O Neill Birthday Cheers Mark 70th With Michel Joking
The House Speaker Thomas O Neill turned 70 with a loud chorus of Happy Birthday led by Bob Michel in a light hearted moment after a pre session news conference. Natalia Solzhenitsyn warns Walter Polovchak faces spiritual death if sent back to the Soviet Union in a letter to attorney Henry Holzer reported by the Chicago Sun Times.
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Kennedy's problems rise as Kennedy Jr flunks NY bar exam
Robert Kennedy Jr, recently recovering from flu, failed the New York State bar exam while his wife Emily passed. She works for the Legal Aid Society which is on strike. Kennedy remains an assistant Manhattan district attorney and can continue working until retaking the bar in February.
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Chilean plane crash kills 46 near La Serena
A Fokker F-27 from Santiago to La Serena crashed near a hillside quarry on approach, bursting into flames. All 46 aboard died, including three Americans two Maryknoll Sisters Gertrude Vaccaro and Margaret Hanlon and journalist Silvia Pinto.
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Robbins Mourned By Country Stars After Death
Country music mourners remember Marty Robbins who died at 57 from cardiac arrest after bypass surgery at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville. Chet Atkins called him one of the greatest while Little Jimmy Dickens said Robbins’ burial weekend would be among the saddest for friends and fans.
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Reagan frames MX vote as test for peacekeeper support
President Reagan urged Senate Republicans to back the MX missile program, arguing its defeat would send the wrong message to the new Soviet leadership. He cited Joint Chiefs support for a dense pack basing and left room for alternative proposals, calling the Peacekeeper essential to U.S. security.
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