Interim arms plan sought at NATO talks in Portugal
European allies press the Reagan administration for an interim proposal on intermediate range missiles to move stalled negotiations in Geneva. NATO defense ministers in Vilamoura urged a plan to bridge the gap toward zero option, with deployment slated for December and public demonstrations planned across Europe.
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Fugard’s Master Harold and the Boys opens in Johannesburg
South African audiences and critics weigh Fugard’s most personal drama at Market Theater. The play, mild by anti-apartheid standards, draws a mixed response with Desmond Tutu among black attendees. Sam Semela, the real life servant who inspired the piece, is recalled as a key influence despite being unable to see the premiere.
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State of siege revoked in Guatemala by Rios Montt
President Efrain Rios Montt announced the end of the eight month state of siege as part of a national day of dignity. He urged normalcy while keeping sweeping powers and 30 day amnesty for rebels to surrender weapons. Executions under the measure drew Pope John Paul II’s appeal for clemency.
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