Exhausted pope ends Turkey unity trip with joint talks
Pope John Paul II, fatigued after a three day security heavy voyage, returned to Rome with a historic agreement with Greek Orthodox Patriarch Dimitrios I aimed at bridging the 925 year schism. They announced a joint commission to map steps toward church unity and urged openness to rethinking rules.
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Moslem Students March in Washington Amid Jarring Heckling
About 250 Moslem students led a march from Dupont Circle to the State Department, chanting pro Khomeini slogans while roughly equal numbers of American counter demonstrators jeered. Police protected both sides. two black students were arrested and no injuries were reported.
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Shah asks U.S. aid to leave United States for exile
Iran's ailing Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, recovering in New York, is distressed Mexico will not renew his refuge and has asked Washington for help finding a new exile. His departure is delayed past Dec. 9, with Sadat the only public asylum option so far.
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World court to hear case on U S Iran hostage dispute
The International Court of Justice will hear the U S complaint against Iran on Monday Dec 10 in The Hague. Washington accuses Tehran of breaching diplomatic immunity by seizing American diplomats. Iran refuses to participate and will boycott today's U N Security Council session on the hostage issue.
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Synchronization myths and the rise of the actress
The piece riffs on natural synchronization seen in pendulums fireflies and fish, notes a bellman’s view on tipping, and traces the term map to mappa. It questions why the actress emerged prominently only in the last century, attributing part of the answer to acoustics and historical theater practices.
Godunov in funk may go to Moscow
Alexander Godunov defected dancer left town in a deep funk after an American ballerina allegedly insulted him but has not agreed to return to Moscow. His New York manager Edgar Vincent said there is no truth to reports he will go back, though Godunov is miserable about his career and lonely for his wife who remained in the Soviet Union.
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