Kissinger slander claim over NBC pay sparks Moscow backlash
In Moscow Izvestia accuses Henry Kissinger of paid slander during his NBC TV debut, claiming he hinted that terrorist actions originate from the Soviet Union and socialist nations. They note a reported $1.5 million for five programs and condemn his actions as anti Communist propaganda.
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