Kirkpatrick sees bright Republican future
SILVER SPRING The 125th Lincoln anniversary drew 700 Republican stalwarts at Indian Spring Country Club. Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, former U.N. ambassador and ex Democrat who switched parties last April, delivered the keynote on freedom, lower inflation, and a rising Republican future. She praised Reagan and urged support for the Contras while criticizing Democrats in Congress.
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Republican Central Committee
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Thousands Attend Alexandra Funeral Rites In Johannesburg
A massive turnout of about 225,000 filled the Alexandra Stadium to bury 17 black riot victims amid anti apartheid sentiment. Mourners included Winnie Mandela and Western diplomats as police secured entrances. speakers urged continued struggle for freedom and an end to brutality.
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Alexandra
Winnie Mandela
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United States
African National Congress
Mike Been
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P.W. Botha
South Africa
ANC
U.S
Botha
Cas Coovadia
Transvaal Indian Congress
Carrick Ndlovu
National
Chai He
FmHA to publicize appeals process as foreclosures resume
The Farmers Home Administration resumes foreclosures after a two year pause and seeks clearer borrower appeal rights while continuing plans to collect past due debts. A federal judge in Bismarck blocked some actions, ordering hearings before releasing funds, as FmHA prepares to clarify procedures amid a $28.3 billion loan portfolio and 65 000 delinquent borrowers.
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Washington
Farmers Home Administration
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Bismarck
N.D
Agriculture Department
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Bruce van Sickle
O'Neill
Palme Assassination Probe Focuses on Hit Man Theory
Stockholm police unveil a witness sketch of a man seen under a streetlight as they pursue a professional killer theory for Prime Minister Palme’s murder. A taxi driver sighting and rapid police response are noted amid 4000 tips and 600 interviews. The funeral plan calls for a civil service with wide international attendance.
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Holmer
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Vietnam veteran Walkabout leads Stroud Powwow healing dance
In Stroud Oklahoma Billy B Walkabout, a Cherokee Army Ranger and 100 percent disabled veteran from Vietnam, returns from war through a Stroud Sac and Fox Powwow. He leads the veterans dance as drums and chants mark the ceremony, reflecting on survival, trauma, and renewed dignity.
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