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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1989

Page

5

Siberia trip links Dixon and Dikson in cultural exchange

A pair of Telegraph writers recount a 13 time zone journey to Dikson Siberia visiting Moscow and Arctic towns. They praise local welcome from officials and citizens, note shared ties with Dixon Illinois and future exchanges. Names include Vitaly Konzhukov and Mayor Nikolai Kartamyshev.

Siberian Dikson U.S.S.R United States Siberia Moscow Greg Theilmann Arctic Ocean Novosty Vitaly Konzhukov Antonia Makarova Krasnoyarsk Amy Boris Ivanov Vitaly Ivanov Albion Brechalov Dudinka Alexander Brukhanov Nikolai Kartamyshev Gennadi Tsvetkov Kartamyshev Dixon Illinois Dixons The Beckmans

I Doubted It All Yet Dixon Sister Ties Grow

A reflective piece recounts a three year effort to twin the American Dixon with the Soviet Dikson. Doubts faded as exchanges began, a Soviet delegation visited, and cross border support grew. Stories include a Dixon bank account for sister ties and gifts passed to President Reagan. Spring greetings close the note from Siberia.

Dixon Dikson Bill Shaw Dixon Telegraph Lightner William Thompson Ronald Reagan Amy Perestroika Moscow Shaw Nikolai Kartamyshev U.S Ane Etni Alexander Bryukhanov Siberia

Soviet per capita income and military size in 1976

The 1976 data show the Soviet Union with a per capita income of 2600 dollars and a military force of 5.1 million troops. This snapshot highlights the scale of its economy and armed forces during the mid-1970s.

Dikson Visits Dixon Bridges Cold War Gap in August 1988

Nikolai Vishnevsky writes after visiting Dixon Illinois about Soviet Dikson and Dixon forming sister city exchanges. Delegation included Dikson officials and APN reporters. Special English issues and Dixon Telegraph publish regular exchanges to overcome stereotypes and foster overseas contact.

U.S. Dixon Nikolai Kartamyshev Dikson District Boris Ivanov APN Krasnoyarsk Soviet Union United States Dikson Dixon USA Sovetsky Taimyr and Dixon Telegraph

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Amy and Taimyr Peninsula Columbus Telegraph By Boris Ivanov Novosti Press Agency China Dink Norilsk Enesei River Dikson Or Dickson Nikolai Vishnevsky Dixon, Ill Dixon, Il Union For Soviet Societies of Friendship Sovetsky Taimyr William E. Shaw Amy Shaw Brechalov William Shaw Ussr Dixon/Dickson Dixon, Illinois
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