China and Soviets to open exploratory talks in Beijing
After a three year break, China and the Soviet Union prepare to hold exploratory talks in Beijing to improve strained relations. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Ilyichev arrives with a small delegation for a ten day, secret session. Officials stress talks are to test waters, not yield major decisions, with issues including Afghanistan Cambodia and border forces as context.
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British soldier killed in Falklands over lost clothes
Parents of Keith Phillips Jr, a Royal Marines soldier killed at Mount Kent, were billed 31 pounds for clothes lost in the campaign, an item under review by the Defense Ministry. Separately a ban on wounded veterans from the October victory parade sparked controversy, with officials and police disputing who ordered the exclusion and officials saying disabled veterans would be excluded.
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Baba Muktananda Mourned by 500000 Followers
Swami Muktananda Paramahansa, known as baba to half a million disciples, died in his sleep at his Ganeshpuri hermitage near Bombay aged 74. Thousands, including officials and businessmen, paid respects as his body lay in state before cremation tomorrow. He founded about 300 Hindu temples in 52 countries, including the United States and Australia.
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Arabs threaten Iran with united attack over Iraq war
Arab states warn Iran of a no holds barred war unless mediation ends the Iran Iraq conflict. Iran demands a just peace with punishment of the aggressor and war reparations while claiming counter offensives near Salman Koshteh and Samar. Saudi Arabia announces a third attack on Iraqi positions as Iraq seeks UN Security Council action.
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