Israeli raid targets suspected collaborator in Lebanon village
Beiruts provincial authorities report an Israeli commando force entered Kfar Hamam before dawn and blew up a house of a suspected collaborator with Palestinian guerrillas. No casualties were reported in Kfar Hamam, near the Israeli border. The Israeli military denied knowledge of the incident. Meanwhile in Beirut Syrian forces and Phalangist militias exchanged artillery and rockets at the southeast of the capital, wounding six and killing three, with Zahle city seeing higher casualties amid ongoing fighting and a major Syrian siege.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kfar Hamam
U.N
Tel Aviv
Solidarity threatens strikes over bydgoszcz inquiry delay
Poland's Solidarity union warned of regional strikes if a government report on the three month old beating of unionists in Bydgoszcz is not completed by Wednesday. A two hour warning strike Thursday and a general strike June 15 are planned if no satisfactory response. Lech Walesa attended ILO meeting in Geneva.
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Bydgoszc
Poland
Solidarity
Katowice
National Commission
Bydgosze
Jan Michalski
Gniezno
Michalski
Pope John Paul II leaves hospital after assassination attempt
Pope John Paul II returns to the Vatican three weeks after the May 13 shooting. He walks unassisted from Gemelli hospital, waves to crowds, and plans a second operation in about three weeks to reverse his intestinal bypass. A medical bulletin notes normal vitals and improving strength. Two Americans injured in the attack are discharged or return home. Italian authorities charge Mehmet Ali Agca with shooting. trial date pending.
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Vatican City
John Paul II
Vatican
Pontiff
Gemelli Polyclinic Hospital
St. Peter’s Square
Poland
Apostolic Palace
Ann Odre
Buffalo
N.Y
Santo Spiritu Hospital
Rose Hall
Shirley
Mass
West Germany
Mehmet Ali Agen
Haig to China as U S seeks clarified policy
Secretary of State Haig heads to Peking for talks that may outline a new U S China policy amid frozen U S Soviet relations. Reagan aims for closer ties with China while conservatives push back on Taiwan and a tougher stance toward Moscow.
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Philip W. Smith
Newhouse
Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Peking
United States
China
Reagan
Haig
Moscow
Europe
Soviet Union
Sen
Jesse Helmes
R-N.c
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Manila
Wellington
New Zealand
Nixon
Communist Party
Deng Xiaoping
Japan
West
Cambodia
Police attack protesters at Riverlea high school in South Africa
Riot police stormed a Riverlea high school spraying tear gas at about 200 students protesting the arrest of student council president Azia Jardine. A teenage boy was hit by a canister, and a doctor said the Coronation Hospital wards faced chaotic conditions with tear gas inhalation treated in ten babies.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Riverlea Township
South African Press Association
S. Davids
Riverlea
SAPA
Louis le Grange
Jardine
Commonwealth
Coronation Hospital
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Zahle
Phalangist
Pope
Rascal
John Paul
Bishops’ Conference
St. Peter's Square
Carter
Strathmore
Origit
Celers
North Syracuse
S. Main
Fayetteville
W. Genesee
Liverpool
Burr Dr. & Vine
W. Fayette
Mon-Thurs
Mont
Deys
Budget Store
Dey’s
Bestform
B.C
M.L
Fairmount Dept
P.O
American Express
New York State
Onondaga County
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