Safe havens planned for U.S. embassies worldwide
UPI reports that concrete will begin pouring in a distant country in April for the first U.S. Embassy safe havens a series of bunker like refuges at embassies in high risk areas designed to shelter diplomats and local staff during attacks. The plan includes multi service rescue teams independent power and secure communications with secret exits and possible deployment of a rescue force if needed.
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Anderson hints at 1984 presidential bid via new party
Pasadena reports John Anderson says he may form a third party and run for president in 1984 if Reagan's administration falters and voters tire of two parties. He would decide in nine months and, if pursuing this path, convene a national convention to organize the party.
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