Kremlin's Top Ideologist Suslov Dies at 79
Mikhail Andreyevich Suslov once called the red professor and top ideologist of the Kremlin has died at age 79. He kept a low public profile yet stood beside Brezhnev, and is credited with shaping party doctrine and aiding Khrushchev’s ouster in 1964.
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Kremlin
Suslov
Moscow
Mikhail Andreyevich Suslov
Red
Auwvavepeny- Suslov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
East Berlin
Haig Gromyko Talks Show Little Progress in Geneva
Secretary of State Haig and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko opened talks in Geneva exchanging accusations on policy and poland. They anticipated a short session with no major agreement on key issues including martial law in Poland and U S policies. Both sides prepared to discuss broader relations while forecast little chance of breakthrough.
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Switzerland
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Andrei Gromyko
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Haig
Poland
U.S
Moscow
FC Salvador
Golan Heights
South-West Africa
Jaruzelski Plan Approved by Polish Sejm
Polish Parliament backed martial law with Premier Wojciech Jaruzelski stating military control of industry would continue indefinitely but some civil liberties could be restored by the end of February. He said restrictions might be lifted if no illegal actions occur and no unforeseen circumstances arise.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Communist Party
Sejm
Solidarity
Spirit Of '77 Revival Eludes India Vote Hope
In New Delhi AP reports Indira Gandhi faced renewed calls to revive the spirit of 1977 when five parties toppled her government. Experts doubt a quick return to power as India battles poverty corruption caste unrest and unemployment amid civil disorder.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
No Bodies Dumped Since Arrest in Williams Case
Medical examiner Dr. Robert Stivers testifies no additional young black victims were found dumped along roadways or in rivers since Wayne Williams’ arrest on June 21. Prosecutors seek to tie 10 other slayings to Williams while judge enforces pattern evidence limits, as witnesses recount the deaths of Alfred Evans 13 Charles Stephens 12 Lubie Geter 14 and 28 total victims evaluated by a special task force.
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Atlanta
Wayne B. Williams
Williams
Robert Stivers
Clarence Cooper
Cooper
Dr. Stivers
Alfred Evans
Charles Stephens
Lubie Geter
Evans
Nine More Slayings Tied to Task Force Findings
The Nation roads and nine others were found in rivers with deaths of Stephens and Geter on the task force list. Slayings of Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne were attributed to a 23 year old Williams, who faces no charges yet in 26 cases. Dr. Stivers and Dr. Feegel testified asphyxiation most likely caused Evans, Stephens and Geter deaths, a key point in proving a killing pattern. Earlier testimony also linked Payne and Cater deaths to asphyxiation.
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Stephens
Geter
Nathaniel Cater
Jimmy Ray Payne
Williams
Stivers
Asso
Ciates
John Feegel
Evans
Payne
Cater
Americans Favor Higher Federal Excise Taxes
AP-NBC poll shows 66 percent favor raising alcohol taxes and 63 percent support cigarette taxes. Respondents prefer spending cuts by Reagan over tax increases to curb the deficit, while the president is expected to oppose excise hikes in his State of the Union.
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Associated Press
NBC News
Reagan
Ap-Nbc News
Mine Search Ends as Two Kidnapped Men Found Dead
Two frozen bodies recovered from the Ore Knob Mine shaft end a two week hunt in Ashe County. Identified tentatively as Lonnie Gamboa and Tom Forester, both linked to an interstate drug ring. Investigations continue as authorities probe further possible victims.
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N.C
Nashville
Ashe County
Lonnie Gamboa
Tom Forester
Gamboa
Asheville
Forester
Chapel Hill
Ore Knob
Richard Waddell
Joseph Vines
Charlotte
Camboa
Paul Bare
Vines
Bare
Allen Hattaway
Salisbury
Gary Miller
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