Israel and Lebanon Will Open Talks on Troop Withdrawal
Israel and Lebanon will begin negotiations early next week to withdraw Israeli forces from Lebanon and normalize relations. The talks will alternate between Khalde near Beirut and Kiryat Shmona, with a U.S. role as participant or witness.
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David Kimche
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Eliyahu Rubinstein
Yitzhak Lior
Uri Sagay
Amos Gilboa
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Gaza Strip
Reagan Seeks Hussein Assurance on Middle East Peace Plan
U S officials push King Hussein to return convinced Reagan is committed to a peace initiative and will stay the course even if talks are hard. Hussein, returning to the White House for more talks, must pledge to join by March 1 and seek PLO blessing from Yasser Arafat before endorsing the plan.
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Soviets seize initiative in war of nuclear propaganda
Washington reports the Soviet Union publicly proposing to curb first use of nuclear weapons and cut global missiles, inviting U S participation in renunciation while offering to reduce European medium range missiles. U S officials call the moves one sided though promising toward arms control.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Yuri V. Andropov
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