Peres Opens Narrow Poll Lead Ahead of Israel Election
In the final 24 hours before voting, Shimon Peres and Labor edge Menachem Begin and Likud in Haaretz poll figures. Labor 43 seats to Likud 40, with shifts from yesterday’s surveys reflecting the debate and Rabin’s defense post. Information on campaigns, endorsements, and street rallies notes Begin’s Sephardi support and the Post’s Labor endorsement.
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Mel Laytner
Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Shimon Peres
Menachem Begin
Haaretz
Peres
Jerusalem Post
Perez
Mina Zemach
Labor
Likud
Labor Party
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Begin
the Post
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City Hall Plaza
Gromyko slated for brief Polish visit amid party congress
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will visit Poland in early July at the invitation of the Polish Communist Party and government. The move aims to curb further liberalization ahead of the July 14 to 18 party congress as officials warn against anti socialist forces. Delegates to the congress were elected June 28 to 18, while Polish leaders vow socialist renewal and unity despite internal tensions. A memorial was unveiled in Poznan for 74 killed in June 28, 1956 riots, with 250,000 attending.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Communist Party
Gromyka
Moscow
Sofia
Bulgaria
Polish Communist Party Central Committee
Tadeusz Grabski
Poznan
India and China agree to talks on border dispute
India and China will hold future talks on their long standing border dispute after three days of discussions in New Delhi. Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hua, the first high level Chinese official to visit in two decades, said a fair settlement is possible and that the status quo should be observed until resolved. Officials expect the next round to take place in Beijing this autumn.
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Indira Gandhi
Huang Hua
New Delhi
John Schidlovsky
Baltimore Sun
India
China
Huaing Hua
Huang
Canada mourns cancer victim Terry Fox dies at 22
Terry Fox aged 22 died of pneumonia and cancer in New Westminster after a cross country run to raise funds for cancer research. Flags across Canada were lowered to half staff and memorial services planned nationwide. Fox, who lost a leg to cancer in 1977, inspired a nation with his Marathon of Hope.
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Terry Fox
Pierre Trudeau
Ottawa
Canada
Fox
New Westminster
B.C
Deb van der Gracht
British Columbia
UPI
Order of Canada
Trudeau
Atlantic
Pacific
Terry
Alison Linson
Royal Columbian Hospital
Rolly
Betty
Fred
Darrell
Judith
Port Coquitlam
Ladislav Antonik
Jailbreak attempt by Somoza loyalists leaves 19 dead in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua 19 prisoners were killed and 29 wounded after former soldiers of the deposed dictator Anastasio Somoza tried a jailbreak at the Nicaraguan Rehabilitation Center near Managua. Guards were overwhelmed and held hostage before troops intervened. one government soldier was injured.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Anastasio Somoza
Geneticists pursue a modern fountain of youth
Geneticists and biologists explore aging as a controllable process using new DNA techniques and gene regulation. They discuss slowing aging, extending lifespans beyond a century, and potential therapies to replace or repair aging cells while weighing safety and feasibility.
Pope John Paul II thanks world Catholics after attack
About 7000 in St Peter’s Square heard the pope express gratitude for prayers and support during difficult weeks after being shot. He spoke from Gemelli Hospital bed in a taped message broadcast to Vatican pilgrims. His recovery includes a lingering virus and pleurisy. doctors caution it may be weeks before release and a second operation to reverse a colostomy. Mormon Church President Spencer W Kimball underwent pacemaker adjustments. doctors said minimal surgery, good condition, possible discharge today. Christopher Reeve says his son Matthew will not attend Superman II. he explains the reasoning is about romance, not affair rumors. A Boston Esplanade concert drew about 110,000 for Pavarotti yes Giorgia film event with four encores.
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John Paul II
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Vatican
Spencer W. Kimball
Christopher Reeve
Matthew
Superboy
Reeve
People Magazine
Man of Steel
Lois Lane
Gae Exton
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