Schmidt pushes Brezhnev on missile plan in Bonn
West Germany's chancellor Helmut Schmidt urged Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev to accept Reagan's European missile ban proposal during talks in Bonn. Brezhnev arrived from Moscow, with Tass reporting a friendly start, as protests against Moscow and US nuclear policies swelled public dissent in Bonn.
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Four nations to join Sinai peacekeeping force
France Britain the Netherlands and Italy announced a four nation plan to patrol Sinai after Israel returns the area to Egypt. They tied the move to Europe’s peace initiative and the Camp David process while warning Arab ties could be affected. The declaration cited Venice 1980 as the basis and noted US Egypt and Israel were informed. Menachem Begin warned against linking contributions to peace proposals outside Camp David.
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Begin
Summit speaker warns against Sinai peace force
In Fez Morocco AP reports Arab League Secretary-General Chedli Klibi urges European nonparticipation in the Sinai peacekeeping force linked to Camp David. He backs Palestinian self determination and Yasser Arafat while preparations for a summit address Saudi eight point plan.
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Paisley Challenges Britain With 12 Hour General Walkout
The Rev. Ian Paisley urged a 12 hour general strike and demonstrations across Northern Ireland as part of a Protestant campaign of non cooperation. Rival leaders urged the public to ignore him while authorities warned of possible violence. Police issued permits for 40 rallies and thousands faced traffic disruptions as troops and police stayed alert.
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