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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1990

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2

Gorbachev press urges Lithuania resolve before trade favors

Congress resists approving most favored nation status for the Soviet Union until Lithuania faces freer emigration and human rights. Gorbachev argued for freer trade during a televised Capitol meeting with about 1,500 Lithuanian-Americans outside. House leaders urged linkage to Lithuania, while Bush signed a trade pact pending Soviet law protecting Jewish emigration.

Washington Mikhailo Gorbachev Bush Moscow Lithuania Soviet Union White House House Richard Gephardt Congress Mr. Gephardt

Summit briefs honor Gorbachev with Soviet wines menu

The Soviet Embassy hosted a Friday dinner for Mikhail Gorbachev and Raisa after a White House state visit. Menu included Tsimandali Georg ian white 1987 and Mookoozani red 1987 with Zolotoye champagne, plus Rus sian hors d oeuvre and roast duck, suckling pig, sevruga fish, and strawberry parfait.

Mikhail S. Gorbachev Raisa Bush Soviet Union Mr. Bush Barbara Gorbachevs White House

Gorbachev Receives Five Humanitarian Awards

Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev was honored with five humanitarian awards from U.S. groups on Friday. Speakers praised him as creative and visionary, saying he shattered the Cold War, freed Eastern Europe, and inspired epic reforms at home as he expressed gratitude and noted the incentive the recognition provides.

Mikhail Gorbachev U.S Europe

Koreans hail first Roh Gorbachev meeting in San Francisco

South Koreans welcome the Roh Tae Woo and Mikhail Gorbachev meeting in San Francisco as a milestone for new dialogue with North Korea. The leaders plan talks after Gorbachev's summit with Bush, amid no formal diplomatic ties between Seoul and Moscow. The aim is to ease hostilities on the peninsula and move toward potential unification.

North Korea Roh Tae-woo Mikhail Gorbachev San Francisco Bush Seoul Moscow Roh

Publicist Group Coordinates Gorbachev Visit Coverage

A local PR firm offers free services to coordinate press coverage for Mikhail Gorbachev's visit, aiding over 1,000 media outlets seeking credentials for more than 3,000 journalists. The effort follows their work organizing the Golden Gate Bridge anniversary, with additional donations from eight area firms.

Golden Gate Bridge Mikhail Gorbachev PBN Co PBN Peter Necarsulmer

First ladies counsel Wellesley grads in open exchange

Barbara Bush and Raisa Gorbachev offered guidance to Wellesley College seniors in Boston. The spouses praised frank dialogue and shared views on balancing career ambitions with family life, urging graduates to value time with loved ones and seize professional opportunities if desired.

Wellesley Mass Barbara Bush Raisa Gorbachev Wellesley College Gorbachev Nancy Reagan Bush Barbara Mrs. Bush

Thurmont stays calm as Bush Gorbachev summit nears

Thurmont residents show a laid back attitude toward the Camp David summit with flags on display and limited local activity. A makeshift press center for 150 journalists has been set up at Round Meadow camp, security tightened, and park roads closed ahead of the presidents’ day trip.

Thurmont Jerry Freeze Camp David Freeze United States Information Agency Round Meadow Catoctin Mountain Park Washington, D.C

Gorbachev Proposes Council of All Europe On Germany Future

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev floated a Council of All Europe to shape Germanys military future with NATO and Warsaw Pact members plus neutrals. The idea, discussed with Bush, would involve annual leader meetings and a permanent secretariat with military and civilian conflict management centers. Negotiations continue in Copenhagen and Berlin next week.

Washington Mikhail S. Gorbachev Council of All Europe Germany U.S United States Soviet Union NATO Warsaw Pact Copenhagen Denmark Berlin Bush Gorbachev White House Marlin Fitzwater

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