Shrine bomb blast at Lourdes disrupts Assumption rites
In Lourdes France the Feast of the Assumption proceeded with about 40 000 pilgrims as a bomb blast caused superficial damage to the St Pius X Basilica dome and windows at nearby hotels and a hospital. No injuries were reported. Authorities say the device was likely placed on the dome and no group claimed responsibility. Among pilgrims are 1000 conservative Lefebvre supporters barred from the shrine over the Tridentine Mass dispute with the Vatican.
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Lourdes
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St. Pius X Basilica
Marcel Lefebvre
Vatican
Part Time Navigator Openings With Air Force Reserve
Immediate openings for several navigators while keeping present civilian job and enjoying good pay. Call your Air Force Reserve Representative today TSgt Heflin 2750th ABW DP Wright Patterson Ohio 45433.
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Heflin
Wright Patterson Ohio
Burmese approves Maurice Bean as new U S ambassador
Burma’s government confirms Maurice Bean 49 approved to become the U S ambassador to Burma. Bean earlier served with the Peace Corps in the Philippines and in the U S foreign service in Nigeria and Liberia, succeeding David Osborn who is reassigned.
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Rangoon
Burma
Maurice Bean
Bean
Peace Corps
Philippines
U.S
Nigeria
Liberia
David Osborn
IRA to escalate attacks as royal visit ends
Irish Republican Army plans to intensify strikes against British targets after Queen Elizabeth's Northern Ireland visit. UK security operation Monarch confined IRA Provisional wing to Catholic strongholds, fueling continued hit and run actions amid waning Catholic sympathy and stalemate expectations.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Elizabeth
Monarch
IRA
Provisional
First Lady Rosalynn Carter Hospitalized for Routine Procedure
First Lady Rosalynn Carter, about to turn 50, is at Bethesda Naval Hospital for a routine gynecological dilation and curettage. Dr. Douglas Knab will perform the operation, as press secretary Mary Hoyt reported.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Mary Hoyt
Douglas Knab
Obstetrics and Gynecological Division
Maryland Hospital
No heart surgery for Somoza
Doctors at Miami Heart Institute will treat Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza with drugs and diet rather than open heart surgery to clear a blocked artery. A spokesman said Somoza, flown in July 28 after a mild heart attack, has coronary artery disease but is doing much better. One major heart artery remains blocked due to atherosclerosis.
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Miami
Miami Heart Institute
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Tonry Reports to Prison at Maxwell Air Force Base
Former Congressman Richard A. Tonry begins a year long confinement at Maxwell Air Force Base near Montgomery Alabama. He pleads guilty to campaign financing violations joining a roster that includes former U S Attorney General John Mitchell and other prominent lawyers and doctors.
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New Orleans
Richard A. Tonry
Tonry
America
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Tenry
Gentleman's Prison
U.S. Atty
John Mitchell
Watergate
FBI defense fund funds face messy solicitations
John O Beirne chair of the Washington chapter of the Society of Former FBI Special Agents says a legal defense fund for agents involved in mail opening and wiretap cases is being muddled by many separate solicitations. The 7000 member group coordinates fundraising and acts as liaison with other groups while funds are raised for legal bills.
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Washington
FBI
John O’beirne
The
Society of
Special Agents
O’beirne
Israel extends equal government services to West Bank Arabs
Israel announced a cabinet measure to grant Arabs in the West Bank and Gaza equal access to government services, treating 1.14 million residents as Israelis for hospital schooling and other aid while denying annexation claims and preserving the territories' legal status.
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Jordan
Egypt
AMA attacks Laetrile in journal and politics
The AMA criticizes Laetrile in its journal noting it has reopened the medicine show. Dr William R Barclay warns that mixing politics with medicine yields a striking performance and that if one remedy slips past the FDA others can as well. He cites state legislatures moving to legalize the substance.
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William R. Barclay
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