Journalists recount chaotic El Salvador clash and rebel command
Four Dutch reporters were killed amid a firefight between guerrillas and an army patrol near Casario Ichanquezo on the Guazapa slope. Rebels reportedly showed wounded prisoners and claimed adherence to the Geneva Conventions. Authorities seized film and equipment. no detailed explanation given.
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San Salvador
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Haig Felt Trapped Over Resignation, Aid Says
Washington secretaries say Secretary of State Alexander Haig believed he was maneuvered by White House officials into leaving. He reportedly intended to stay and only learned on Friday that Reagan accepted his resignation after a Thursday meeting in which he aired grievances about White House meddling in foreign policy.
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Haig Resignation Sparks White House Rivalry Rumors
Report says a master plan aimed to force Haig out as he was fired after Reagan accepted his resignation. Associates allege White House hostility and a potential Bush Haig 1984 presidential contest, naming Bush Baker Deaver and Darman as key players in the internal clash.
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Justice
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White House
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Weather Outlook Showers and Thunderstorms Friday Through Sunday
Extended forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms Friday through Sunday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. National extremes list a Tuesday low of 39 at West Yellowstone and highs near 110 at Buckeye and Gila Bend in Arizona.
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Tornadoes Hit Allentown and Toms River In Severe Storms
Severe storms sweep the nation with tornadoes damaging a roof and a barn near Allentown Pennsylvania and homes in Toms River New Jersey. Other tornadoes downed trees near Terre Haute Indiana and hail the size of baseballs reported in Sidney Nebraska.
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Jepsen to Discuss Spouse Benefits on GMA
U.S. Senator Roger W. Jepsen of Alowa will appear live on ABC TV Good Morning America at 8 15 a m to discuss his bill on ex military spouse benefits He chairs the Senate armed services subcommittee on manpower and personnel and sponsors a measure seeking equal rights for former military spouses with federal civil service and private sector spouses.
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U.S
Roger W. Jepsen
Alowa
Abc-Tv
Good Morning America
Jepsen
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Job Service faces funding squeeze as unemployment soars
The fund, financed by quarterly employer taxes, faces record payouts with estimates exceeding 300 million in 1982. Borrowing from the U S Department of Labor will begin next week to meet payments through summer and fall, while lawmakers weigh higher employer taxes or benefit cuts. An advisory council meets July 15 to review options.
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U.S. Department of Labor
JOB Service Legislative
James Hunsaker III
Advisory Council
Shearer
Reagan Backed Civil Rights Act Signing Draws Mixed Reactions
Reagan praised for voting rights act signing drawing praise from Kennedy while Jackson warned enforcement matters. Kennedy noted delays getting the administration aboard. Dole hailed the move as evidence of commitment to equal rights. Coretta Scott King and SCLC figures attended.
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Jesse Jackson
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Reagan
Kennedy
Sen
Bob Dole
Talks on Arsenals Equality Face Major Hurdles
Rowny and Karpov, longtime foes in prior SALT talks, meet in a procedural session to curb arsenals and seek what the U S calls equality and Russians term equal security. Both sides face high weapon costs and economic pressures as they push toward a possible agreement.
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Rowny
Karpov
Karpov- Rowny
Chinese dancer vanishes in Jackson seeking asylum in U S
A 24 year old Chinese dancer Lin Jianwei left his costume behind after a Monday performance at Millsaps College during the International Ballet Competition and disappeared. He is in federal custody as authorities investigate. Local and federal officials declined to release further details.
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United States
Lin Jianwei
Lin
Meiners
Millsaps College
Dorris Ng
Civic Ballet of
Southern California
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