Pope Angers Polish Union Opponents With Solidarity Clash
About 3,000 Solidarity supporters clashed with police in Krakow after Pope John Paul II spoke in favor of the outlawed union. A police officer was seriously injured as stones were thrown before dispersal. The pope announced Moscow barred him from visiting Lithuania and urged the government to honor Solidarity accords.
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NATO to Back Nukes Ban Amid Reykjavik Talks
NATO foreign ministers meet in Reykjavik and are expected to back Kremlin offers to curb medium and short range missiles. West Germany seeks exclusion of Pershing IAs 450 mile missiles from any deal while allies weigh removing nuclear umbrella fears.
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