Carter accuses Soviet bloc of rights abuses under Helsinki pact
President Carter told Congress the Soviet Union and its allies continue to violate citizens rights while claiming Helsinki pact compliance. He cited dissidents, trials, and arrests including Shcharansky Orlov and Ginsburg, plus Ukraine Czechoslovakia cases, and political use of psychiatry as evidence of abuse.
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NATO ruling on neutron bomb seen
In Brussels US Defense Secretary Harold Brown said NATO may soon decide on deploying the neutron bomb. He noted a decision was not expected at the defense chiefs meeting but that the issue deserves lengthy consideration as critics warn of a renewed arms race.
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