Physicians unite against bomb threat in Boston rally
More than 3,000 doctors and medical leaders in Boston join Internation al Physicians for Prevention of Nuclear War and Physicians for Social Responsibility urging denial of nuclear war. They warn about health risks and call reallocating funds from arms to health care after meeting Soviet doctors in Geneva.
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Dramatic changes sweep Polish life in early 1981
Poland undergoes rapid liberalization from press to Parliament after the Solidarity summer strikes. Censorship softens as banned films resume on TV, dissidents gain visibility, and independent papers multiply. Parliament sees bolder debate as Milosz gains recognition and publishers print大量 copies. The nation faces shifting choices for its generation.
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