U S Adviser Killed in El Salvador War Sparks Warning
El Salvador guerrillas claimed responsibility for the killing of Navy Lt Cmdr Albert A Schaufelberger and warned Reagan's policies would yield more American deaths. The 33 year old from San Diego headed security for U S military advisers in El Salvador and was killed in an urban attack. A memorial procession and transport home followed amid charges of U S involvement and regional spillover.
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U S official in Latin America reassigned in policy shift
Washington reports Thomas Enders, the assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs, is to leave his post amid a White House favored hardline shift on Central America. Langhorne Motley will replace him, becoming the first non career diplomat in years to hold the inter American post.
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George P. Shultz
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Spain
Reagan
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Shultz
U.S. Foreign Service
Langhorne Motley
Brazil
Alaska
Motley
William P. Clark
United Nations
Jeane Kirkpatrick
el Salvador
Loyal U.S. adviser Schaufelberger killed in El Salvador
The body of Lt. Cmdr. Albert Schaufelberger III, deputy commander of American military advisers in El Salvador, arrived in the United States in a flag draped coffin greeted by an honor guard and Navy officials. He was killed while waiting for a friend in San Salvador. A guerrilla faction claimed responsibility, warning of more deaths.
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Radio Farabundo Marti
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Virginia Beach
San Salvador
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Adviser
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Naval Air Station
Oceana
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el Salvador
Navy
Albert Schaufelberger III
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Beaufort
Pacific Ocean
North Island Air Station
San Diego
Oceana Naval Air Station
Hitler diary forger jailed in biggest hoax case
Konrad Kujau and reporter Gerd Heidemann were jailed on suspicion of fraud over the forged Hitler diaries. Kujau admitted writing the diaries he sold to Stern, while Heidemann denied wrongdoing, claiming he was the victim of the swindle. The Federal Archives confirmed the volumes were obvious fakes, with postwar materials. Stern faces questions as it seeks to recover its funds.
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Stern
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Henri Nannen
Post-War Period.” Stern
Rather fends off slander charges in 60 Minutes case
CBS News anchor Dan Rather defended his 60 Minutes report on insurance fraud as fair and accurate amid heavy courtroom attention. He insisted he used editorial judgment, while attorney Bruce Friedman pressed whether interviews were fully verified with Dr. Carl Galloway, who contends the segment harmed him and seeks 30 million dollars.
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Rather
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Galloway
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Jack Swink
Stress lowers IQ in children under family strain study shows
Detroit reports that a study of 4,154 seven year olds finds family stress from death illness or divorce reduces average IQ by 13 percent, with greater declines for handicapped children. Brown and Rosenbaum note coping strategies and family therapy can boost scores.
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Georgetown University Family Center
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National Institute of Neurological and
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