Warsaw Pact Maneuvers Signal Shift in Moscow Strategy
Western analysts say the latest Warsaw Pact war games were not routine and may reveal a change in Moscow's approach to Central Europe. The exercises involved East Germany and satellite states with large operational forces, civilian transport, and a Western aggressor scenario, highlighting renewed Soviet confidence and implications for NATO and Ostpolitik.
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Belgium
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Europe
Willy Brandt
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Russia
United States
Suez Canal
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
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Arab World
Syria
Algeria
Suez
Dangers Of LSD: Study Signals Mutagenic Risks
Dr C M Berlin of George Washington University studied 112 young pregnant women with LSD use in Washington DC area communes. They observed pregnancies from conception with two years of follow up. Spontaneous abortion occurred in 46 percent versus 20 to 25 percent in general. Of 62 live births six were abnormal, an 18fold higher rate than normal. Other factors could not be ruled out.
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C. M. Berlin
George Washington University School of Medicine
Washington, D.C
Berlin
City installs markers at Whis key Road and Easy Street
City workers raised new markers at the Whis key Road and Easy Street intersection to replace missing trophies seen yesterday. The relics had vanished since mid summer, drawing souvenir hunter interest.
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Whiskey Road
Easy Street
Kern
Automobile Sales In 1971 Could Reach New Record
DETROIT AP American Motors Chairman Roy D Chap joined Ford Motor Chairman Henry Ford II and General Motors Chairman James P Roche in predicting 1971 aut o sales could approach 10 million units for the first time Chrysler Chairman Lynn Townsend offered optimism but did not set a forecast Townsend cited the return to full production and the small car era as stimulants and noted subcompact domestic and import cars could account for about one fifth of 1971 sales Townsend said easing credit and inflation controls could spur consumer confidence and lead to a record year for the auto industry Townsend projected continued improvement in business activity even without rapid growth
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Roy D. Chapin
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor
James P. Roche
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Chapin
Townsend
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