Kremlin Watch Ends as An American Analyst Sees Victory
An American observer, citing Anatoly Gromyko, says Kremlin watching in the United States is ending as Moscow shifts from confrontation to negotiation. Gromyko argues peaceful coexistence is accepted by many American elites and cites Kennedy era voices calling for analysis of U.S. policy.
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Czechoslovakia
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Russian Push For Large Families Aims At Population Boost
Moscow reports highlight state rewards for mothers of five or more children as part of a drive to counter low birth rates. The feature notes maternity medals and the title mother heroine for larger families, while outlining gaps in housing, services, and childcare impacting Soviet women.
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Soviet Union
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Rand McNally Updates Atlas For North America
Rand McNally faces 15000 to 20000 annual revisions to its Rand Atlas of North America. The updates cover highway construction new and renamed population centers toll rates population figures and driving times between major places across the region.
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