Nazi reunion sparks rioting in Bavarian town
In Nesselwang West Germany police used water cannons and tear gas as 400 demonstrators clashed with riot police near a hotel housing SS veterans. About 8 injured 24 arrested, 600 protesters from a large anti Nazi rally, and a separate clash ensued with neo Nazi supporters. Camille Senon survivor of Oradour spoke at the rally.
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West Germany
Krone
Interior Ministry
Joachim Schweinach
German Trade Union Federation
Waffen SS
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Nazi SS
Camille Senon
Oradour
France
Germany
Associated Press
Ethiopians ask seeds and tools for famine relief
After a month of drought quenching rains the Ethiopian government urged aid in seeds and farming tools to allow refugees to return to farming. Maj. Dawit Wolde Giorgis said rainfall arrived but lack of seed fertilizer and transport would prolong the food crisis. Rain has fallen daily across most of the country as relief efforts press for self sufficiency.
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Ethiopia
Maj. Dawit
Wolde Giorgis
State Relief and Rehabilitation Commission
Sikhs held after Indian bomb blasts detain over 500
In New Delhi and several states, authorities detained more than 500 Sikhs for interrogation after a wave of bomb blasts that killed at least 77. Eleven more died in New Delhi as casualties rose to 41 in the capital. Officials blamed Sikh terrorists, with explosions in buses trains parks and slums.
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New Delhi
India
Ved Marwah
Haryana
Rajasthan
Uttar Pradesh
United News of India
Pope appeals for Catholic unity in Netherlands visit
Pope John Paul II opened his Netherlands trip by urging liberal Catholics to accept conservative bishops and seek church unity. He faced light crowds and security concerns amid protests, with critics calling for broader lay involvement and changes on birth control divorce and celibacy. The visit continues to Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Netherlands
John Paul II
Belgium
Luxembourg
Eindhoven
Ortega says U.S. is real opposition the Contras
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said he would prefer talks with President Reagan and the U.S. government rather than meet with guerrilla groups fighting his leftist government. He called the United States the real opposition, labeling the Contras as such.
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Madrid
Spain
Daniel Ortega
Reagan
U.S
U S vetoes call to end embargo of Nicaragua
The United States blocked three sections of a UN Security Council draft urging an end to its embargo on Nicaragua while backing an amended measure promoting peace in Central America. Ambassador Sorzano cited a broader area of agreement with Nicaragua, as Nicaragua’s envoy Chamorro Mora called the compromise potentially meaningful for regional peace.
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Security Council
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