Reagan returns from Europe with firm US alliances
President Reagan arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after a 10 day trip to Europe where he urged continued arms control talks with the Soviet Union and praised allied support. He claimed success in his mission, noting strong friendships and renewed American respect abroad.
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Captain Kangaroo Wins Emmys For Outstanding Children's Series
New York AP Captain Kangaroo is named the season's outstanding children's television series after a year of schedule changes. Bob Keeshan receives the Emmy and earlier honored as outstanding performer. ABC takes six Emmys, CBS five, NBC and PBS one each, with The Guiding Light named best soap.
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French entry denied Piperno at Paris airport
Francesco Piperno, the Italian leftist intellectual sought by Italian authorities on terrorism charges, was refused entry on arrival from Montreal and placed on a flight back to Canada. In Paris he planned to apply to immigrate to Canada while embracing his fiancee Marta Petrusewicz and his legal team at Charles de Gaulle's transit zone.
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Hinckley Shows No Remorse Says Psychiatrist
Dr. Sally Johnson testifies Hinckley lacks remorse after the Reagan shooting and the other victims. She notes he said he hadn’t intended to hurt anyone and described narcissistic traits as part of his personality disorder. Court adjourns as defense argues insanity. Johnson cites 57 interviews at Butner prison.
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Trudeau Pays Debt of Honor at Tito Shrine
Prime Minister Trudeau paid respects in Belgrade by placing a wreath at Tito's marble sarcophagus and signing the guest book in French. The visit marked his first Canadian prime ministerial trip to Yugoslavia, with talks held with Milka Planinac, newly elected head of the federal executive council.
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Bombardier nears $1 billion New York subway deal
New York transit board unanimously approves Bombardier bid to sell 825 subway cars. Budd Co. attacks the process, alleging predatory financing, while officials cite multiple factors beyond financing for Bombardier's selection. Stephen Berger condemns Budd’s challenge and calls for an apology.
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