Funeral today for 'fighter' for peace
Moshe Dayan, Israel's famed one eyed war hero and peace advocate, dies at 66 of a heart attack. A state funeral is planned at Nahalal cooperative farm where he grew up with an American and Israeli delegation attending. Prime Minister Begin and President Navon lauded Dayan as one of the greatest fighters of our time.
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Wellington man recreates Yorktown set with antique car collection
Tim Simonson in Wellington lives among Yorktown era items including a 1913 Model T and a 1929 Model A. He built parts from junk yards with friends to drive nostalgia, sharing how his life mirrors history while his young son Ben grows up amid the artifacts and stories.
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Reagan and Mitterrand to mark US French accord in Williamsburg
Presidents Reagan and Mitterrand meet in Williamsburg for a Bicentennial eve accord review and a colonial era state dinner. U.S. concerns over France arms sales to Libya surface as they discuss global negotiations and East West relations ahead of Cancun talks.
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Three Iranians freed after four day London siege
Scotland Yard said an anti terrorist squad freed three Iranian hostages in a luxury Paddington apartment after a four day siege without a shot fired. Four men, including an Iranian, were charged with imprisoning the trio amid reports of a $90 million arms deal.
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Threat suspect calls agents and is arrested in New Orleans
William Rapier a 39 year old from Concord Tennessee called Secret Service saying he might have threatened President Reagan and was arrested after the call. He faced charges for writing a note reading I will kill Ronald Reagan signed William Rapier and was held for mental examination with bond set at 50000. Another suspect Michael Baldwin was jailed after Reagan visit for psychiatric testing at a federal hospital in Springfield Missouri.
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Old Kentucky miner accused in rapid-fire store killings
In Allen Kentucky retired miner William Okie Bevins 70 is charged with fatally shooting five men and wounding three in a store attack. A witness said Bevins scanned bodies and shot those showing life signs. Bevins is jailed for safety amid fears of mountain-style revenge.
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