Riots Force Flag Change in U.S. Zone Park Incident
During the 1984 anti-American riots 21 students were killed. The park sits in a U.S. owned zone and typically flies both flags. Demonstrators removed the U.S. flag and replaced it with a Panamanian flag.
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Power crisis cripples Northern India as demand surges
Northern India faces severe power shortages with daily outages lasting hours in New Delhi. Generating capacity rose 3 percent while demand jumped 70 percent over five years, leaving factories, farms, and homes without reliable electricity. Heat nears 110 degrees as curbs on air conditioning prompt changes to night festivals and wedding celebrations.
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Dissident priest Lefebvre denounces Rome at Italian palace
About 1,000 attendees, including palatial aristocracy, gathered at Princess Pallavicini’s walled palace to hear Archbishop Lefebvre denounce changes to the Roman Church liturgy. He said he would not die a Protestant, dismissed pluralism, and urged fidelity to the Catholic Church as Cardinal Poletti warned against the visit.
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Switzerland
Rome
Ugo Poletti
Royal Heritage TV series sparks debate on royal treasures
A nine part BBC television series and companion book titled Royal Heritage exa mines Britain's royal treasures from Rembrandts to Queen Victoria's doll's house. The project surveys nearly 1,000 years of collection, with insights from Prof J H Plumb and anecdotes by BBC producer Michael Gill, offering a lavish, readable guide to art, architecture, and royal provenance.
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California Death Penalty Bill Faces Court Ruling
Attorney General Evelle Younger said a proposed California bill to reinstate capital punishment would not conflict with the Supreme Court ruling forbidding mandatory death sentences for murderers of police officers. Governor Brown vetoed the measure, but supporters seek an override.
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UPI
Evelle Younger
Edmund G. Brown Jr
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