Pope calls for unity during first papal visit to Netherlands
Pope John Paul II urged Dutch Catholics to stay orthodox while accepting conservative bishops and urged reconciliation amid progressive traditionalist divides. He pressed for unity and said the pope must decide bishop nominations, amid lighter than expected crowds in Den Bosch during the Netherlands trip.
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den Bosch
Netherlands
John Paul II
Belgium
Luxembourg
Eindhoven
Utrecht
Adrianus Simonis
Jan Ter Schure
John Paul I
Church seeks halt to extravagant trust spending
South Congregational Church in New Britain sues to stop further use of a 714000 trust and seeks repayment of about 91000 spent on care for Jesse Leach and her ailing sister Florence Peterson. Probate judge will rule on the bank's accounting and trustee removal.
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NEW Britain, Conn
South Congregational Church
Jesse Leach
New Britain National Bank
Edward Januszewski
Leach
Florence Peterson
U.S. trained unit linked to Beirut car bombing
Washington sources say Reagan approved a CIA backed covert program to train counterterrorist units. A Lebanese led group acted without authorization to detonate a car bomb near Hezbollah leader Mohammed Fadlallah in a Beirut suburb killing over 80 and wounding 200. CIA officials deny contact with attackers.
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Beirut
Washington
Reagan
CIA
U.S
Middle East
Lebanon
Reagan Administration
Intelligence Agency
Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah
Hezbollah
Party of God
Fadlallah
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