Reagan health cited as excellent by physician
Ronald Reagan at 69 is described as in excellent health and able to handle stress by his personal physician Dr. John Reynolds. Reynolds notes a moderate hearing loss and aging related thumb degeneration but says no campaign health issues occurred. Cabinet selections are underway with announcements expected before Christmas.
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Polish Communists Converge for Key Central Committee Meeting
In Warsaw the Polish Communist Party Central Committee meets to address Poland s economic crisis and rising liberalism after independent unions formed. Stanislaw Kania to give keynote as purges and posts shifts deepen party control amid tense leadership factions.
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FBI rejects second gunman theory in Kennedy slaying
The FBI says its lab review contests the House committee's conclusion of a probable second gunman in the 1963 Kennedy assassination. The panel's 16 month old finding cited a Dallas Dealey Plaza tape suggesting four shots.
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Uruguayans vote against regime in pivotal referendum
Uruguayan voters reject a constitutional reform that would solidify the military seven year rule with 53.37 percent against 38.95 percent, totaling 879 765 no and 642 279 yes, amid an 80 percent turnout as the regime bans parties and pursues control over government actions.
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Militants hold hostages, key Iranian minister says
Iran's minister of state for executive affairs said the 52 American hostages have not been handed over to the government by militants. Behed Nabavi told Ettelat that no transfer has occurred. The status and location of the hostages remain unclear amid ongoing negotiations with the United States.
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Iraq denies Iran captures oil terminal Al Bakr
A Iraqi military official denied Tehran's claim that Iran captured the Al Bakr offshore oil terminal. The communique reported 114 Iranian soldiers killed and 18 Iraqi soldiers dead, with many more wounded and multiple vehicles and ammo dumps destroyed. Iran had claimed victory and capture of the terminal earlier.
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