Six nations hold first face to face disarmament summit
A six nation summit in New Delhi drew leaders from Argentina Greece Mexico Sweden and Tanzania for a first in person meeting on disarmament. They urged the United States and the Soviet Union Britain France and China to halt testing and deployment of nuclear weapons with rapid stockpile reductions and a path toward general disarmament. India noted mixed replies from the major powers while China demanded a 50 percent arsenal cut before joining broader talks.
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Argentina
Greece
Mexico
Sweden
Tanzania
Essig
Julius K. Nyerere
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
Morey
India
M.K. Rasgotre
Three men under investigation for abortion clinic bombings
Three Maryland men accused in eight anti abortion bombings across Maryland Virginia and Washington are investigated in connection with the Dover Delaware abortion clinic fire bombing. ATF spokesman Jack Killorin said they have not been charged there but are tied to the January 14 1984 incident. Court notes reference conspiracy to bomb pro choice facilities and related explosives charges.
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Del
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearts
Jack Killorin
ATF
Wi Gton Morning News
Reproductive Day Care Center Ltd
Killorin
Alexandria
U.S
Justin Williams
Megistrate
Curtis Sewell
Kenneth W. Shields
Eugene Spinks
el Bray
Spinks
Baltimore
Killerin
Williams
College Park
Pope John Paul II condemns abortion and divorce in Venezuela
Pope John Paul II preached traditional Catholic teaching during a Latin America tour. In Maracaibo and Caracas he urged discipline among theologians, warned against ideological distortions, and condemned contraception abortion euthanasia and divorce while highlighting Catholic education and family values. He planned visits to Ecuador Peru and Trinidad and Tobago before returning to Rome.
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Venezuela
Pope John Pauli
Latin America
Merida
Oif
Andes
Vatican
University of the Andes
John Paul II
Caracas
Arturo Rivera Damas
San Salvador
el Salvador
Miguel Obando Y Bravo
Managua
Nicaragua
John Paul
Obando Y Bravo
Cense
South America
Feithamingen
Ecuador
Peru
Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Rome
Auschwitz Survivors Return to Death Camp Anniversary
Auschwitz survivors gathered at Oswiecim and Birkenau for a solemn 40th anniversary observance of liberation by the Soviet army. About 70 former prisoners walked the main gate with the Arbeit Macht Frei inscription, laid flowers near the wall of death, and reflected on the four million who died. A Polish group and Jewish twins planned a death march recreation, while calls to capture Josef Mengele persisted. One survivor recalled arrival in 1949 and the tattooed number on his arm as proof of endurance.
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Nswipcim Pasiand
Auschwitz
Henry Rudnicki
Oswierim
Poland
Rudnick
Bielsko Biala
Birkenau
Europe
Wrightowers
United States
Israel
Josef Mengele
Ludmila Boczaroba- Maksymowicz
Soviet Union
Maksymowicz
Oswiecim
Germany
Mengele
Dr. Mengele
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