Reagan orders probes in foreign trade issues
President Reagan announced unprecedented investigations into unfair trade practices in Japan, South Korea, and Brazil to secure a fair shake abroad for U.S. products. The cases focus on tobacco in Japan, life and fire insurance in Korea, and computers in Brazil, with a Dec 1 deadline for resolution and possible countermeasures if talks fail.
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Soviets Agree to High Level Talks With United States
Washington reports said the Soviet Union agreed to hold high level talks with the United States on Indochina Korea and other Far East issues. Paul Wolfowitz would lead a three member delegation to Moscow to meet Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Kapitsa and experts.
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