Korea Aid Linked to Scandal in U S Congress
Congress links South Korea aid to Seoul cooperation in probing the influence buying case. Senate leaders note the issue should be separate, while House committees push a resolution demanding Park’s government cooperate. Proposals value arms transfer at 800 million dollars amid plans to withdraw U S forces over four to five years.
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Treaty Adoption Essential Says Linowitz in Atlanta
Sol Linowitz told an American Jewish Committee audience in Atlanta that rejecting the Panama Canal treaties would strain U S relations with Latin America and threaten the global human rights stance. He said the canal remains a symbol of colonialism and that passage chances were improving with private indications of Senate support.
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Soviet Union marks 60 years of communism and lagging progress
Moscow reports sixty years of Communist rule with strong military might yet lagging in industry agriculture and science. Brezhnev touts achievements while Western diplomats note an immobile economy and rising expectations. Analysts warn dissension could spur reforms, though plans remain uncertain.
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