University Daily Kansan, April 10, 1985
NATION AND WORLD
Page 11
Catholic compliance alleged in Argentina
By United Press International
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Catholic Church in Argentina did little to discourage a reign of military terror that led to the disappearance, torture and murder of 10,000 to 30,000 Argentinians, according to a story in the National Catholic Reporter.
"Many Catholics actively supported policies of torture and murder carried out in the name of God and state," the newspaper said in its April 12 issue. "Some, including clerics in military uniform, endorsed the torture and killings. Others closed their eyes to
it."
The lengthy article by Penny Lernoux documents the church's alleged complicity in the terror campaign following the 1976 military coup.
"The (church) hierarchy was necessary to the generals in order to legitimate their claim to be the nation's Christian saviors," the story said. "The Argentine church
— with a few heroic exceptions —
was volubly silent throughout the
seven-year terror."
"The Argentine experience underscores the need for the church to stand free of the state — any state — and remain an independent voice in the world," the report said.
Gromyko and O'Neill have heated meeting
By United Press International
MOSCOW — Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and a delegation of congressmen led by House Speaker Tip O'Neill discussed superpower relations yesterday during a meeting described by the Americans as heated but healthy.
The official Soviet news agency Tass said Gromyko stressed that Washington had impeded better relations by rejecting a new Soviet initiative to freeze distribution of medium-range missiles.
O'Neill, D-Mass., said, "We discussed all types of things over and above the issues of defense and Geneva — the things that can bring a
O'Neill was expected to meet today with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. The senior Democrat would be the first U.S. official to meet Gorbachev since the funeral of President Konstantin Chernenko last month.
nation together, cultural exchanges, trade."
On Sunday, Gorbachev proposed a freeze on distribution of medium-range SS-20 missiles in Europe until November.
The United States rejected the measure, saying it was a revival of Soviet plans to freeze distribution of the weapons while holding the advantage.
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