John Paul II Returns to Vatican After Hospital Stay
Pope John Paul II left Gemelli Hospital in Rome pale and walking slowly blessing hundreds of doctors nurses and nuns who cheered as he returned to the Vatican three months after he was shot in St. Peter's Square. He spoke to patients at the hospital and planned a short rest before a summer retreat in Castel Gandolfo. Medical officials said he is fully healed but must convalesce six weeks and noted he has regained most of the weight he lost.
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Ukrainian boy's parents allege drugging by U.S. officials
The Polovchak family, seeking to return to Ukraine, arrived in Moscow and described in detail what they call a U.S. kidnapping plot against their 13 year old son Walter. They claim mind altering drugs were used and accuse officials of coercion as custody battles unfold in Illinois courts with help from the ACLU.
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Reagan Brezhnev summit a possibility next year
President Reagan suggested a summit with Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev as a definite possibility within a year. An administration source said talks likely to center on arms control, with Brezhnev health and leadership changes cited as factors affecting timing. Reagan indicated he wrote Brezhnev proposing a meeting and that officials hope for improved relations at lower levels first.
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Mideast talks begin on a nuclear arms ban
The United States aims to forge a Middle East nuclear ban based on the 1967 Treaty of Tlatelolco. Eugene Rostow told The New York Times preliminary diplomacy has started, with no draft yet, as protests against proliferation rise after the Israeli attack on Iraq’s reactor.
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American slain in Guatemala by rebels near Santa Maria Cauque
Clifford Bevins, 56, American executive and Ginza manager for Goodyear’s Guatemalan unit, was killed by leftist rebels during a siege west of Guatemala City. He had been kidnapped December 7, 1980. Troops found his body after storming the hideout. two abductors were women.
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