Bargaining begins as U S and Soviet discuss arms cuts
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union open strategic arms reduction talks in Geneva with wide gaps. Reagan seeks deep cuts, the Kremlin calls for a staged approach with later deep reductions, while each side signals tough positions on missiles and warheads.
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Prince William Named William Arthur Philip Louis
Buckingham Palace announced Britain's newborn son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana will be Prince William of Wales with four given names William Arthur Philip Louis. If he ascends the throne he may choose any name, potentially King William V, ending weeks of royal speculation. Godparents include Constantine of Greece Lord Romsey Laurens Van der Post Alexandra Grosvenor and others.
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Saddam reshuffles Iraq leadership amid war withdrawal
Saddam Hussein dismissed all members of the Revolutionary Command Council and eight cabinet ministers in a broad shake-up reported by Gulf News Agency from Baghdad. The move followed a Baath Party meeting that re elected Hussein as secretary and signaled tightening control before Iraq plans its troop withdrawal from Iran.
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Bombs Rock Belfast and IRA Acknowledgment Sparks Tension
A 1000 pound bomb in a Roman Catholic area damaged 300 homes and cratered the street as British troops removed it. a second bomb hit a Catholic church with no casualties. The IRA claimed ownership of the explosives. an anonymous Protestant group claimed responsibility for the church blast.
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White House denies shift in foreign policy
Washington AP The White House rejected outgoing Secretary of State Alexander Haigs claim that Reagan has strayed from the agreed careful course for foreign policy. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes stressed continuity as George Shultz moves toward replacement with Haig remaining briefly and Walter Stoessel possibly taking temporary reins.
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Shultz
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Prenatal smoking linked to crib death risk study
Gazette report on a worldwide conference where 250 researchers discussed how prenatal factors including smoking may raise Sudden Infant Death Syndrome risk. Findings cite a 50 percent higher SIDS risk with maternal smoking, reduced fetal oxygen, and breathing mechanism vulnerabilities in infants.
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United States
Marie Valdes- Dapena
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Alfred Steinschneider
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Richard Naeye
Pennsylvania State University
Hershey
Naeye
Steinschneider
Services fill quotas as draft ends nine years past
Washington AP reports the armed services are meeting recruiting quotas faster due to recession and higher pay. The Air Force hit 68,000 volunteers in May, five months early. Marines near 38,700 for 1982. Army aims for 115,600 by July. Navy at 88 percent of 95,300 target as of May 31.
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Joffrey Ballet to Move to Los Angeles for 1983 Season
The Joffrey Ballet Company plans permanent residency at the Los Angeles Music Center for the 1983 84 season subject to conditions including eliminating a 700000 deficit. Announcement was made at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion by Harry Wetzel Michael Newton and Phillip Lemark. First Music Center performances are set for late fall 1983.
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