Propaganda War Perceived As Russians Ahead In 1980
A Gallup analysis shows Americans divided on which party earns best in foreign policy. Independents increasingly view Russia as ahead in prestige and propaganda, while Democrats are seen as better at rebuilding U.S. prestige. The piece cites public opinion shifts and party contrasts amid Cold War tensions.
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Johnson Briefing On Security Matters Set 1 Tes
Hof the Central JOHNSON CIT Allen Dulles, her Intelligence Agency, will brief Sen. Lyndon Johnson on security matters. Dulles arrives by plane around 6 30 p.m. for dinner and talks with Johnson and the Democratic nominee for president. He returns to Washington Thursday morning.
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