Free Cuba flotilla marches toward Guantanamo base plan
Cuban refugees aboard three boats head toward Haiti to rendezvous for an unauthorized assault on Guantanamo. About 15 boats were expected to join late today. Coast Guard rescued ailing crewman from Gold Star and took him to Guantanamo for treatment as Navy warned against landing without authorization.
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Haiti
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Franklin
Coast Guard
Gold Star
Bahamas
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Wilfredo Navarro
Cubans United
U.S. Navy
Washington
Navarro
Navy
National Security Council to Decide on MX and B-1 Plans
Reports say Spokesman Speakes denied Haig pressed Reagan on MX deployment in land bases. Weinberger backs airborne concepts and a 100 B-1 fleet with advanced tech. President to rule after Washington return. debates include basing MX, bomber modernization, and a stealth aircraft program.
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Haig
Reagan
Weinberger
Washington
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Williams denies 2 slayings on river bridge stakeout
A stakeout on the Chattahoochee River bridge followed by a loud splash led to the discovery of Cater and Payne bodies downstream within 500 yards of each other. A officer testified Williams’ car moved slowly after the splash as the arraignment approached. Attorney Mary Welcome downplayed security concerns and reported no threatening calls.
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Poll shows drop in opinion of Begin over Israel actions
AP NBC poll of 1,601 adults conducted Aug 10-11 finds that 51 percent who followed Israeli attacks say their view of Prime Minister Menachem Begin and his defense policies worsened. Yet support for U.S. aid to Israel remains steady, with 49 percent saying aid is not enough or about right while 38 percent say too much. Israel receives about $2.2 billion in U.S. aid this year.
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Aliza
Jerusalem
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
New York
Israel
Middle East
Associated Press
NBC News
U.S
Begin
United States
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Police Officers Charged With On-Duty Burglary
Two Chicago police officers Stephen Webster and Tyron Pickens were charged with burglary while on duty in uniform and in a squad car. A West Side resident reported a gate ripped from her door and items including a TV recorder jewelry and watches stolen. Both officers were suspended after an Office of Professional Standards investigation.
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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago
Rudolph E. Nimocks
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James E. O'Grady
Kathryn L. Kajari
Police Department
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Tyron L. Pickens
Kajari
West
Terry Johnson
Johnson
Police Office of Professional Standards
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Pickets
PATCO strike sparks rerouted flights and political clash
Amid a global protest, European routes were diverted to honor a solidarity fund for fired U S colleagues as PATCO head Robert Poli accuses the government of intimidation and bad faith bargaining. Lewis defends the administration while airline layoffs continue. Newark incident: a People Express Boeing 737 narrowly cleared a private plane on approach to Newark Liberty International Airport near Morristown.
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N.J
People Express
Newark International Airport
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Morristown
Buffalo
N.Y
Moss
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