Shultz and Soviets Restart Daniloff Talks in New York
Secretary of State Shultz returns to New York to press Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze on a formula for Daniloff's release and other issues delaying a summit. Zakharov and Daniloff remain jailed awaiting trial while the U.N. mission dispute prompts U.S. concessions on 25 Soviet diplomats.
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George Shultz
Moscow
Shultz
Eduard Shevardnadze
Nicholas Daniloff
U.S. News & World Report
Ottawa
Shevardnadze
Washington
Daniloff
Gennady Zakharov
United Nations
Zakharov
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Daniloff-Zakharov
U.N
White House
United States
Donald Regan
Fugitive Jackson hunted in woods near Wright City
Scores of officers from FBI and state police searched a vacant trailer home and surrounding woods for Michael W. Jackson, the 41 year old suspect in a three state crime spree. A door was found open but it was unclear if forced entry occurred. Evidence was sent to Jefferson City for analysis as the sweep continued with bloodhounds and a helicopter.
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Michael W. Jackson
Hal Helterhoff
FBI
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Helterhoff
Jackson
Missouri
Highway Patrol
Jim Lee
Lee
Roy Foss
Fosse
Indianapolis
Soviet silent test site shown to journalists in Kazakh hills
Soviet and foreign journalists toured a secret nuclear test range in the Gegelen Hills to bolster Moscow's moratorium appeal. General Yuri Lebedev said the site is silent and should remain so, while rusted equipment and abandoned tunnels hint at past nuclear blasts and former activity.
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Gegelen Hills
Kazakhstan
U.S.S
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
Yuri V. Lebedev
U.S
Nevada Test Site
Congress faces looming budget crisis and big spending bill
Congress races to adjourn amid a crowded agenda led by a $556 billion Senate budget plan and a House budget measure of $562 billion. President Reagan threatens veto over Pentagon restrictions linked to SALT II and related programs while lawmakers also consider debt ceiling, South Africa sanctions, and an anti drug package as Wednesday vote looms.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Reagan
South Africa
Harry Claiborne
House-Senate
Pentagon
Rebels seek cease fire in Philippines talks
President Aquino spokesman Teodoro Benigno called the communists cease-fire proposal a step forward in ending the 17 year insurgency. The National Democratic Front urged a 30 day or longer halt with safeguards and promised to present the plan to the government this week.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
Teodoro Benigno
Benigno
Aquino
National Democratic Front
the Front
U S plans nuke test prompts Las Vegas high rise warning
The U S Energy Department says Lab Quark will detonate 2000 feet underground on Tuesday with a yield of 20 to 150 kilotons. Evacuations or precautions target Las Vegas high rises as officials warn of possible slight tremors for upper floors.
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U.S
Las Vegas
Nev
Federal Department of Energy
Barbara Yoerg
Yoerg
Pahute Mesa
Here
China warns against Western evils and corruption
The Central Committee of the Communist Party met at the Great Hall of the People and reaffirmed modernization as a basic policy while condemning Western corruption. Deng Xiaoping led a one day session with 199 full members and 126 alternates, announcing the 13th National Congress for October 1987 and endorsing reforms to reduce inefficiency and promote democracy.
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Communist Party
Central Committee
China
Xinhua
Great Hall of the People
Deng Xiaoping
Deng
Flood Threat Roils Saco Montana As Milk River Rises
Residents brace behind sandbags as Beaver Creek floods areas west of Saco Flats. More than 300 evacuations reported across Milk River towns after 5 to 8 inches of rain drenched northern Montana. One Harlem woman died as waters swelled, livestock drowned, roads and railroads were cut.
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Mont
Milk River
Montana
Harlem
Beaver Creek
Saco Flats
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