Ex-Embassy Guard Bracy Freed Amid Espionage Case
The Marine Corps dismissed espionage charges against former Moscow embassy guard Cpl. Arnold Bracy, freeing him from Quantico. Bracy recanted his confession, claiming coercion by Naval Intelligence, while Lonetree’s court-martial looms for July 22 on related charges.
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Washington
Marine Corps
U.S
Moscow
Arnold Bracy
Queens
N.Y
Quantico
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Bracy
Pentagon
Corps
Clayton J. Lonetree
Lonetree
The
Mike Powell
Cpl
Naval Intelligence Service
Powell
Cpl. Bracy
Naval Investigative Service
Quantico Base
Bethlehem Mayor Freij Seeks Park Payoff and Peace Wedge
In Bethlehem Elias Freij, Greek Orthodox Palestinian and longtime mayor, warns that the West Bank is occupied, calls for Israel to withdraw, and stresses the need for international peace talks while detailing daily hardships, taxes, and scarce aid. He asks for $50,000 to build a parking lot as tourism clogs the square.
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Bethlehem
Jesus
Mark Brown
Jerusalem
Elias Freij
Freij
Palesti
Holy’ Land
Israel
West Bank
Yassir Arafat
U.S
New York
U. S
Former African Dictator Bokassa Receives Death Sentence
Former Emperor Bokassa I, Jean-Bedel Bokassa, was sentenced to death by the Bangui Criminal Court for at least 20 murders during his rule. The six‑day deliberation followed a six‑month trial. execution method not specified.
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Bangui
Central African Republic
Bokassa I
Jean-Bedel Bokassa
Bokassa
Francis Szpiner
Andre Kolingba
Kolingba
Bangul
Africa
France
Ngaragba
Edouard Franck
Franck
Pope Holds Mass in Gdansk Amid Strong Police Presence
In Gdansk a crowd exceeding one million, chanting Solidarity, witnessed Pope John Paul II celebrate Mass from a shiplike platform. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa attended with his wife, as police blocked surrounding streets and a large security perimeter protected the Lenin shipyard site and Three Crosses monument.
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Poland
Solidarity
John Paul II
Baltic
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Danuta
John Paul
Zaspa
Westerplatte
Baltic Sea
Lenin Shipyard
Farm economy improves as prices rise and demand returns
Flinchbaugh notes farm income growth from program support and lower costs, with livestock prices up and feed cheap due to 10 year low grain prices. Equipment sales may rise 2 percent for tractors and 3 percent for other gear in 1987, signaling a slow climb into the 1990s for agriculture.
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Flinchbaugh
Farm and Industrial Equipment Institute
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Lark Curly
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