West European leaders urge restraint over Poland crisis
Western leaders signaled no external action unless the Soviet Union intervenes as Poland imposes martial law. Mass protests erupt near Polish embassies in London Paris Rome Brussels Oslo Vienna Athens Toronto and Tokyo with thousands demanding Solidarity’s freedom. Leaders from France Germany Italy and Britain condemn the crackdown while urging peace and nonintervention.
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Haig says Poland not at flash point yet
Secretary of State Alexander Haig expressed deep concern over Poland but said the flash point for Soviet intervention is not yet at hand. He noted no change in the situation, called martial law a serious concern, and said the United States is watching closely while awaiting further Polish government signals. He also cited Polish assurances to the U.S. Embassy that reforms would not be crushed and noted no mobilization of Soviet troops in Poland.
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U S weighs Poland crisis and Soviet action risks
Haig warned internal repression in Poland could trigger severe and long lasting consequences if the Soviets intervene. He said Poland’s $27 billion Western debt constrains Western aid and that a Soviet move could halt grain trade and jeopardize U S Soviet talks in Geneva on missiles and arms. NATO may show unity but European priorities risk cohesion.
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Polish Americans voice fear as Poland tightens grip on Solidarity
Polish-Americans burn a Soviet flag in Chicago and march to the UN in New York while praying for relatives in Poland as martial law detains labor leaders. Demonstrations spread from Chicago to Baltimore and Philadelphia as church leaders and activists react with concern and resolve.
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Pope appeals for prayers over Poland and solidarity
Pope John Paul II urged prayers for Poland and a peaceful path after authorities banned the Solidarity union. He warned Polish blood should not be spilled as tensions rose amid alleged threats of civil conflict.
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U S food aid in jeopardy over Poland crisis
Washington briefing on Poland's crackdown puts U S food aid to Poland at risk. Senators Percy Cranston urge cautious use of aid as leverage while warning that severe repression could end aid. The 1981 aid totals 765 million in Commodity Credit Corp credits with a proposed 200 million extra to aid poultry feed and grain.
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U S warns against intervention in Poland martial law move
The United States and NATO accuse Poland of stepping toward martial law and urge a negotiated settlement. Officials including Haig and Reagan advisers stressed not to interfere while monitoring Soviet reactions. Western diplomats summoned Soviet and Polish envoys for talks as Ottawa and Brussels prepare responses.
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