Mandela’s daughter’s mother Winnie Man arrested in Soweto
Winnie Mandela, 50, detained for violating a banning order by returning to Soweto from a Pretoria area reunion. Police dragged her from her home after she refused to leave and shouted she would not abandon her house, while reporters were briefly detained. She had been told she could not reside in the Johannesburg area and was held at an airport hotel outside the city.
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Armstrong Floors Holiday Savings Campaign
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Pontiff Praises Anti Apartheid Demonstrators
In Vatican City Pope John Paul II praised anti apartheid demonstrators before addressing Uganda. He urged that a pact between the government and the main guerrilla group would restore security and normalcy to the country.
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Vets honor Patton tomb service in Luxembourg
Belgian veterans who fought under U S Gen George S Patton honored the World War II commander. A memorial was held at Patton s tomb in Hamm cemetery. Luxembourg Defense Mrs Jean Gerard and the U S ambassador attended the service. Patton died December 21 1945 in a car crash in West Germany.
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