Walesa questioned as church hints at retirement role
The Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa faces Vatican and church scrutiny after an editorial by deputy editor Levi questions his role. A private meeting with John Paul II and delayed release of a Vatican photo fuel speculation of a public retirement and possible deal with Poland’s government.
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ASEAN ministers press Cambodia crisis amid Vietnam fears
Shultz travels to Bangkok to meet ASEAN foreign ministers from Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia as they press Vietnam withdrawal from Cambodia. They warn of Vietnamization and report 150,000 to 200,000 migrants with 180,000 soldiers in Cambodia while seeking more aid and refugee protections. Prince Norodom Sihanouk engages with ministers during transit.
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Weather report notes warm, dry stretch with late thunderstorms
Extended forecast shows little rain Tuesday through Thursday with highs in the 80s and lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Thunderstorms swept the south central states Saturday from the Rockies to the Gulf Coast with heavy rains and funnel clouds near Wichita and Galveston. Today thundershowers spread from the Gulf Coast into the mid Mississippi Valley and Central Plains as hot, clear conditions dominate elsewhere.
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Bush tours Europe amid NATO talks and protests in Germany
President Bush visits Bergen and Krefeld during a two week European tour. In Krefeld he and Chancellor Kohl press a strong NATO stance as protests erupt outside the hall. Bush cites Soviet policies and defends alliance while Kohl vows to proceed with missile deployment despite opposition.
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Soviets show flexibility in START talks
The Boston Globe reports the Soviet Union has dropped a proposed ban on new submarine launched ballistic missiles and seems to retreat from a ban on long range cruise missiles. U S negotiators plan to table a draft treaty this week or next with Edward Rowny Shultz and Dobrynin holding backchannel talks.
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