NATO faces uncertain future at Rome summit
Washington AP reports NATO, a Cold War relic, remains in place as leaders meet in Rome. Bush and 15 allies confront an enemyless army, seek roles with an integrated Europe, and consider inviting former Warsaw Pact nations and Soviet states to annual talks. A new doctrine promises rapid responses amid lingering regional tensions.
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Bread Shortage Sparks Stampede in Moscow Stores
In Moscow shoppers clashed for the last loaves as lines grew longer amid bread shortages. Officials cited rising demand, despite higher production, and noted the 1981 grain harvest would be smaller than last year, fueling government concern and public anxiety.
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