Thousands mark Aquino birthday protests turn violent in Manila
Gazette wire services report hundreds of thousands marched to mark slain opposition leader Benigno Aquino Birth anniversary. In Cebu about 50 000 joined an early march as priests read a bishops conference letter urging restoration of civil liberties and warning unrest brings Philippines closer to chaos. In Manila youths attacked police guarding food stores, 24 arrests reported and eight hospitalized. Barricades near Malacanang and large crowds, culminating in a Mass at Luneta Park. Corazon Aquino crossed paths with Rolando Galman’s mother as controversy over Aquino’s death persists. Marcos maintained plausible denials, police and cabinet discussing debt restructuring while authorities fear more violence on the day.
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Weather threatens to delay Columbia launch from Cape Canaveral
Weather in Florida and Europe threatened to delay the Columbia mission with Spacelab. NASA planned fueling and a 10 am liftoff hoping for a break in the weather. A six man crew waited as forecast winds up to 30 mph could jeopardize an emergency landing in Spain or Germany.
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Space shuttle Columbia launch coverage planned by four networks
NBC will start at 9 51 a m from Cape Canaveral and report for 30 minutes while ABC CBS cut in near liftoff for about 15 minutes. CNN may air at 9 30 a m if aborts occur. Backup Bonn Cologne reports rain and clouds. NASA must launch by Dec 5 or wait until late February due to moon phase and sun angles.
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Soviet envoy says arms talks impossible while missiles stand in Europe
Deputy Soviet UN ambassador Richard Ovinnikov told CBS Face the Nation that negotiations on nuclear arms control cannot proceed until the United States pulls back newly deployed missiles in Western Europe. He cited Reagan administration actions as reckless and warmongering. In Cyprus, Iran's official agency reported a truck bomb in Baghdad killing over 100 Iraqi officials and many military personnel. INA denied the Baghdad events.
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Commonwealth summit urges US USSR dialogue for peace
The 44-nation Commonwealth leaders urged Washington and Moscow to resume genuine political dialogue to ease East West tensions. They warned that rising violence and confrontation threaten global stability and called for vision toward a peaceful world.
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Firebombing at Funeral Home Sparks Bay Chase
A large New York crowd chased two suspects after a funeral home firebombing near Kennedy Airport. One man vanished in Jamaica Bay, possibly drowning, while the other was captured by bystanders as he emerged from the water. Police identify the incident as a Molotov attack reported around 11:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Miners death probed in Arizona after crosspicket incident
GILA BEND Aziz. Keith Raymond Tallant, 25, an Arizona copper miner, died when his car left a highway on Sunday amid an investigation into a fatal crash. Officials said no foul play is indicated, though cause remains under inquiry. Tallant’s toddler daughter Chandra was wounded by gunfire a week earlier during a spread over picket lines.
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Madrid Avianca crash leaves 183 dead
Survivors describe fleeing the flaming Boeing 747 after a Madrid Barajas crash that killed 183 of 194 aboard. Passengers included French and German citizens and Peruvian poet Manuel Scorza. Four survivors remain in serious condition as authorities investigate the 1:04 a.m. disaster.
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Garlic scented Battlestar Garlictica tops Doo Dah Parade in Pasadena
In Pasadena 40,000 spectators watched an irreverent Doo Dah Parade featuring Battlestar Garlictica a giant garlic bulb float and 19 similar outlandish entries. The event highlighted a nuclear theme and included the Texas Chainsaw Massacre Drill Team and the Unknown Shoppers among 125 acts.
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