Walesa moved to secret camp amid martial law in Poland
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa has been relocated to a secret internment site near six months after martial law began. Government spokesman Jerzy Urban said Walesa was moved but would not disclose the location. Urban noted improved conditions and access for visitors, while underground sources speculated on the new site in the Bieszczady region. About 38 percent of those interned since December 13 remain detained.
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Papal visit to Britain amid war and protests
Pope John Paul II opens the first papal visit to Britain amid war tensions and Catholic dissension. Britain’s Roman Catholics have organized a $12.5 million welcome, with the Anglican royal family and government backing. The trip runs through London and other cities, ending June 2, followed by a planned trip to Argentina.
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