Shultz criticizes France allied role during NATO talks
Secretary of State Shultz said dealing with France on allied matters is aggravating due to French ambiguity over their role in the Atlantic alliance. He cited prolonged negotiations on the final communique and France's sensitivity over wording as central friction.
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New York Times
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George P. Shultz
France
Shultz
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
Schultz
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Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations
State Department
Gromyko
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Reagan
Yuri V. Andropov
Mitterrand
Francois Mitterrand
Theater roof collapse in Bihar kills many at film show
A tin theater roof collapsed during a matinee in Bikramganj Bihar injuring dozens and killing between 80 and 100 people. Authorities dispatched paramilitary police and cranes as officials promised aid to families.
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India
Bihar
United News of India
Bikramganj
Press Trust of India
Sasaram
Jagannath Mishra
Patna
Calcutta
Nepal
West Bengal
Ganges
Nurses resign over AIDS patient care dispute
Two registered nurses in San Jose resigned rather than face discipline after refusing treatment of a patient suspected of AIDS. A third nurse weighs resignation amid concerns about hospital precautions. A separate report notes a New York vaudeville producer disappeared May 13 and was later found dead in a Beverly Hills canyon stream bed.
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San Jose
Calif
New York
Beverly Hills
Body believed to be Roy Radin found in Los Angeles
A badly decomposed man found in clothing similar to those worn by producer Roy Alexander Radin died of a single gunshot wound. Coroner officials said identification is pending but a good chance the body is Radin, 33, who was nationally known.
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Los Angeles
Roy Alexander Radin
Los Angeles County
Radin
S. Radin
Aftershock Hits Coalinga Destroys Home and Shifts Homes
A new quake struck Coalinga six weeks after a major tremor, destroying a house and disrupting mobile homes and roads in the central California town of about 7,000. A moderate aftershock the next day caused no damage and no injuries were reported. The Friday 5.2 magnitude event occurred at 8 10 p.m. centered about 10 miles northwest of Coalinga.
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Coalinga
Calif
California
San Francisco
Bomb hits Khalde highway wounding six including children
A remote controlled bomb on a coastal highway in Khalde wounded six Lebanese, among them a man and his three children, as an Israeli convoy passed. Windows were shattered at the nearby U S Marine compound. The strike adds to three days of guerrilla attacks that have killed five Israeli soldiers in Lebanon since Wednesday.
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Khalde
Lebanon
Beirut
U.S. Marine
Stone says peace talks need all Central American nations
Presidential envoy Richard Stone said any successful peace effort in the region must involve all the Central American countries, not just the United States. He spoke after meeting with Daniel Ortega and Miguel D'Escoto in Managua before leaving for Guatemala.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Richard Stone
Washington
United States
Stone
Guatemala
Daniel Ortega
Miguel D'Escoto
OAU deadlock over secretary general candidate at Addis summit
African leaders at the OAU summit in Addis Ababa failed to elect a secretary general after 40 ballots produced no clear majority for any candidate. Delegates adjourned the session amid a disputed race stemming from tensions after the Western Sahara crisis. The meeting was to resume today.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Western Sahara
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Morris Plan offers loans from five to fifteen thousand
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Morris Plan
Jim
Paul
Passenger sets minor rear lavatory fire on Air Canada jet
An Air Canada Boeing 727 flying from Toronto to Bermuda reported a passenger setting a small rear lavatory fire. Crew extinguished the blaze with automatic extinguishers, the plane landed safely, no injuries or major damage, 63 passengers and eight crew aboard. A deportee suspect was arrested on arrival in Bermuda.
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Toronto
Air Canada
Bermuda
Brock Stewart
Stewart
Dallas
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Fire forces evacuation as United 727 fails to take off at O'Hare
An engine fire erupted in United Airlines Flight 200 at O'Hare International Airport delaying takeoff. Fifteen passengers were treated at the scene and four admitted to hospital after evacuating down emergency ramps. United says 134 passengers flew to Tampa later that night.
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Chicago
United Airlines
O’hare International
Tampa
Fla
Jerome Mallon
Albin Tree
Mallon
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