Henry Cabot Lodge dies at 82 a long public service career
Beverly Massachusetts AP Henry Cabot Lodge veteran diplomat and politician died after a lengthy illness aged 82 He served as ambassador to South Vietnam from 1963 to 1969 a UN ambassador for seven years eight months and three terms in the Senate He was Nixon’s Vatican envoy and 1960 Republican vice presidential candidate His death followed a career noted for Cold War rhetoric and internationalism shared by the Kennedy family and other political leaders.
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Nicaragua offers to withdraw Cuban advisers in peace plan
President Daniel Ortega proposed that 100 Cuban military advisers be sent home and that Nicaragua suspend purchasing new weapons, including so called interception aircraft. He said the measures could push Reagan to resume talks and support for rebels.
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Negotiations Seen Amid Cuban Nicaraguan Tensions And US Watch
Delegates argued for compromise on a bill package amid governor concerns as Ortega urged leaders to send a US delegation to inspect Nicaragua’s defense. US officials estimate up to 10 000 Cubans in Nicaragua with many rebels having paramilitary training. Western sources report Soviet Mi 24 helicopters tanks and artillery arriving for Sandinistas as bishops called for negotiated settlements to the Central American civil war.
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Soviet Leaders Push Space Weapons Talks in New Drive
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko warned that space weapons would be the key issue in fresh negotiations with the United States. Gorbachev urged halting space arms on a London trip, while Chernenko pressed for joint efforts to end the arms race in letters to U.S. veterans and Reagan. Other officials traveled Europe to discuss the anti missile project ahead of talks.
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