Japan expels Soviet diplomat over espionage linked to Hitachi unit
Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone warned Japan has become a heaven for spies after Arkhadii Vinogradov first secretary at the Soviet Embassy was expelled for attempting to obtain sensitive tech data from Hitachi Software Engineering Co. in Yokohama. The case implicates Boris Kakorin and Stanislav Levchenko tied to KGB activity, with tighter visa scrutiny and firm monitoring urged for visitors and tech firms. Vinogradov and his family left Japan voluntarily after confirmation of the espionage allegations.
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Weinberger defends US arms talk policies in London
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger urged the Soviet Union to show more flexibility in arms talks and defended U.S. proposals as realistic and achievable. He met with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher after re election, noted U.S. negotiator Gen. Edward Rowny has broad flexibility, and highlighted a central aim of 5000 total ballistic missiles with a relaxed deployed limit of 850. He criticized some Americans pressing for a quick deal and urged patient negotiation.
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Queen opens Parliament as Thatcher’s agenda unfolds
Queen Elizabeth II inaugurates a new Parliament session with a speech backing NATO unity and nuclear reductions. She outlines Thatcher’s program to curb unions, cut unemployment near 3.04 million, and broaden police powers amid criticism. The ceremony features royal pomp as Thatcher’s government seeks a renewed mandate and a modernized nuclear arsenal.
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