Poles ease tensions as censorship ends for foreign reporters
Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski lifts censorship for foreign correspondents and meets Archbishop Jozef Glemp in Warsaw signaling a possible easing of martial law crises. The regime cites Reagan sanctions as hindering crisis resolution while urging Western aid.
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NATO Plan Aims Sharp Blast at Soviets Over Poland
The United States and NATO plan a joint Monday declaration blaming the Soviet Union for Poland’s martial law crackdown. Secretary Haig will attend the Brussels meeting to push a strong political signal while urging lifting of repressive measures. Haig also schedules talks with Gromyko in Geneva and trips to Cairo and Jerusalem.
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