Opposition leaders vow continued protests in South Korea
South Korea's opposition chiefs Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung press for full democratization after talks with President Chun Doo-hwan failed to reach compromise on political reform. They pledge non-violent action as U.S. envoy Gaston Sigur notes opposition to any military move.
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Pope Waldheim meet at Vatican amid protest crowd
In Rome Pope John Paul II hosted Austrian President Kurt Waldheim for a 30 minute audience in the Vatican drawing protests from Jewish and anti Nazi groups. Demonstrators outside shouted shame while Waldheim, under fire for Nazi war crimes allegations, arrived with police blocking St Peter's Square.
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