President to visit toughest Soviet nation on trip
Warsaw dispatch notes Poland as the largest Soviet satellite, aligning with Kremlin policy while Poles enjoy relatively greater intellectual and religious freedom within Eastern Europe. President Carter will begin a nine day tour starting December 29 in a series of six country visits.
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Carter to Visit Poland in Effort to Boost East Bloc Ties
The article outlines President Carter's upcoming trip to Poland, aiming to strengthen détente with the Soviet bloc. It notes Poland's partial autonomy, private business liberties, large foreign debt, and growing Western trade. It highlights church influence, Gierek's balancing act after 1976 riots, and ongoing US-Poland economic ties including aid and credits totaling hundreds of millions.
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Chaplin Burial Planned Near Lake Geneva
Charlie Chaplin, who died Christmas Day at age 88, was to be buried Tuesday at Corsier-Sur-Vevey cemetery beside his wife Oona and their children near his Swiss home on Lake Geneva.
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