Brezhnev's Kremlin tour reveals tireless leadership and humor
In Moscow Brezhnev guides 11 UPI reporters through the Kremlin after hours, answering hard questions about his U.S. visit. He deflects requests to lift weights, explains his workload, and demonstrates a hidden door that opens to a rest room. He outlines Politburo meetings and leadership by consensus with Suslov and Kirilenko assisting when he is away.
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Brezhnev Averts Watergate Topic In Nixon Talks
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev told American Newsnet he would avoid mentioning Watergate during his visit to the United States. He said the issue is purely domestic and would be indecent to raise. He cited aims of improving U.S.-Soviet ties through broad trade and war-free policies.
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Poverty director to appeal ruling on Phillips illegal acting post
Washington UPI reports the Justice Department will appeal a US District Court decision that Howard J. Phillips served illegally as acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. The government seeks to keep him in place pending higher court review. Phillips was appointed by President Nixon without Senate confirmation as the antipoverty agency faced anticipated dismantling by July 1.
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