Soviets build radar aid for Argentina reports say
Los Angeles Times reports Soviet technicians have begun arriving in Argentina to install an integrated coastal radar detection system. The project, linked to a Western embargo, marks the first sign of Moscow military aid since the Falklands conflict began.
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Britain poised to attack Falklands Stanley assault ready
British task force commander Rear-Admiral John Sandy Woodward reportedly has permission to assault Stanley as soon as weather allows. U.S. President Reagan pressures Thatcher for peace flexibility while leaflets urge Argentine surrender. Argentine officers insist on fighting to the finish amid talks and Soviet radar aids rumors. U.N. Security Council delays cease fire vote.
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Shadow on the summit casts U S policy clash at Versailles
At the Versailles summit the United States presses to curb Soviet bloc exports and restrict export credits, while France signals opposition to placing Soviet credits on the agenda. Reagan meets Western European and Japanese leaders as the seven nations converge to discuss economic policy and trade.
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Americans favor large vehicles as demand rises
Van and luxury car sales gain, as proven by a Case Western economist, with many Americans choosing larger vans and light trucks for safety and versatility. Europeans and West Germany express concern over US policies, urging rate cuts and dollar stability while rebuking inflation risk from a high interest regime. The U.S. Reagan stance ties inflation control to global growth, amid a $100 billion deficit and ongoing gas pipeline tensions with the Soviet Union.
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U S jobless rate rises slightly while Ohio edges down
May employment data show 10.5 million unemployed nationwide, up 242000 from April, with total employment rising 780000 to 100.1 million. The employment population ratio increased by 0.4 percentage points, and about one third of the gain occurred among ages 16 to 24. Hispanic origin unemployment led with a 1.4 point rise to 13.2 percent.
Hinckley Calm After Reagan Shooting Jury Testimony
FBI agent testified Hinckley seemed calm coherent and responsive hours after the shooting. He asked how his parents would be affected and whether the Academy Awards would be canceled, and noted the awards were postponed. Judge Parker allowed a brief courtroom exit during recess as a radiologist described a brain scan as unusual but not abnormal.
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Downtown mural removal signals Drave Wellman Co move
Batman and Rebin murals on Cleveland building wall since 1973 will be removed as the Drave Wellman Co relocates its bulk material equipment business. Executives say the art clashes with the company image and Dynamic Dee will be taken down. The mural, designed by Ray Deminge, was among eight downtown works commissioned years ago by the Cleveland Area Arts Council.
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Nancy Reagan tours Paris in bold public debut
Nancy Reagan arrives in Paris for three days of sightseeing and official events. She meets Danielle Mitterrand for lunch, visits the National Institute for the Young Blind and Claude Monet’s Giverny home, and attends a D-Day memorial ceremony at Omaha Beach marking the 38th anniversary.
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Reagan drops in public polls amid blame for unemployment
A Washington Post-ABC News poll reports 46 percent approve of President Reagan's handling while 45 percent disapprove as unemployment concerns rise and inflation relief is not credited. The survey highlights growing public dissatisfaction with the administration's economic performance.
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