Pope Leads Mass in Buenos Aires Urges Peace Amid Falklands News
Pope John Paul II ended a hurried visit to Argentina with a open-air Mass before 2 million Argentines in Palermo Park and a call for peace among Latin American Catholic leaders. He urged unity and cautioned against letting hatred derail reconciliation while Falklands fighting erupted and a local woman died in a train accident.
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Leaders clash over nuclear disarmament preview at UN
United Nations leaders prepare for divergent positions on strategic arms talks. Reagan will address the General Assembly while Ghromyko signals no new ground. Haig plans to meet Gromyko in New York as Geneva talks loom. Demonstrations rally outside UN as Brezhnev signs shift expectations.
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Unidentified attackers slaughter village residents in Guatemala
In El Quicho Province, olive-green uniformed assailants massacred villagers, with survivors saying several people were killed and the village set ablaze before they fled. Police reported 16 dead in Alta Verapaz Province in a separate raid, while a 22 year old army officer was killed in a guerrilla ambush near the Mexican border.
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Soviet denounces Reagan as blasphemous and militaristic
Tass quotes Yuri Kornilov blasting Reagan for seeking military superiority under the guise of peace. Kornilov calls Reagan's Bonn speech on NATO and Warsaw Pact cuts a bid to press US will on sovereign nations, a venomous critique in the ongoing Soviet media campaign.
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Curfew Relaxation Nears Seven Month Mark in Poland
Poland lifted an overnight curfew in Szczecin and released 257 internees as martial law loosens. Interior ministers urged governors to review restoring suspended social, scientific and cultural groups and called for lifting the capital’s midnight to five AM curfew.
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