Pope John Paul II visits France amid faith crisis
The well traveled pope arrived in Paris aboard an Alitalia jet 46 minutes late due to a tire issue, promising a four day schedule in Paris and Lisieux to shore up faith in France. He plans to return for Lourdes in July 1981 and will visit Europe again later in 1980.
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Iran Parliament Plans Delayed Action On Hostage Crisis
Tehran’s speaker says the new parliament will delay any decision on the 53 American hostages for about seven weeks. A timetable blocks action until after a new government is sworn in and programs are debated, with a mid July debate anticipated.
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American ecologist freed dolphins and faced court in Japan
Dexter Cate, a 36 year old Hawaii ecologist linked to Greenpeace, received a six month suspended sentence after being found guilty of obstructing fishermen on Iki Island. He freed about 250 dolphins slated for slaughter, arguing harm to humans and dolphins in a shared fish market. The court acknowledged his motive but ruled fishermen had rights to capture dolphins and Cate interfered.
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Cape Town deploys crack troops as violence erupts
Cape Town receives 250 airlifted anti riot officers amid rising interracial violence linked to protests over non white education funding. Desmond Tutu warns South Africa could mirror Soweto riots with 176 dead and 1,139 wounded. police report stone throwing and shootings in Ravensmead and mulatto townships as squads tighten nationwide readiness.
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Boston Ballet Makes Historic China Arrival
The Boston Ballet arrived in Peking as the first American company to visit since 1949 and quickly staged a cultural milestone. Dancer Stephanie May met a great aunt at Beijing airport, greeting a family connection amid the tour launching in Peking on June 3 and reaching Shanghai and Canton with performances of Cinderella, Swan Lake, La Fille Mal Gardee and Aereoie.
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Peasant Leaders Executed in El Salvador Mass Violence
Guerrillas dragged 12 peasant leaders from homes and shot them to death at the San Francisco Hacienda Cooperative Association. Government troops killed eight rebels in a gunfight after追 the massacre, with about 20 others escaping. The agrarian reform era violence near San Salvador reflects widespread political strife.
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