Soviet Submarine Disabled in Atlantic Near Florida
A U S Navy helicopter hovers over a disabled Soviet submarine about 490 miles east of St. Augustine. The sub, stranded since Wednesday, may have been damaged after colliding with a sonar device towed by a U S Navy frigate. A Soviet salvage tug began towing the vessel toward Cuba on Saturday.
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St. Augustine
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Washington Post
Atlantic
U.S
Cuba
Pentagon
Turkish military endorsement could sway parliamentary vote
Turkey’s military leader endorsed the Nationalist Democracy Party in a high stake election. President Evren urged support for law and order while criticizing Ozal as polls favored the Motherland Party. The three parties faced low key campaigns amid bans and past interventions shaping the vote.
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Turkey
Kenan Evren
Law and Order Nationalist Democracy Party
Turgut Sunalp
Turgut Ozal
Motherland
Nationalist Democracy Party
Necdet Calp
Evren
Ozal
U S ends search for wreckage of Korean airliner
The Defense Department announced the search for KAL 007 wreckage over the Sea of Japan is called off. Only a cooking pot surfaced. weather and rugged bottom hindered effort amid Soviet interference allegations.
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Defense Department
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Sea of Japan
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Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
Moneron Island
Sakhalin
Pope to preach in Rome Lutheran church signals reconciliation
Pope John Paul II agreed to preach in a Rome Lutheran church as part of a move toward unity. He praised Martin Luther’s deep religiosity and called for re evaluation of the Reformer while Lutheran officials said he would join their December 11 service and deliver a sermon.
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John Paul II
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Vatican
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