Warsaw Uprising remembrance turns into Solidarity rally
More than 10,000 Poles gathered at Powazki Cemetery and Victory Square in Warsaw to mark the Warsaw Uprising with pro Solidarity demonstrations. Crowds sang hymns, disrupted a wreath ceremony, and unveiled crosses as tensions with martial law authorities rose. Zbigniew Bujak spoke via tape to demand Solidarity’s release and continued resistance.
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Los Angeles Times
Warsaw
Poland
Powazki
Solidarity
Stefan Cardinal Wzszynski
Victory Square
Lech Walesa
Voice
Zbigniew Bujak
Bujak
Solidarity Union
Carter to join Emory faculty in public policy center
Former President Carter prepares to move into a new Emory University office and join the faculty for the fall semester. He will not teach full time but will participate in about six courses and seminars and give occasional lectures, with broad student access.
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Atlanta
Carter
Emory University
Emory
Jim Waits
Center For Public Policy
University
Bess Truman Hospitalized at Research Medical Center
Former first lady Bess Truman, 97, was admitted to the intensive care unit with irregular breathing and pulse. Doctors said she appeared resting comfortably but remained in serious but stable condition due to age, with a possible return home within a week.
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Kansas City, Mo
Bess Truman
Research Medical Center
Truman
Wilson Miller
Miller
Pappy Boyington to Meet Osaka Foes at Pilot Convention
Gregory Boyington the World War II ace and 28 enemy aircraft victor will speak at the Zero Fighter Pilots Association convention in Osaka. He hopes a handshake with Japanese pilots bridges the Pacific and may answer who shot him down.
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Fresno
Calif
South Pacific
Gregory “Pappy
Boyington
Osaka
Japan
Marine Corps
Zero Fighter Pilots Association
Pacific
United States
Universal Employment Plan Demands Jobs Drive In Black Community
National Urban League president John Jacob warns of a future with permanent low mood for Blacks without a job program and calls for a $100 billion Universal Employment and Training System to slash a 20 percent unemployment rate. He cites government community groups and private sector roles in a broad employment plan.
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Los Angeles
National Urban League
League
John Jacob
Jacob
Europe
Falkland Islanders push move for new capital Port Louis
Hundreds of Falkland Islanders fear mines left by Argentine forces and want to relocate the capital from Stanley to Port Louis 25 miles away. Civilian life is paralyzed by uncharted mines as Maj. Gen. David Thorne warns full clearance will take years.
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London
Falkland
David Thorne
Stanley
Terry Peck
Islands’ Legislative Council
Peck
Sunday Times
Falklands
Port Louis
New Donovan charges seen amid probe into labor secretary
Special prosecutor Leon Silverman widens inquiry into Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan after a June report found insufficient credible evidence on prior charges. FBI sources say two new, similar allegations are being investigated, with no substantial detail released.
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New York
UPI
Leon Silverman
Raymond Donovan
Donovan
FBI
Silverman
Washington
Vernon Louviere
Federal Appeals Court
New Jersey Construction Company
Federal Organized Crime Strike Force
Fred Furino
Danbury
Gandhi complains US aid cuts punish India for doing well
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi told NBC Meet the Press that Washington’s reduction of low interest World Bank loans is unfair and punishes India for development success. She said India still needs aid to reach full development and to ease debt service costs.
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Washington
Indira Gandhi
India
United States
Protests oppose U.S. missiles at West German base
About 700 residents staged a week long vigil at the Eberhard Finckh army base in World GROSSENGSTINGEN Baden Wuerttemberg to protest six U S made nuclear missiles. Demonstrators warned the missiles could devastate areas near Augsburg if fired eastward. European firms seek a workaround to Reagan embargo by delivering pre embargo pipeline equipment to the Soviet gas project.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
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Reagan
der Spiegel
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