Kama River plant shows risks of U.S. tech transfers to Soviets
The Kama River truck complex, built with $500 million of American tools and IBM computer systems, may be used for military production. CIA and Pentagon warn that safeguards are weak as engines and trucks reach Soviet and Eastern Bloc forces. Commerce probes export agreements while Carter pushes for MFN status and looser rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Washington
Kama River
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Europe
CIA
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
House Armed Services Committee
United States
Carter
Congress
Baez Raises Alarm Over Vietnamese Government Brutality
Joan Baez via the Humanitas-International Human Rights Committee launches a campaign denouncing prison abuses and thought control by the Hanoi regime. She writes an open letter accusing the Vietnamese leaders of crushing rights and expanding aggression despite earlier antiwar advocacy.
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Joan Baez
Vietnam
Humanitas-International Human Rights Committee
Hanoi
Ms. Baez
Yesteryear
U.S
Moynihan Critiques SALT II Arms Race Limits
In a pointed speech Senator Moynihan argues SALT II legitimizes the arms race, lets the Soviet Union advance while the U.S. slows, and criticizes the Carter administration for wavering on deterrence. He cites U.N. violations and Soviet eavesdropping as proof of lax enforcement and questions U.S. readiness to enforce agreements and deter nuclear confrontation.
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Sen
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Soviet Union
United States
Carter
U.S
America
Democratic
Moynihan
United Nations
U.N
New Jersey
Department of State
State Department
Moyhihan
Mr. Carter
Is U S Morality Exportable
A Goodyear executive paid 45000 to end a month long strike in Latin America, illustrating conduct under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977. The piece argues American morality and anti bribe rules affect global competitiveness and questions exporting ethics to other nations while noting environmental impact statements for exports.
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Washington
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Latin America
Indonesia
U.S
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Carter
Justice Department
Carter Administration
White House
Insulation Insiders Face Infighting and Cooperation
The speaker urged Home Insulators Assn in St Louis to curb intramural squabbling that harms industry. He compared insulation to radio and newspapers, noting regulation and training reforms, and argued cooperative competition helps all, citing energy savings and growth in media sectors. He urged industry unity.
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Home Insulators Assn
St. Louis
Soelvode
Understanding the Holy Spirit Through Faith and Scripture
Dear Mrs K R explains misunderstanding about the Holy Spirit stems from invisibility and focus on single aspects. The reply emphasizes studying the Bible, recognizing the Spirit’s presence within believers, and yielding to his guidance, with faith in Romans 8 9.
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DR. Graham
Mrs. K.R
Mrs
K.R
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Aiken Scott B. Hunter Named Managing Editor
Scott B. Hunter appointed managing editor at Aiken news staff with A B Cubridge serving as advertising director.
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Scott B. Hunter
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Chicago
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Aiken
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Sue S. Brown
Rodger Ragan
Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
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