Pope John Paul II Out Of Danger May Leave Hospital Soon
Rome AP reports Pope John Paul II is out of danger and in very satisfactory condition. Doctors say he could be discharged within 60 days, with one surgeon suggesting as soon as two weeks. A possible later operation to reverse his colon bypass may be performed at the Vatican infirmary or Gemelli. The pope plans to deliver Sunday blessing via radio from his hospital bed if needed. Authorities explore possible complicity in the attack and potential aides in the plot, while no evidence ties Hassan Taskin to the shooting.
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Polish Church Under Fire Amid Detainee Protests
Warsaw students vow marches and services to demand freedom for political detainees amid warnings of provocations. Czechoslovakia accuses the Polish church of seeking to replace communism with capitalism as Cardinal Wyszynski’s condition worsens. Hunger strikes in Sosnowiec highlight calls for detainee releases while Solidarity backs the rights committee.
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Confederation of Independent Poland
KPN
Stefan Bratkowski
Polish Journalists Association
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