Brazil's Neves Near Death Before Surgery
Brazil's President-elect Tancredo Neves was gravely ill and undergoing a third operation after intestinal bleeding. Doctors halted the hemorrhage, but Neves remains on breathing tubes, sedatives, and face a lengthy recovery ahead.
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Unrest in South African townships sparks clashes
Police used birdshot and tear gas to disperse rioters in black townships after 239 protesters were arrested over white government policies. Two more charred bodies were found in Kwanebuhle, raising eastern Cape toll to 33 since last Thursday.
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Cuba holds line on Angola pullout amid South Africa block
Havana asserts no Cuban troop withdrawal while South Africa blocks a solution. Deputy Africa Minister Giraldo Mazola says Angola is seeking an accord but Pretoria’s stance prevents movement. He insists Cuba will remain as long as Angola requires.
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US says Soviet bugged embassy typewriters in 1982 84
U S officials acknowledged that the Soviet Union planted tiny devices on some electric typewriters used in the U S Embassy in Moscow that secretly transmitted impulses to a wall antenna. The covert program operated during 1982 to 1984 and was uncovered with corrective action taken. CBS News aired the report.
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