Leftists Attack U S Advisers Trigger Honduran Struggle
In Tegucigalpa a left wing guerrilla group claims responsibility for injuring two U S military advisers in a van ambush and for a bomb at the Legislative Palace as Honduras endures military rule. The attack coincides with a broader insurgent campaign against U S backed authority.
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Honduran Congress
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Poland's Jaruzelski urges end to anti-Soviet stance
Polish premier and defense minister General Wojciech Jaruzelski told parliament that Solidarity must end anti-Soviet policies and that the army will aid police in a tougher bid to quell unrest. He warned of consequences for ongoing anarchic and anti-state actions as Poland faces economic woes and worker self-management talks in a 460-member Parliament.
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Soviet Advantage Grows in European A Weapons Warbalance
The International Institute for Strategic Studies says the military balance tilts toward the Soviet Union in Europe as modernization accelerates there. It notes rising defense costs dent budgets worldwide but retains confidence in the US Soviet balance and compliance with the SALT II pact worldwide.
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International Institute For Strategic Studies
Soviet Union
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