Major Russian Cities Closed to Rural Youth
Russians in villages view city life as grand but government controls keep many rural youths from Moscow and other big centers. Planners tackled urban sprawl by sealing off the most attractive population hubs, forcing cadres to improvise to move into these cities.
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March 3 1967 in History Highlights and Moscow Travel Notes
On this date in history many events are noted including the U S interior department creation in 1849 and Florida becoming a state in 1845. The piece also discusses Soviet closed cities Moscow population limits and migration from countryside to cities with living conditions and residency controls described in detail.
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Reds Urged To Defect From Soviet Forces
Malibu AP report notes a Peking radio broadcast aimed at the Soviet Union urged Russian military personnel to defect to Red China The fluent speaker identified the transmission as Radio Peking and urged naval personnel to follow Mao Tse tung teachings, according to Joseph L Zygielbaum Terra Space Corp president The piece also mentions an unrelated note about a pneumatic hammer by Charles Brady King of Detroit.
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