New face of Eastern Europe under shifting Soviet policy
Richard C. Longworth tours Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Romania to explore Moscow’s evolving approach. He notes expanded consumer freedoms, Western trade, and varied political styles under a loose Kremlin leash, with Hungarians and Poles gaining breathing space while Ceausescu’s Romania tightens control and Bulgaria maintains loyalty to Moscow.
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Michigan man plans to recreate Roaring Twenties town
Ed Lowe of Cassopolis plans to turn Jones Michigan population 275 into a Roaring Twenties boom town with trains nickelodeons and old Victrolas. He has bought much of Jones and aims to create a tourist attraction reclaiming a vanished small town America while linking railroad rights of way to new attractions including a park and a railroad car used by Eisenhower.
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