Adultery Questions Stir Presidential Campaign Responses
As 11 of 14 candidates had answered by late Wednesday, views split on whether adultery should be probed in campaigns. Jesse Jackson urged abstaining from such questions unless tied to policy or security. Dukakis and Gore advocated context limits. Dole and du Pont stressed candidate integrity. Robertson tied standards to security lapses. Kemp and Bush avoided comment.
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Delaware
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Nevada
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Massachusetts
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Dukakis
Patricia O’brien
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Bruce Babbitt
Arizona
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Israeli Coalition Split Over Peace Conference Plan
Israel remains divided as Labor and Likud clash over Peres peace initiative. Inner Cabinet deadlock risks paralysis or collapse of the governing coalition formed in 1984 with Shamir as foreign minister. Peres calls for Shamir's resignation while backing a multinational conference before direct talks.
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Goetz Trial Testimony Describes Subway Shooting Scene
Witnesses recount chaotic moments on the subway car as four youths sat together before the shooting. Boucher says he and Loren Michals saw a man at the car end fire a shot after hearing popping sounds and misinterpreting firecrackers.
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McFarlane Testimony Reveals Lopez Contras Contact and Doubt
McFarlane described closer contact with the director than expected and suggested Casey directed North's actions in Iran and Nicaragua. He testified he briefed Reagan dozens of times on aid to the contras, often when aid was barred by law, and noted the president interpreted the policy more loosely than he did. He admitted not informing Reagan about Iran arms proceeds being diverted to the contras and reflected on personal risks during a Tehran trip. Calero admitted giving 50000 in traveler’s checks to North for hostage ransom plans amid Saudi contributions totaling about 32.5 million in 1984 85. Reagan cited limited access to his diaries while Congress questions continued.
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Iran
Nicaragua
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Reagan
U.S
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Tehran
Congress
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Col. North
Calero
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