Controversial Soviet Artist’s Show Postponed in Moscow
Ilya Glazunov’s one man exhibition is delayed after authorities denounce his painting The Mystery of the 20th Century as anti Soviet. Demonstrators gather outside Kuznetsky Bridge House of Artists as militia and KGB guard doors.
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Refugees welcomed in Israel by former refugees
66 Vietnamese who fled the Communist regime arrived in Israel aboard the freighter Yuvali after four days at sea with dwindling supplies. The group, led by Tran Duang Hoa, received a warm reception from Israelis who recalled refugee history.
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Gay Pride Week Draws Record Turnout Nationwide
Tens of thousands march in San Francisco New York Chicago and Miami to mark Gay Pride Week with calls for equal rights Police estimate San Francisco turnout over 100000 the largest since 1960s antiwar protests In New York about 12000 join a 28 block Fifth Avenue parade Leaders cite Anita Bryant inspired repeals and the Hillsborough killing as rallying factors The event features diverse attire and chants highlighting human rights and anti discrimination messages
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Buffalo officer held on manslaughter charges in teen death
Buffalo police officer Philip Gramaglia surrendered and was charged with first degree manslaughter after evidence linked him to the beating death of Richard Long. Witnesses said Long was dragged from his car and stomped by up to nine men after a traffic incident.
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Son of Sam strikes again wounding couple in Queens
The 44 caliber killer, who calls himself Son of Sam, wounded Judy Placido and Sal Lupo as they sat in a car in Queens about 3 20 a.m. The pair were in stable condition at Flushing Hospital. Police say the same weapon killed four women and one man since last July.
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May trade deficit hits lowest level of 1977
The U S trade deficit narrowed to 1 2 billion in May as oil imports fell 17 percent to 3 1 billion The May deficit compares with 2 6 billion in April and 9 77 billion for the year through May Exports rose 4 to 10 4 billion while imports dropped 8 from April seviyes Machinery and transportation equipment and soybeans led export gains while oil and coffee imports fell substantially
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