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Meeting in Cracow, the Foreign Ministers of Poland, Hungary and
Czechoslovakia state their wish for their countries to be included
in NATO activities. President Gorbachev announces the abolition
of Soviet short-range nuclear weapons and the removal of all tactical
nuclear weapons from ships, submarines and land-based naval aircraft.
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NATO Defence Ministers meeting in Taormina, Italy, announce reductions
in the current NATO stockpile of sub-strategic nuclear weapons in
Europe by approximately 80 percent.
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Visit to NATO by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Deryabin.
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Seminar on Civil/Military Coordination of Air Traffic Management
at NATO with participation from NATO and Central and Eastern European
countries.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Josef Antall visits NATO.
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The first Peace Conference on the Middle East opens in Madrid under
the joint chairmanship of the United States and the Soviet Union.
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