Marchers protest Salvador aid and domestic cuts in Washington
Tens of thousands of demonstrators massed from near the Lincoln Memorial to the Pentagon to oppose Reagan era aid to El Salvador and cuts in U.S. social programs. Organizers cited 100000 in turnout while officials estimated 25000 as peaceful protests echoed 1967 antiwar marches with few arrests.
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Reagan seeks more time for talks on Lebanon missiles
President Reagan cabled Prime Minister Begin asking for more time to persuade Syria to pull anti air missiles from eastern Lebanon. U S Ambassador Samuel Lewis delivered the message as Israel pressures a resolution seen as vital to air superiority amid regional crisis.
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Haig Opens NATO Talks On Soviet Missile Reduction Plan
United States aims to begin U S Soviet discussions before year end to limit medium range missiles in Europe. Haig links progress to Soviet global conduct as NATO ministers hear appeals from Italy and Belgium about the European deployment controversial since 1983 under the 1979 decision for 572 missiles.
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Killer of 6 eludes Chicago police
Maryland authorities seek Ronald Q. Ellis 34 for six killings including his wife and two daughters. A day long Chicago South Side manhunt failed to locate him. Ellis may have money and no longer be in the area. Accomplice Mary P. Turner and her five year old son were abducted from Fairfax County and later escaped.
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Talks resume on coal miners contract as 160000 walk off
The Bituminous Coal Operators Association agrees to resume talks this week on a new contract for 160,000 coal miners who walked off 39 days ago. Negotiations set for 10 o'clock Thursday in Washington DC, with UMW president Sam Church citing progress.
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Cambodian vote yields 99.75 percent for Heng Samrin regime
World dispatch reports Cambodia’s May 1 election returned 99.75 percent for Heng Samrin’s government. Vietnam News Agency cites the result as legitimizing the Vietnam-installed regime with 3.5 million eligible voters. In Poland Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski’s health worsens, raising fears of his death.
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Opera Singer Roberta Peters Birthday Milestone
Opera singer Roberta Peters turns 51 and actress Audrey Hepburn is 52, marking notable ages in classic performing arts.
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Tony Orlando to star in Barnum for three weeks on Broadway
Tony Orlando will replace vacationing Jim Dale in Broadway's Barnum for three weeks starting this week. The singer, 37, will perform as the circus showman, performing nine songs nightly while performing stunts such as tightrope, juggling, trampoline, and dance. Orlando has spoken of his past struggles and renewed purpose.
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