Thatcher to meet Reagan on disarmament and Falklands
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher flew to the United States for talks with President Reagan and to address the U N special session on disarmament. The Falkland Islands dispute with Argentina and the Middle East were to be discussed during White House talks and a meeting with U N Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar.
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Argentine Army names general president and ends junta
United Press International reports the Argentine army named retired General Bignone president and assumed full power dissolving the three man junta. The air force and navy did not announce positions. The transition aims to restore democratic rule by 1984 as agreed in a 1984 constitutional timetable.
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Japanese businessmen charged with spying on IBM
Six Japanese businessmen were arrested in San Francisco on charges of conspiring to obtain confidential IBM information to aid Hitachi and Mitsubishi in computer development. Four Mitsubishi Electronics America employees recruited an undercover agent to steal IBM documents for transfer to Japan. Five Hitachi employees have been arrested.
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