White House sees no contradiction in peace push and Contra aid
The White House said there is no conflict between Reagan's support for stopgap Contra aid and a Central American peace effort. Marlin Fitzwater denied any repudiation of Speaker Wright and noted the plan to fund humanitarian and military needs for the Contras through Nov. 7 while peace talks proceed.
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Nicaraguan Contra official speaks at Frederick Rotary
The Washington representative Ernesto Palazio of the Nicaraguan Contras spoke to the Rotary Club of Frederick. He cited U S support as crucial and outlined aid history from 1980 to 1986. He said guerrilla tactics suit their war and stressed winning U S backing and messaging.
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