Solidarity Congress Sees KOR Dissolution Debate
At Gdansk 800 delegates heard Lipinski condemn Polish socialism as mismanaged and repressive while KOR dissolves to align with Solidarity. Warsaw Radio and Trybuna Ludu claim KOR remains active within Solidarity as new labor unrest sparks in Katowice over arrests and holiday mine shifts.
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Gdansk
Poland
Solidarity Congress
KOR
Lipinski
Perma Kor
Committee For Social Defense
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Jacek Kuron
Warsaw Radio
Trybuna Ludu
Communist Party
Irth
F-106 shadowed Bear bomber east of Boston near Nova Scotia
An Air Force F-106 intercepted and tracked a Soviet Tu-95 Bear about 250 miles east of Boston on September 22 after the bomber crossed U S air defense lines off Yarmouth Nova Scotia.
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Air Force
Boston
U.S
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Haig and Gromyko hold talks with no major breakthrough
United Nations Secretary of State Haig and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko spent nine hours in talks with little apparent progress on easing tensions. They agreed to resume discussions early next year, likely in Geneva, after agreeing to begin TNF arms talks in the coming month. Both sides stressed restraint, reciprocity, and the goal of reducing the arms race through further negotiations.
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United Nations
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Andrei Gromyko
Haig
Gromyko
Geneva
State Department
Dean Fischer
Ming
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Hinckley seeks split trials on insanity and Reagan assault
John W. Hinckley Jr. plans an insanity defense with a possible two jury trial in the Reagan assassination case. He faces a 13 count indictment with potential life imprisonment if convicted. A first phase would cover the shooting of Reagan and three others on March 30 1981, followed by a second phase on insanity. Brady Delahanty McCarthy and Reagan were wounded at the Washington Hilton. Brady remained hospitalized.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
Reagan
Hinckley
District of Columbia
Ronald Reagan
Timothy McCarthy
James Brady
Thomas Delahanty
Washington Hilton
Secret Service
McCarthy
Delahanty
Brady
Springboks Return Home Amid Mixed Reception
South Africa's national rugby team, the Springboks, flew home to Johannesburg after a controversial U.S. tour marked by sporadic violence. Police guarded JFK, while government editors praised them as ambassadors. Prime Minister Muldoon warned Commonwealth leaders over sports ties with South Africa on the eve of a Melbourne meeting.
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Associated Press
South Africa
U.S
South African Airways
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Springboks
Johannesburg
Citizen
United States
New Zealand
Robert D. Muldoon
Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth Finance
Auckland
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