Reagan Surgery Dominates Global Headlines
Worldwide reaction to President Reagan's operation was rapid and extensive. Leaders and media across Mexico, Taiwan, the Philippines, Cuba, Italy, and Europe noted the brief handover of duties to Vice President George Bush, while Prensa Latina and Tass cited sources about a possible large tumor.
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Bush acted as president during Reagan surgery
In an unprecedented move, Reagan transferred full presidential powers to Vice President George Bush for about nine hours while under anesthesia at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Bush did not make decisions or issue measures, and Reagan reassumed powers later that day after surgery.
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Shultz In ANZUS Talks With New Zealand Australia Officials
U S secretary of state Shultz and counterparts from New Zealand and Australia met in Washington and plan a wide ranging discussion on global policy. Attendees include Paul Wolfowitz and Admiral William Crowe with Foreign Minister Bill Hayden and Defense Minister Kim Beazley.
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