Solzhenitsyn Aims to Keep Archives in Exile Work
Exiled writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn warns that Kremlin seizure of his files would be spiritual murder but says it will not stop his work. He reports second volume nearly ready, third begun, with a vast, annotated archive built since 1986. He weighs futures in Switzerland or Scandinavia as he adjusts to exile and family separation in Zurich.
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Switzerland
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Tober
Associated Press
Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Fritz Heeb
Russia
West
Solzhenitsyi
Scandinavia
Vigorita presses plan to extend national lunch program aid
U S Rep Joseph P Vigorita introduces legislation to preserve the National School Lunch Program amid USDA plans to phase out commodity purchases for schools and nonprofits The bill would indefinitely extend USDA authority to buy food on the open market to meet commitments under the National School Lunch Act and other laws The timing centers on a June 30 1975 end of current one year authority and hearings are sought before the Domestic and Consumer Affairs Subcommittee The shared aim is keeping low cost food for school districts and charities to prevent reductions in child nutrition services.
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Washington
U.S
Joseph P. Vigorita
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Vigorito
USDA
Fear and turmoil grip Greece as regime tightens grip
Athens reports show Greece under the third month of military rule, with dissidents jailed or missing and a reopened concentration camp on Yiaros Island said to hold about 120 inmates. Inflation soars, gasoline prices rise, and opposition reporters face suppression while Brig. Gen. Ioannides is viewed as the power behind Gen. Gizikis.
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Greece
George Papadopoulos
Dimitrios Ioannides
Phaedon Gizikis
Ioannides
Europe
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Yiaros
International Red Cross
Papadopoulos
der Spiegel
Vladyni
Scott Stands Against Firing Of Jaworski
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott says he would be flatly against firing special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski. He cautions he has no reason to believe the White House is considering such a move and hopes it won’t occur. Jaworski noted Nixon has refused to turn over tapes and documents, a dispute echoing Cox’s firing that triggered resignations of Atty. Gen. Richardson and deputy Ruckelshaus. Scott doubts Jaworski would resign mid‑work. White House Watergate counsel James D. St Clair denied tapes are re recordings and urged DOJ scrutiny of possible leaks.
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Leon Jaworski
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Elliot L.richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Scott
James D. St. Clair
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Grand Juiry
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