Bush calls Belenko defection a major intelligence bonanza
President Ford era remarks on Viktor Belenko's defection from the Soviet MIG25, debriefing progress, and new details of Soviet installations in Siberia. Bush noted the asylum request, Westward flow of information, and dismissed Stern reports as unfounded. He also addressed China’s leadership transition, Rhodesia tensions, Cuban troops, and regional crisis dynamics.
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Africa Congress to Work Day and Night on Bills
Congress plans nonstop sessions to adjourn by Oct 2 with night work slated in both chambers. House aims to clear a backlog including lobbyist regulations and a broad copyright rewrite to extend protection and royalties. Senate moves on unemployment benefits funding, sunset review, and mine safety law revisions amid ongoing legislative push.
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Warning on Russ Arms Gain From New Soviet Survey
Royal United Services Institute director general Menaul coordinates a Hamlyn Books survey detailing Soviet tactics. It says Soviets favor local encirclements over full-front attacks in Europe, aiming for victory with smaller forces. The report notes seven Delta-class submarines annually, long-range missiles, and plans for up to 20 carriers including the Kiev.
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More Teamster pension fund trustees quit amid probe
In New York several more trustees of the Central States Pension Fund are expected to resign as officials seek a smooth transition to professional management. The fund faces a three way Labor and Justice Dept investigation and possible structural reforms to curb past loan practices and alleged kickbacks. Jackie Presser and others faced pressure, with resignations already enacted for William Presser and Frank Ranney.
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Mother 18 rearrested after injured baby dies
Evette Talamantez 34 Chestnut Ave Long Beach was rearrested Sunday on suspicion of murder after her one month old son Anthony Henry Allison died from head injuries. She had previously been booked for felony child abuse and posted $2000 bail. The child was found unconscious Tuesday and died Friday at St Mary Medical Center. The mother claimed the boy fell while reaching a bowl of peanuts.
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