Peace activist Polowsky buried in East Germany
In Torgau on the Elbe, peace advocate Joseph Polowsky was buried by Soviet and American pallbearers, marking his lifelong bid for U S Soviet friendship. The Chicago taxi driver had led a one man campaign to revive the Elbe spirit and urge nuclear restraint with ceremonies and letters to world leaders.
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Shamir Visits U S Seeks Stronger Aid and Ties
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir arrives in Washington with Defense Minister Moshe Arens to press for increased U S aid, closer cooperation, and official recognition as America's ally in the Middle East. They aim to counter Reagan peace plans and oppose changes to Israel Lebanon accords while noting improved U S Israel relations.
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