U.S. seeks calm as Nixon Moscow trip nears
Washington aims to keep U S Soviet tensions low before President Nixon travels to Moscow in May. Officials note a Coast Guard clash with two Soviet fishing vessels near Alaska and a congressman expulsion did not derail ties or trigger protests. State Department calls it a fishing issue not a diplomatic crisis with no Kremlin linkage evident.
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Diversity marks exhibit Soviet art on nine month U.S. tour
A wide array of Soviet decorative arts and crafts begins a nine month tour in six U.S. cities under cultural exchange. The Washington Corcoran Gallery opened the exhibit led by Soviet culture minister Yekaterina Furtseva and U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers with a Lenin bust and a hammer and sickle flag. The collection includes ancient wood carvings, religious icons, modern toys, ornate jewelry, and tourist kitsch, and runs in Washington through February 8.
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