Mandela backs violence as defensive act for peace
Nelson Mandela, freshly released after 27 years, urged South Africans to press for an end to white minority rule while defending the ANC’s past armed struggle as a defensive act against apartheid. He called for a nationwide lift of the state of emergency and the release of political prisoners, and said negotiations could begin soon if de Klerk pursues a peace initiative. The day saw deadly unrest and a bomb damaged a Cape Town station as hopes for dialogue rose amid tension.
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Amnesia victim accepts his identity as Melvin Wolf
A 53-year-old amnesia patient identified by relatives as Melvin Wolf after living as John Doe since last October. In Topeka he accepted his name amid treatment and plans to remain for further memory work, hoping to return to Angleton, Texas. He works as a halfway house manager and intends to use Melvin as his preferred name though both names still feel familiar.
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Living wills gain traction in Kansas City area
Kansas City groups and national bioethics centers distribute more than 35,000 living will documents to guide end of life choices. Dr. Jim Stoddard notes doctors welcome clarity, while lawmakers consider court procedures to end life support and empower designated decision makers.
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