Reagan urges blacks to join coalition for change
President Reagan told a National Association for the Advancement of Colored People audience that government alone cannot solve black economic problems and urged blacks to help build a coalition for change. He defended his economic package, argued for free enterprise, and called for narrowing economic segregation while not detailing Voting Rights Act renewal.
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Denver
Reagan
America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Coalition For Change
House
Coalition For
Change
William French Smith
Los Angeles
Prophet Maupin Keeps Faith Amid Delayed Rapture Claim
In Tucson, Bill Maupin and about 40 followers clung to a predicted rapture tied to biblical signs including a Mideast war and Israel's capture of Damascus. He postponed the deadline to noon local time, insisting events support salvation regardless of a date.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Bill Maupin
Israel
Lebanon
Damascus
Syria
Jesus Christ
Arizona
Middle East
Maupin
Elizabeth
Lighthouse Gospel Tract Foundation
Foundation
New Zealand
Canada
Christ
Adam and Eve
Moses
Abraham
Satan
Earth
City Buildings Superintendent Denies Record Issue
Superintendent Me! Mylander asserts no problems exist with city buildings despite reports. Officials say inspections are ongoing and no safety threats have been found at this time.
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Mylander
Two facing espionage charges in California case
Polish national Marian Zacharski and Hughes Aircraft Co. engineer William Bell were arrested in Playa Del Rey on charges of gathering and delivering classified defense documents to a Polish intelligence channel. FBI says documents related to radar and weapons may have reached the Soviet Union. both face life in prison if convicted.
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Los Angeles
Hughes Aircraft Co
Soviet Union
William Bell
Hughes
Marian Zacharski
Playa del Rey
Dick Mellitt
FBI
U.S. District Court
Polish American Machinery Co
Santa Fe Springs
Zacharski
U.S
Bell
FBI siege ends in fatal shooting at Atlanta FBI office
A heavily armed man described as quiet and strange behaved aggressively, forced entry to the 10th floor FBI office, took 12 workers hostage, and was killed after negotiations failed. FBI agents and Atlanta police SWAT returned fire, with multiple shots heard as the incident ended. The gunman, Morris E. Roberts Jr., 26, a golf course crewman, had two handguns, a short automatic weapon, and a sawed off shotgun.
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Atlanta
FBI
Morris E. Roberts Jr
Atlanta Police
Roberts
Federal
Frank McClure
Hyatt Regency
Federal Building
McClure
Morris
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Cliff
Toledo
Ohio
Ray Nies
Nies
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Poland
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Europe
Washington, D.C
State Department
United States
Merlitt
SWAT
Florsheim
Florsheim Shoe Shops
N Express
Permian Mall
Athar N. Rana
M.D. Odessa Allergy Clinic
Odessa
Texas
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