No Bribe Defense Shrugs Off Overseas Sales Bribery
A historic commentary notes that officials from American firms defend million dollar bribes as necessary for overseas sales. It argues bribery damages U S relations, calls for transparency, and urges business leaders to refuse solicitations to halt the practice.
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United States
Senate
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Will Report Grain Ripoff by George Will
Washington pundit George Will argues Soviet grain purchases expose weaknesses in detente and US policy. He notes the Kremlin’s hunger for American wheat and the potential impact on U.S. grain prices, livestock, and global food markets amid weather variability and geopolitical strains.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Portugal
Helsinki
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Midwest
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Rome
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CIA not hampered by current investigations, insiders say
Washington column reports CIA gains in intelligence through planes satellites and stations despite Capitol Hill probes. It notes aerial photos of Somalia and Soviet ships reveal missile storage in Somalia. Critics warn of abuses but insiders insist core spying continues. calls to curb CIA methods and uphold decency in operations persist.
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Les Whitten
Washington
CIA
William Colby
U.S
Kremlin
Russia
Somalia
Africa
Soviet Union
Capitol Hill
United States
KGB
Guam
Norman Sweet
State Department
Vietnam
Paul Harvey on United Nations and emerging nations
Paul Harvey rails at the United Nations arguing that developing nations seek prestige as emerging states while dominating debates with one vote each. He criticizes Indira Gandhi and the shift from war elimination to endless resolutions, noting heavy spending by a few powers and perceived U S decline. He warns of global rot and domestic signs of trouble.
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E.W. Howe
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Paul Harvey
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United Nations
India
Indira Gandhi
U.N
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Zimbabwe
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China
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Santiago
Socialists unite behind democratic aims in Stockholm meeting
In Stockholm Socialist leaders from Britain Germany Sweden Israel Austria and others pledged support for democratic socialism in Portugal including a free press free political parties and free labor unions. Palme urged defending industrial society while opposing dictatorship and warned against zero growth.
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Stockholm
Helsinki
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Eranete
Mario Soares
Olofalme
Sweden
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Yitzak Rabin
Israel
Bruno Kreisky
Austria
Willy Brandt
Francois Mitterrand
Palme
Lisbon
Democratic Socialist Movement
Ilson
Britain
Schmidt
Germany
Europe
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