Begin’s bargaining card cited as leverage in Beirut invasion
Guerrilla leaders holed up in embattled Beirut challenge Israeli forces while Israel says it will not push the Lebanon invasion into the capital. Israeli Chief of Staff Eytan says Arafat may be in a foreign embassy and Begin travels to the United States for talks with Reagan. Haig warns autonomy talks delayed. Sharon says Lebanon’s government not to be installed. About 100000 Palestinians trapped as fighting continues.
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Fierce fight for Perquin in Morazan province
In Morazan province El Salvador government troops and leftist guerrillas clash for control of Perquin a town of about 5000. An army spokesman calls the latest round the fiercest of the war as Col Beltran says 2000 U S trained troops were sent to retake Perquin from guerrillas who have held it since June 5.
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Mass Arrests Ordered After Peasant Slaughter in Mexico
In Chicontepec de Juarez the arrest of 51 suspects followed the killing of more than 25 peasants at a collective farm near the Veracruz Puebla border. Victims were buried in common graves after the June 2 attack by gunmen hired by landowners, with Socialist Workers' Party members among those affected. Police tested two hospitalized survivors who allegedly fired weapons. tests came back positive and named others. Separately in Moscow, police questioned all 11 members of the independent peace group Group for Establishing Trust between the U.S.S.R. and the U.S.R., as authorities crackdown on the organization founded June 4.
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Pope calls for worker freedom at ILO visit
Pope John Paul II urged freedom for workers to form unions during a 60 minute speech to the ILO in Geneva. He greeted two Solidarity members from Poland and said solidarity must arise from free decisions, while martial law and Poland's suspension of Solidarity loomed in the background.
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