The Enemy Within Focus on Soviet Espionage in U S
An analysis of Soviet espionage in the United States argues for reducing diplomatic presence and boosting FBI counter intelligence resources. It cites 2000 Soviet officials in the U S and about 800 identifiable KGB/GRU agents. It proposes halting the 11 million defense budget cut and strengthening security in defense contracting. It also suggests potential death penalty options for treason cases with severe national security damage.
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America
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
KGB
GRU
United Nations
FBI
Reagan
Kremlin
U.S
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Defense Department
Coca Cola Reintroduces Classic Coke Bottling
Coca Cola Co resumes bottling of its classic Coke after public pressure following the April rollout of New Coke. The firm will continue to offer New Coke while returning to the familiar formula, acknowledging loyal customers still want their original beverage.
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Coca Cola Co
Coca Cola
Unmasking Modern Pirates of Hostile Takeovers
Analysts debate the value of hostile corporate takeovers amid rising leverage on Wall Street. Phillips Petroleum backed away from projects after a Pickens bid, sparking calls from Michel Halbouty to condemn raiders as morally wrong and to expose them. He suggests media scrutiny is needed to discipline today’s corporate pirates.
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Wall Street Journal
Wall Street
Phillips Petroleum
T. Boone Pickens
Phillips
Mr. Pickens
Michel Halbouty
Reagan and Gorbachev Face World Tests Ahead
The piece casts Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev as equal dueling leaders with different strengths. It notes Gorbachev reshuffling ministers to push tech and missile diplomacy, and warns Reagan must outdramatize him while facing a weakened White House team.
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New York
Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Gromyko
Gorbachev
Russia
America
Europe
Ily Gorbachev
White House
James Baker
Richard Darman
Treasury
Michael Deaver
Jeane Kirkpatrick
United Nations
Where Was Rambo During Vietnam War
MIKE ROYKO notes that the fictional hero Rambo reflects a right wing fantasy of victory. Stallone spent the Vietnam era in Switzerland teaching rich girls and later at the University of Miami, before pursuing acting. Rambo III is billed as the next action installment.
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America
Rambo
Vietnam
Sylvester Stallone
Central America
Stallone
Alps
American College of Switzerland
Lederhosen
Prince Paul
Ethiopia
Switzerland
the Prince
University of Miami
New York
Miami
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Roert McFarlane
Donald Regan
Shevardnadze
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