Sale of Trident II
Reagan confirms American readiness to sell Trident II systems to the United Kingdom
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Reagan confirms American readiness to sell Trident II systems to the United Kingdom
British Foreign Secretaty Carrington asks US Secretary of State Alexander Haig to intercede with the Argentine junta in an attempt to avoid military action
British Foreign Secretaty Carrington asks US Secretary of State Alexander Haig to intercede with the Argentine junta in an attempt to avoid military action
Reagan warns Argentine junta leader General Galtieri not to take military action
Reagan approves Haig peace mission
Reagan approves the Haig peace mission
The Haig peace mission arrives in London
The Haig peace mission arrives in Buenos Aires
The Haig peace mission arrives in London, 2nd time
Returns to London to brief President Reagan
The Haig peace mission arrives in Buenos Aires, 2nd time
Presents the Junta with a 5 point peace plan
Argentina rejects Haigs plan unless Britain agrees to transfer sovereignty by 31 December 1982 and allow Argentine nationals to settle in the Islands
Argentina rejects Haigs 5 point peace plan & London is informed
President Ronald Reagan reinstates the trade embargo with Cuba
President Ronald Reagan reinstates the trade embargo with Cuba
Reagan declares US support for Britain & promises "material aid"
Reagan terminates Haigs peace mission, declares US support for Britain, imposes economic sanctions on Argentina, and offers Britain materiel and other aid
Reagan terminates Haigs peace mission, declares US support for Britain, imposes economic sanctions on Argentina, and offers Britain materiel and other aid
Haig sends his deputy General Vernon Walters to Buenos Aires
Haig sends his deputy General Vernon Walters to Buenos Aires
President Reagan states he will do nothing to undercut the SALT agreements as long as the Soviet Union shows equal restraint
Releases Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch, including the unexpectedly successful Valley Girl.
President Reagan states he will do nothing to undercut the SALT agreements as long as the Soviet Union shows equal restraint
President Reagan presents his 5 point plan to Britain
President Reagan presents his 5 point plan to Britain
President Reagan meets Pope John Paul II and Queen Elizabeth
The first START proposal was presented by United States President Ronald Reagan in Geneva on 29 June 1982
The first START proposal was presented by United States President Ronald Reagan in Geneva on 29 June 1982
Death of Henry Fonda
Death of Grace Patricia Kelly
Releases Nebraska, a stark solo album recorded largely on a home cassette recorder.
Reaches number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100 with Valley Girl, recorded with his daughter Moon.
The Act expands powers of savings institutions and accelerates financial deregulation.
Reagan signs the Garn-St Germain Depository Institutions Act, substantially changing the regulatory environment for banks and thrift institutions during a period of financial stress and deregulation.
In 1982, Woody Allen made A Midsummer Nights Sex Comedy, a period romantic comedy inspired by Ingmar Bergman.
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Actress in Sophies Choice
Appointed Member of Presidents General Advisery Committee on Arms Control
De Lorean is arrested & charged with smuggling cocaine to raise money
Labels this image Badge Man because the image shows what may appear to be a uniformed police officer wearing dark clothing and his police patrolmans metal badge. Gary Mack, the longtime curator and archivist for The 6th Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza (the former Texas School Book Depository) first claimed to discover the "Badge Man" image
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