Major progress eyed in Lebanon troop withdrawal talks
Washington aims to remove Syrian Israeli and Palestinian forces from Lebanon by year end though major issues remain. President Gemayel met with Reagan Shultz and aides in Paris after talks viewed as useful. U S Marines in Beirut number about 1200 as negotiations continue.
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Calm urged as Pole buried amid riot security
In Nowa Huta Poland riot police guarded the funeral of 20 year old Bogdan Wlasik killed in clashes over Solidarity bans. His parents urged calm saying they want a memory of him, while the Politburo warned against protests that could extend martial law. Moscow blamed the church for stirring riots and funded fascist forces.
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Polish asylums seekers flee by low flight to Sweden
Twenty Poles seeking political asylum in Sweden after a crop dusting plane flew from Dziwnow in northern Poland to Malmo. Seventy adults and children, reportedly Solidarity members, crowded the cabin as the Soviet built Antonov AN 7 landed at night. The pilot said he evaded radar by flying at 150 to 350 feet amid rough weather and fear of pursuit.
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Assault on pope tied to Sadat murder plot in diary
In a prison diary, Rev Juan Marian Fernandez Krohn says his failed attempt to stab Pope John Paul II during Fatima ceremonies struck like a thunderbolt after watching film of Anwar Sadat's assassination. He faces up to 26 years if convicted as his trial opens in Vila Nova d'Ourem.
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Terrorists Burn Four American Vehicles in West Germany
An Army spokesman said terrorists set afire two U.S. Army supply vehicles and two privately owned cars with American plates in a secured Frankfurt parking area. No injuries were reported. The attacks mark the third anti-American incident this month.
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