De Klerk elected South Africa president unanimously
Frederik W. de Klerk was unanimously chosen by a parliamentary electoral college to lead South Africa for five years. He pledged a five year racial reform program and said the state president must represent all people, not just parliament. A massive Cape Town march supported peaceful protest as police held back and Archbishop Desmond Tutu joined demonstrators calling for freedom.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
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Frederik W. de Klerk
Pieter W. Botha
de Klerk
Botha
National
Frederik de Klerk
Cape Town
Allan Boesak
World Alliance of Reformed Churches
Adderley Street
Victoria
Desmond Tutu
African Natinal Congress
Atlantic
Tutu
City Hall
Appeal of Nazi Demjanjuk Postponed for Third Time
In Jerusalem the High Court of Justice delayed the Nazi war crimes appeal of John Demjanjuk for a third time. The prosecution allowed fresh evidence and a new hearing date. Demjanjuk, 69, convicted April 13, 1988, as the guard Ivan the Terrible at Treblinka faces death by hanging after his claim of mistaken identity.
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Jerusalem
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High Court of Justice
John Demjanjuk
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Demjanjuk
U.S
Ivan the Terrible
Treblinka
Nazi Occupied Poland
Cleveland
Israel
Horoscopes warn Virgo to guard against possessiveness today
The column offers daily sign by sign guidance and cautions Virgo to share with others and avoid unnecessary change. It flags Libra moodiness, Scorpio tool safety, Sagittarius risky ventures, Capricorn patience, Aquarius clouded thinking, Pisces self deception, Aries career manipulation, Taurus repeating past mistakes, Gemini joint ventures, Cancer dictatorial peers, and Leo attitude affecting productivity.
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Aquarius
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Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
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