ANC accuses de Klerk of bad faith over peace talks
The ANC accuses President de Klerk of undermining peace talks by announcing returns for exiles and a joint statement with Mandela’s faction. Mandela warned the ANC might resume armed struggle if talks fail, while government minister Viljoen says the ANC continues recruiting fighters, violating a suspension.
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South Africa
African National Congress
F.W. de Klerk
ANC
Sakkie Macozoma
de Klerk
Nelson Mandela
Macozoma
Mandela
Gerrit Viljoen
Leftist Attack On U S Marines Residence In Bolivia
In La Paz on Wednesday night a group calling itself the Nestor Paz Zamora Commando attacked a U S Marine residence killing a Bolivian police officer. A bomb destroyed a Kennedy monument and damaged the building front while three Marines inside survived.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
U.S
John Kennedy
Nestor Paz Zamora
Bruce Wharton
Wharton
Kennedy
North Korea Frees Two Japanese Sailors After Spy Arrests
North Korea released Thursday two Japanese sailors seized as spies seven years ago. Isamu Beniko and Yoshio Kumura, skipper and chief engineer of a Japanese freighter, were taken on espionage charges in 1983. Their release drew praise from Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu and other Japanese politicians as a humanitarian gesture aiding Japan North Korea talks.
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York Times
Tokyo
North Korea
Toshiki Kaifu
Pyongyang
Japan
Isamu Beniko
Yoshio Kumura
Czechoslovakia Moves to Seize Communist Party Property
The government proposed expropriating all Communist Party property without compensation and presenting the plan to Parliament. About 60 000 people gathered in Prague to support the proposal as official estimates of party assets ranged from 145 to 793 million dollars.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Old Town
CTK
Zbynek Fiala
Jiri Machalik
Machalik
East German spies handed over West military project data
Berlin reports say former East German spies supplied information on top secret West German programs including the Tornado fighter jet. Eight alleged spies were arrested, including a 63 year old woman and two relatives. The cases stretch back to the 1960s, with Kohl urging caution and reconciliation.
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East Germany
West Germany
Helmut Kohl
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