Reagan’s comical stockpile fuels pre summit jabs
The Washington Sun notes President Reagan's ongoing use of anti Soviet jokes in speeches as he sharpens rhetoric before his summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. White House aides say jokes extend four years, with roasts about the evil empire delivered at varied venues. The piece cites a string of anecdotes from a Kremlin desk and a KGB parrot tale, highlighting diplomatic humor in tense times.
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Raisa Gorbachev Visits Washington Amid Curiosity and Cold Weather
Public interest rises as Raisa Gorbachev arrives to meet President Reagan in Washington. Officials keep her schedule tight while security scouts local museums and monuments for a possible visit. Mrs Reagan seeks tea at the White House but reception details provoke late replies and protocol concerns.
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