Please Lord Help Me Plane Victim Scribbles Before Crash
Hirot sugu Kawaguchi, 52, kept seven pages of notes on a pocket calendar as the Japan Airlines Boeing 747 plunged, writing prayers and messages to his daughters and family. Four survivors among 524 aboard. Kawaguchi and Taniguchi among the dead. Kawaguchi lived in Kobe and had visited Tokyo with his family.
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Japan Air Lines
Hirotsugu Kawaguchi
Kawaguchi
Mariko
Chiyoko
Tsuyoshi
Masakazu Taniguchi
Taniguchi
Kobe
Tutu warns of bloodbath and hints at violent turn
Bishop Desmond Tutu questioned the possibility of avoiding violence in South Africa and suggested he might back force if necessary. He faulted Reagan's policies as disastrous for blacks and urged more blunt South Africa criticism while warning of a looming crisis under apartheid.
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Tutu
Reagan
Gazette Wire Services
Washington
Desmond Tutu
South Africa
White House
Pieter W. Botha
Botha
Gemayel vows to stay amid Lebanon crisis and sectarian bloodshed
President Amin Gemayel, a Christian, refuses to quit amid growing demands from Muslims and Christians. He says he will leave only if dead or when his term ends September 23, 1988, as clashes erupt east of Beirut and a car bombing kills at least 55 people.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Gemayel
As-Safir
Alfred
Yaghoubzadeh
Christian East Beirut
U S peace mission to Middle East fizzles out
Assistant Secretary of State Richard Murphy left Amman without meeting the joint Jordanian Palestinian delegation. Palestinian and Jordanian sources called the failure a real blow to the peace plan and warned Yasir Arafat would return soon to discuss next moves. Murphy said talks could still happen if aimed at advancing a feasible course for the process.
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Los Angeles Times
Amman
Jordan
U.S
Middle East
Richard Murphy
Murphy
Hanna Siniora
Hussein
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Iraq
United States
PLO
Mideast
Grandpa's ghost town history awakens in Jones County
Smoke rises from a fire used by Cascade resident John Lane as he labors at a blacksmith shop in Edinburgh Day’s ghost town exhibit in central Jones County. The site features relocated historic buildings including a church, log cabin, and one room school with public Sunday hours.
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John Lane
Cascade
Edinburgh
Jones County
Jones County Historical Society
Matt Appelhaus
Monmouth
Karen Antons
Center Junction
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