Soviet TV Portrays U S as Crime Ridden and Troubled
Moscow report of a hour long Soviet television documentary titled America Three Years After portrays the United States as beset by crime strikes unemployment poverty racism and the energy crisis. Narrator Valentin Zorin highlights changes since 1972 noting limited freedoms and economic woes while contrasting scenes of poor duel with sunny Miami Beach. The program ends with a comment that America has slowed down due to the energy crisis and speed limits.
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