Agea in Libya before pope shot
Milan Italy UPI The man accused of shooting Pope John Paul II claimed to be an international terrorist and trained in a Libyan guerrilla camp two weeks before the attack A witness testified in Rome that Mehmet Ali Agca was seen in a Libyan camp at the end of April Corriere della Sera said police files quote Agca saying I shot to kill The pope was wounded May 13 and returned to hospital June 20 with a cytomegalovirus infection contracted possibly through a blood transfusion
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Sudan and Libya expel each other’s diplomats amid subversion claims
Sudan and Libya exchange sharp charges of subversion and terrorism. Both nations expelled each other’s diplomats and ordered their envoys home. Sudan accuses Libya of border subversion and a grenade at the Chad embassy in Khartoum. Libya closes its Khartoum embassy and Sudanese embassy in Tripoli citing Sudanese attitude.
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Iran executes eight Kurdish rebels at dawn in Ashmi yeh
Tehran Radio reports eight presumed Kurdish rebels were executed by firing squad at dawn in Ashmi yeh. It raises this week’s total executions to 52. Unclear if tied to Wednesday’s attack on a funeral in Mahahad, near Ushnutyeh.
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Poles commemorate 1976 riots as Warsaw hosts joint drills
Soviet and Polish troops held joint maneuvers in Silesia while Solidarity leader Lech Walesa led 15 000 people in Radom for the first public anniversary of the 1976 food price riots. Prague Radio called the observance provocative and Czechoslovak papers warned of anti socialist forces amid Polish party reforms.
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Peres and Rabin unite against Begin before Israeli vote
In Tel Aviv Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin, longtime foes, announced Rabin will become defense minister if the Labor Party defeats Menachem Begin’s Likud in the June 30 election. Rabin, who once led the country, agreed to serve under Peres ending a rift as Haaretz endorsed Labor.
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