Canal Zone Turned Over To Panama
The United States handed the Panama Canal Zone to Panama amid fireworks and bells as Panamanians prepared to march into the zone. About 250,000 expected marchers, with 650-foot Ancon Hill flag hoisted, mark the transition after 76 years of U.S. rule.
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Crowds Gather as Pope Paul II Arrives in Boston
The vanguard of about two million pilgrims fills Boston Common awaiting Pope Paul II in a six city U S tour opening. Officials project up to a million for the papal Mass and another million along the motorcade route.
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Pope John Paul II ends Ireland tour and heads to United States
The pope wrapped a two day pastoral visit in Shannon and Limerick with a final open air Mass in Limerick urging Catholics to resist liberalizing trends on abortion and divorce. Terrorists in Northern Ireland fired on a British army vehicle nearby as he departed, injuring two troops.
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Gold Breaks 400 Barrier In Europe Markets
Gold rose to new records in Zurich and London breaking the $400 level. Prices hit $402.50 per 2m ounce in Zurich and $401.50 in London amid expectations of $425 by year end. Traders described the gains as a temporary correction in a volatile market.
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Carter to address nation on Cuba crisis tonight
President Carter prepares a nine o clock TV speech on what U S officials say is a Soviet troop presence in Cuba. Fidel Castro accuses Carter of inventing the crisis to boost his image as talks with the Soviet Union stall over status quo.
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