Mass protests across Europe urge peace and disarmament
Hundreds of thousands joined demonstrations in Denmark Switzerland Italy West Germany and Romania amid U S Soviet talks in Geneva on cutting medium range missiles. Danish marchers numbered about 22 000 in snow squalls while Bern drew roughly 20 000 to 40 000 and Bucharest attracted about 300 000 in government backed rally.
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Libyan government denies plot to kill Reagan
Tripoli Libyan officials dismissed U S reports of an alleged Libyan plan to assassinate President Reagan as CIA fabrication. Khalifa Azzabi called the claims a disinformation campaign and said no hit team operates under Libyan orders. The one page statement appeared from Azzabi in Tripoli.
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United States
Khadafy
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Sahara Desert
French town renames square for American WW II hero
Sarreguemines France honored Maj. Robert Henderson Bennett of Matawan New Jersey by renaming a main square after him. Bennett arrived December 21 1944 with a small unit and ferried food water and medical supplies under heavy shelling during the winter of 1944 45 before being ambushed and killed on April 17 1945. His widow Mildred and two sons attended the ceremony in the 26 293 population town about 220 miles east of Paris.
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Paris
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Canada braces for a brutal winter of layoffs and high rates
Ottawa reports Canada facing its deepest 27 year slump with 8.2 percent unemployment, 12.7 percent price rise, and mortgage renewals rising sharply. Ontario farmers form Survival Association to resist foreclosures while homeowners struggle with unaffordable payments and no mortgage interest deduction. Prime Minister Trudeau tightens austerity, sparking criticism from left and right as U.S. Reaganomics impacts Canada.
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National Hockey League
Allan MacEachen
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Solidarity chief seeks help of Polish Archbishop Glemp
Lech Walesa met Archbishop Jozef Glemp for 90 minutes in Warsaw seeking aid to calm union anger amid a threatened general strike. Talks focused on the economy and the ongoing crisis with Solidarity facing clashes over a mando raid. A TV debate on the economy was set with government and Solidarity experts.
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Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Jozef Glemp
Walesa
Glemp
Independent Union
Wojciech Jaruzelski
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