Solzhenitsyn Warns Of Easy Deals With Russia
Washington RP Solzhenitsyn warns Americans that detente requires hard headed dealings with the Soviet Union not smiles or verbal concessions He urges renewed U S leadership support for Soviet dissidents and cautions against superficial concessions during Europe security talks He argues the U S must be firm and not risk overnight betrayals.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
United States
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Solghenitsyn
U.S
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
John P. Dunlop
William L. Rogers
Europe
Army Sets Higher Goals For Minorities
The Army plans to double black officers and broaden minority opportunities through an affirmative action plan with detailed 10 year goals. It would reduce black presence in infantry and combat roles, open more commissions to women, and specify targets for minorities and women in officer programs and 30 enlisted specialties. Secretary How ard Callaway ordered the plan as part of addressing institutional discrimination and slow progress since the 1960s. By 1985 the plan aims to raise black officer representation to 10 percent of total officers through expanded officer candidate programs and West Point.
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Army
Howard H. Callaway
Pentagon
Ford
Callaway
Armed Services
West Point
Bob Crosby hosts Bobcats reunion on Hudson River rides
In New York at the Newport Jazz Festival Bob Crosby led a Bobcats reunion along three Hudson River boat trips. He quipped about which members were original due to gray hair while the group performed Up the Lazy River despite aging.
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Bob Crosby
Bobcats
Hudson River
Crosby
Lazy River
Best Half-Year In 42 For Stock Market Gain
NEW YORK AP The first six months of 1975 were the best calendar half year for the stock market in 42 years. The Dow Jones average rose 5.87 to 878.99, finishing the half with a net gain of 262.75 points a 42.6 percent rise from year end 1974, the largest half year point increase for the Dow and the best percentage gain since 1933. Analysts cite reactions to prior losses from inflation, oil, and recession, plus a rally driven by lower interest rates and hopes for economic recovery ahead.
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Hirsch Organization
Dow
Isabel Peron Gains Ground After Labor Confrontation
Isabel Peron marked the first anniversary of Juan Peron's death in a stronger position after a clash with the labor movement, meeting with anti-austerity leaders while labor strikes spread in Cordoba and Mendoza. The government reported agreement to pursue national unity as she boosts Lopez Rega and appoints Cecilio Conditti labor minister.
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Isabel Peron
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Juan D. Peron
Cordoba
Mendoza
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