Kohl seeks to strengthen U S ties with Reagan
West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl arrives for talks with President Reagan aimed at reinforcing NATO unity amid policy shifts. Kohl says Brezhnev’s death will not trigger rapid Soviet change and urges caution in maintaining ties with the United States while supporting Soviet armament and Afghanistan concerns. He notes Bonn’s dependence on U S military power and backs honoring pipeline contracts as sanctions are lifted after a substantial East-West economic accord.
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Yuri Andropov
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Poland
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Vietnamese napalm victim recalls war horror on 60 Minutes
Phan Tam Kim Phue now 26 recalls the napalm attack that burned her at age ten and the famous AP image of her naked sprinting on a country road. She says her only wish is no more war and discusses her hopes to become a chemistry teacher despite health limits.
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Phan Tam Kim Phue
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Ho Chi Minh City
CBS
60 Minutes
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Suit trouble scrubs Columbia space walk
The planned Columbia space walk was halted after a noisy life support fan in the suit caused overheating risk. NASA officials, wary of a solo outside test, ordered Lenoir to stay inside the airlock while Allen cooled, delaying the test of suits and tools built by Hamilton Standard under a NASA contract.
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Houston
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Ray Bridges
NASA
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Neabaee Aly
Hamilton Standard Division
United Technologies
Walesa says no force can divide Solidarity leader
Free after 11 months in detention Lech Walesa pledges Solidarity must reach terms with martial law rulers but not on their knees. He returns to a triumphant Gdansk homecoming, avoiding direct reference to Solidarity in brief remarks and confirming no discussion on changing established ideals.
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Poland
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Bishops push for nuclear arms freeze linked to life issues
Washington AP four hundred bishops meet as National Conference of Catholic Bishops advances a 105 page pastoral draft urging a nuclear freeze. Archbishop John Roach ties nuclear growth to anti life trends including abortion and worries over a pattern that harms marriage and reproduction. The draft, prepared for two years, calls even threatening use immoral and ties weapon possession to disarmament moves.
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Washington
America
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National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Roach
Minneapolis-St. Paul
U.S
Pilla Among Bishops Weigh Pastoral Letters on Nuclear Arms
Cleveland Bishop Anthony M. Pilla joins American bishops at the National Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington to debate a pastoral letter on nuclear weapons. The draft argues modern warfare moral implications and seeks possible federal endorsement next spring.
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Cleveland
Anthony M. Pilla
Cleveland Catholic
Pilla
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Washington
D.C
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