Falklands War Analysis Wartime Strategy and Raids
British plans aim to attrition the Argentine garrison on East and West Falkland with patrols raids and saboteur actions. Port San Carlos hosts 5000 troops while 4500 Argentine soldiers dig in at Stanley as Britain weighs further landings and helicopter redeployments.
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Wallace enters fourth term bid with tax pledge in Alabama
Former Gov. George C. Wallace announced a bid for a fourth term as governor in Montgomery, pledging no new taxes. The event drew about 2,000 supporters and featured a barbecued rally atmosphere with country music.
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Pope urges immediate Falkland cease fire and peace talks
In St Peter's Mass Pope John Paul II called for an immediate cease fire in the Falklands and urged negotiations to end the war. He sent identical telegrams to Argentina's President Galtieri and Britain's Prime Minister Thatcher and hinted at a Britain visit next week.
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