Pope calls for peace as war fears echo in Flanders
In Ypres Belgium the pope spoke on peace and against the arms race addressing 60 000 in the square and 2 000 lay workers in Antwerp. He warned pacifism risks amid communist threat and urged defense of freedom while recalling Flanders fields graves and the need to curb arms spending.
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Ypres
Belgium
Flanders Fields
John Paul II
John McCrae
Antwerp
John Paul
Europe
Pope
Federal aid offers temporary homes after Philadelphia MOVE fire
Federal officials pledged 49 temporary homes and 60 rental vouchers plus a $1 million grant to rebuild the west Philadelphia MOVE neighborhood destroyed in the police civil confrontation. HUD Secretary Pierce announced aid after a deadly satchel bomb fire left 61 homes burned and 270 people homeless. mayor Goode outlined a plan to start rebuilding by July 1.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Pierce
Reagan
Pierce
W. Wilson Goode
West Philadelphia
Goode
HUD
Temple University
TV host Richard Dawson ends Family Feud kiss streak
Richard Dawson tearfully ends Family Feud after kissing about 20 000 women over nine years amid ABC axing the show. He defends his kiss tradition saying he kissed for luck and love while audience gives a standing ovation. Also reports Vanessa Williams Amended lawsuit seeks 400 million and Arnold Pinkney convicted in Cleveland port authority case.
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Richard Dawson
Dawson
Vanessa Williams
Penthouse Magazine
Tom Chiapel
Williams
Helene Freeman
Chiapel
Arnold Pink
Seattle Prostitutes to Undergo AIDS Tests
Seattle health officials say jailed prostitutes will be routinely tested after a study found two of 33 women tested positive for AIDS antibodies. The department cautions that antibodies do not prove disease, but indicate potential transmission risk to partners.
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Seattle
Seattle-King County Department of Health
Health Department
Sinn Fein wins over 10 percent of Belfast council seats
Sinn Fein captured 17 of 26 town councils in Northern Ireland, winning 10.3 percent of the provincial vote and key falls in Falls Road Belfast. The party, linked to the IRA, claims a popular mandate for its armed struggle while opposing the Protestant parties in a pact to ostracize its leadership.
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Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
IRA
Danny Morrison
Irish Republican Army
Falls Road
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Social Democrats
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