Amin in coma after Uganda leader surgery in Kampala hospital
Uganda strongman Idi Amin, in power since 1971, was reported in a coma in Mulago Hospital after surgery. aides said he is serious, while others expect he will recover. British confidant Robert Astles and Ugandan officials provided updates as doctors investigated the cause.
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Pope Paul VI Plans Synod Opening After Birthday
Pope Paul VI will open this year's Synod of Bishops four days after his 80th birthday on September 26. Vatican officials said Thursday that the pope has no intention of abdicating on his birthday.
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Actor Zero Mostel Dies at 62 in Philadelphia
Zero Mostel famed for Fiddler on the Roof and The Producers died in Philadelphia at 62 from heart failure after a viral infection. The actor, blacklisted in the 1950s, had just been touring with Fiddler in pre Broadway performances at Whe Merchant. He was celebrated for Ulysses in Nighttown and Rhinoceros on stage and earned film fame in The Producers and Panic in the Streets. Mostel, born Samuel Joel Mostel in Brooklyn, starred in Keep Em Laughing on Broadway in 1942 and later painted as a passion. He leaves wife Kathryn and two sons Joel and Tobias.
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Israel reveals more Jewish settlements in West Bank
Israel disclosed additional secret settlements in the occupied West Bank. Agriculture Minister Ariel Sharon said the new settlements had been approved by the outgoing Labor administration but would not reveal counts or locations. The United States and others condemned settlement expansion as illegal and a barrier to peace. There are at least 90 settlements in the territories, with 29 in the West Bank. Sharon discussed the matter with Maariv newspaper.
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Boyle faces second trial over Yablonski killings
Tony Boyle, once counsel to presidents and former United Mine Workers leader, goes to trial next week on charges he ordered the 1969 slaying of union rival Joseph Yablonski and his family. Jury selection will occur in the same courtroom where he was previously convicted, a conviction later set aside. The actual killers remain imprisoned. Also noted: airline strike status, Boston tax delinquencies, and a fifth Legionnaires case in Columbus.
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