Walesa drama in Poland blocks and ban notices
Jack Anderson reviews Poland under Wojciech Jaruzelski, detailing visa refusals and censorship aimed at Lech Walesa and Solidarity. He notes Jaruzelski’s military rule, past purges, and a wary media climate amid Western intrigue over rights for Walesa’s story.
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Poltland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Jaruzelski
Belgium delays missile deployment straining NATO unity
Editorial critiques Belgium's postponement of new defensive nuclear missiles into March, arguing the delay weakens allied solidarity with NATO. It notes Reagan's pressure, Tass praise, and domestic anti nuke sentiment, with lawmakers urging continued resistance. The piece frames the move as a test of allied cohesion and arms talks leverage.
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Sun Files
Donnelly returns home after 70 missions in 1945
Baytown readers learn Capt Raymond T. Donnelly, a P-47 pilot, has completed 70 European theater missions and will relocate to Miami on February 1 after nine months in England France and Belgium. He earned the Air Medal with 11 oak leaf clusters amid wartime service.
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Belgium
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Jackie’ Boyd
Saipan
J.H. Boyd
Mont Belvieu
War Department
Reagan amid waves of unsolicited, sharp political advice
William Rusher notes President Reagan faces a flood of unsolicited guidance from Democrats and pundits after election. He critiques Reston and others for bipartisanship urges, cites Cyrus Vance Muskie and four ex-officials, and ridicules a CBS source proposing a temporary moratorium on weapons tests to appease USSR at Geneva talks.
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Reston
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Kennedy
Johnson
CBS Television
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Europe
On This Day in History January 23 1985 Highlights
Today in history notes the Pueblo seizure by North Korea in 1968 with one death and 82 held as spies. It recalls Georgetown College founded in 1789 and the 24th Amendment ratified in 1964.
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Germany
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Moscow
Communist Party
Jerusalem
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Jimmy Carter
United States
Persian Gulf
Reagan
White House
Edwin Meese
William French Smith
Glimpse of Glory Prompted by Paul’s Teaching
A Bible verse from 2 Corinthians 3 18 emphasizes spiritual transformation as beholding the Lord’s glory. It notes believers are changed into that same image from glory to glory by the Spirit of the Lord.
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