Pope John Paul II hopes to travel to Poland next year
The pope expressed a strong wish to visit Poland in the coming year in an audience with about 1,000 Poles and 3,000 Polish descent visitors. He spoke of Krakow and his homeland, tying the trip to Poland’s 900th death anniversary of St. Stanislaw and noting improved church-state relations since the Gierek era.
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Former Broadway Police Chief shot in his home
Mark Long, 61, former Broadway Police Chief and defendant in a $6 million suit, was hospitalized after a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the lower left abdomen. He underwent surgery and is listed in stable condition. authorities will determine if the wound was accidental or an attempted self-harm.
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Hitchcock Filming Topaz in Upperville
Star Files recalls 1968 notes with PFC Morris and Whitacre stationed in Vietnam after Fort Bragg training. Alfred Hitchcock, famed suspense director, was in Upperville for his 51st film Topaz.
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Winchester approves new school for 500 students
The Winchester Council approved a new city school costing 271000 dollars to house 500 students and plans to have it ready for use by 1955.
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Four More Bodies Recovered In Coast Guard Collision
Coast Guard cutter Cuyahoga sank after colliding with an Argentine coal freighter in Chesapeake Bay. Navy divers resumed search for five missing men as the death toll rose to six with four more bodies recovered. A joint Coast Guard and NTSB hearing was set for 10 a.m. in Baltimore, to be closed.
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Jurors Review Key Evidence In Long Time Trial
Jurors in the Mario Jascalevich murder case recessed after 45 minutes and will return to Bergen County court to review testimony by a toxologist who said curare could not be found in the deaths. The surgeon, 51, was indicted in 1976 on five counts with two dismissed for lack of evidence as deliberations begin on whether he killed patients at Riverdell Hospital.
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