U.N. Seeks Major Role in Cambodian Peace Plan
The five permanent Security Council members agreed on a U.N. administered cease-fire and transitional government in Cambodia until elections. The plan, backed by the United States, Britain, France, China, and the Soviet Union, aims to end Khmer Rouge dominance and prepare a new, representative government with Cambodian factions to meet in Indonesia in September.
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South Africa
Leaders meet amid South Africa unrest and church claims
In Johannesburg region unrest subsides after two weeks of factional fighting that left more than 500 dead. Police report two black men killed, one in Vosloorus and one in Umgababa Natal. President de Klerk to meet church leaders alleging police siding with Inkatha amid still fragile calm.
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