Daniloff Arrest Strains US Soviet Ties
The Daniloff case raises alarm over Moscow holding an American journalist on a showspy charge. The government faces pressure to stop summit plans and suspend talks until Daniloff is freed.
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Stalin
Kremlin
Moscow
Nicholas Daniloff
U.S. News & World Report
Mikhail Gorbachev
KGB
United States
Daniloff
Mr. Daniloff
FBI
New York
Gennadi Zakharov
United Nations
U.S
State Department
Zakharov
Washington
Soviet Union
White House
Ronald Reagan
Gorbachev
Geneva
American Society of Newspaper Editors
The Witching Hour Editorial on TV Advocacy Time
The columnist critiques CBS and ABC for allowing or scheduling political ads and advocacy time. They question the value of late night programming as a channel for public issues and mock network choices that link programming to the life span amid a TV schedule of light entertainment.
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CBS Television Network
W.R. Grace and Co
CBS
Abc-Tv
ABC
Thought For Today Quote on Check Enclosed
Dorothy Parker 1893 1967 notes two beautiful words in English are Check enclosed. This quip reflects humor about money and mail.
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Dorothy Parker
South Africa Sanctions Tied to Core American Values
The discussion argues U S policy toward South Africa must align with core values of equality and human rights. It notes South Africa's advanced economy and rising black living standards but highlights pervasive racism and systemic rights violations as central moral concerns guiding U S actions.
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Africa
South Africa
U.S
Sahara
Southern Africa
Buthelezi
South African
Communist Party
ANC
African National Congress
London Economist
South African Communist Party
United States
Jesse Jackson
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe
Julius Nyerere
Carter
Angola
Mozambique
Namibia
Soviet Propaganda Film Exposes Homeless Man From Fifth Avenue
The piece centers on Joseph Mauri a New York Times mailroom substitute five positions below top of the roll call and earning about 680 weekly while portraying him as homeless in a Moscow produced documentary The Man From Fifth Avenue The film aimed to depict American life as bleak while Mauri himself lives in a Manhattan Upper West Side residential hotel and could work more shifts if he chose to.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Joseph Mauri
Tass
Mauri
Moscow
Iona Andronov
New York
Literaturnaya Gazeta
America
National Soviet Trade Union Group
The
New York Times
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Jay Swardenski
International Typographical Union
Edward Burke
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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