Brezhnev arrives for Bonn talks amid protest roar
Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev lands in Bonn for a four day summit with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt amid massive demonstrations. Protesters call him a murderer while 50 000 Germans urge Brezhnev to go home. Talks focus on disarmament and European nuclear weapons amid NATO missiles plans and Geneva talks.
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Poll splits on rehiring fired air traffic controllers
AP NBC poll shows 40 percent back rehiring while 47 percent oppose. It covers 1602 adults interviewed Nov 16-17 with 25 percent saying air travel is less safe post strike. Reagan’s handling of the walkout draws two thirds approval among all.
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Hinckley released from hospital moves to new cell
John Hinckley Jr., accused of attempting to kill President Reagan, was released from an Army hospital and moved to a different cell at Fort Meade Maryland. The Justice Department said tests may determine any permanent brain damage. He had overdosed earlier and remained under 24 hour watch.
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Lindbergh scrutiny opens after 45 years in New Jersey
Public access to physical evidence and about 90 000 documents in the Lindbergh kidnapping case begins in West Trenton New Jersey the first time since the 1936 Hauptmann trial. Hauptmann was convicted and executed in 1936. Anna Hauptmann seeks access to prove innocence while others from Biddeford Maine and San Francisco press for release to bolster their claims.
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Greece AM PM aims to remove US bases and block NATO ties
Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou announced a timetable for withdrawing the four U.S. bases in Greece and pursuing unilateral nuclear disarmament while not rejoining NATO’s military wing. He outlined a leftward program seeking to end Cold War blocs, reduce defense spending, and reform social policies, with a plan to hold a confidence vote. The note ends with a historical aside that Franklin Pierce, the 14th U.S. president, was born in 1804.
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Dissident Jacek Kuron raided over anti socialist party bid
Police questioned Kuron and supporters but did not detain them after a raid on his home in Warsaw. The founding meeting moved to Solidarity's Warsaw headquarters, with PAP calling the new group an illegal political party. Kuron claimed it would be a debating club.
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