Plot to assassinate Gandhi exposed in New Orleans case
Federal officials say a Vietnam veteran posing as an explosives expert infiltrated a Sikh plot to overthrow India's government and assassinate Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi during a U.S. visit. Five conspirators were arrested in New Orleans, two more sought in New York. The undercover agent, a Medal of Honor recipient, met with suspects who planned to train in chemical warfare and urban guerrilla tactics and to bomb strategic Indian targets including a nuclear reactor.
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Shultz Gromyko Begin Talks Urgently Seek Solutions
Secretary of State Shultz meets Soviet foreign minister Gromyko in Vienna urging patience as they address arms control and other issues. Greenpeace activists stage a protest outside the Soviet Embassy, demanding an end to nuclear tests before the talks. The meeting follows Shultz's Middle East trip and aims to set stage for potential Reagan Gorbachev summit.
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Pope greeted with cheers and jeers in Maastricht mass
Pope John Paul II arrived in Maastricht amid welcome in a Catholic stronghold but faced heckling and obscene gestures as he toured the city. Police detained three people including a tomato-thrower. about 30,000 spectators watched the papal motorcade despite drizzle as he visited St Servatius Church.
Obscene gestures disrupt Pope’s Dutch outdoor Mass
During John Paul II's visit to Maastricht, a youth climbed a fountain and dropped his pants as rain delayed the papal outdoor Mass. Police seized the youth amid 1,000 officers in Maastricht and 1,000 at Beek airport with up to 150,000 expected attendees. The pope's five day tour exposed sharp church divisions between progressives and conservatives. He planned a three hour train ride to Amersfoort for meetings with youths and Dutch bishops.
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