Americans freed by Cuba deny deal with U S government
Four Americans jailed since the 1960s for espionage and counter-revolutionary acts arrived in Miami after Cuba offered to release them in exchange for Puerto Rican terrorists. Larry Lunt, Juan Tur, Everett Jackson, and Claudio Morales condemned as they hugged families, each recounting long imprisonment and CIA links. State Department denied any package deal despite Cuban hints.
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Associated Press
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Cuba
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United States
State Department
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Estatic
Juan Tur
Tur
Castro
Lunt
Saratoga
Wyo
Tampa
Everett Jackson
Los Angeles
Claudio Rodrigues Morales
Mayaguez
Puerto Rico
CIA
Jackson
Owever
California
Hodding Carter
Rodriguez Morales
San Juan
Bombings trial marks Breton separatists case in Paris
Twenty four Brittany separatists stand trial in Paris for 41 bombings on public institutions from 1974 to 1978 amid security. Some defendants already serve sentences for Versailles Palace attack. two leaders, Yann Fouere and Ange Peresse, appear in absentia.
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Yann Fouere
Ireland
Ange Peresse
West Germany
Atheists sue to block papal Mass on public land
Madalyn Murray O'Hair and her son John Garth Murray filed two lawsuits in U S District Court in Washington to stop Pope John Paul II from celebrating Mass October 7 on the mall between the Washington Monument and the Capitol. They seek damages of 10001 dollars and argue the event violates atheistic civil libertarian rights.
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Jack Keever
Associated Press
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John Paul II
Rome
Madalyn Murray O’hair
John Garth Murray
Austin
Texas
U.S. District Court
Washington
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National Park Service
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O’hair
Boston
Philadelphia
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Murray
American Atheist Center
John Paul
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
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Boston Common
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Pope Visit Protests Stir Controversy Across Cities
A planned peaceful Oct. 5 demonstration in Grant Park seeks atheist women homosexual and black participation to protest the pope visit. Mrs. O Hair accuses the church of political aims tied to Kennedy and criticizes use of public land for Mass as unconstitutional.
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United States
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Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
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Bolshoi Dancers Seek Asylum After Los Angeles Defection
Two Bolshoi Ballet principal dancers Leonid Koslov and his wife Valentina defected after the final performance on their American tour. They sought political asylum in Los Angeles and are under federal protection. INS confirmed they filed asylum papers and were placed in custody. The couple joins a recent wave of Russian dancers defecting westward.
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Russia
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Valentina Koslov
Sue Pittman
U.S. State Department
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Los Angeles International
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New York
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Los Angeles Times
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