Pope decries disarray from Vatican II as youth urged to resist excess
Pope John Paul II spoke in Namur on his Belgian trip urging youths to shun unbridled sex drugs and costly fashions. He criticized Vatican II for causing disarray among 800 million Catholics while warning against consumerism and moral decline. He noted the church must renew its spiritual reach and prepare for a global bishops conference.
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Mechelen
Brussels
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Netherlands
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Meuse
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King salmon weighs 97 pounds in Alaska catch
UH Soldotna resident Les Anderson reeled a 97 pound king salmon in the Kenai River. His 25 pound test line held as partner Bud Lofstedt steered the boat and Anderson exclaimed the fish wouldn’t fit in the net, marking a world record.
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Alaska
Les Anderson
Anderson
Kenai River
Bud Lofstedt
India weighs sweeping law to curb terrorism nationwide
New Delhi seeks a two year Terrorist and Disruptive Activities Prevention Bill to allow execution or life imprisonment for terrorist acts causing harm. It would empower special closed courts extend jurisdiction to abroad and ban materials deemed to incite sedition. Opposition warns of civil liberty abuses.
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Soviet ESA to launch Mars probe in 1988 cooperation
Tass reports a joint Soviet ESA Mars mission with a satellite set for 1988 and suggests Western members join on a large scale after a meeting in Leningrad. In South Africa, rioting followed a funeral for Santo Thobela as police used tear gas on protesters in Duduza. simultaneously about 9,000 black miners walked out at Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mine over suspensions.
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China to Import Books While Banning Obscene Works
China Daily reported foreign books magazines and tapes will be imported this year with a ban on anti socialist and pornographic material. In Spain thieves struck the Sacramonte abbey stealing paintings sculpture and jewelry valued around 2 million dollars including a 1797 Francisco de Goya work and other ancient pieces.
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China Daily
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