South Africa officers sent home after U.S. questions status
Five senior South African officers arrived in Washington on unofficial visas and met lawmakers. State Department questioned their status and canceled a departmental appointment. Officials cited ongoing sensitivity as U.S. relations with apartheid South Africa and potential moves to improve ties were debated.
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Radom Solidarity Secures Resignations in Poland
Solidarity faction in Radom wins top concessions as Communist Party leader Janusz Prokopiak and regional governor Roman Mackowski resign. Tribuna Ludu and PAP confirm the moves amid Radom strike threats and police official dismissals demanded by the union’s Radom chapter.
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