U.S. Moscow Embassy to replace Soviet staff with Americans
The Reagan administration will replace about 100 Soviet workers at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow with American staff as part of countering a hostile intelligence threat. Similar moves will occur at Eastern bloc posts. officials note Russians lack access to secrets but are valued for language skills.
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South Africa Decries Reagan on Human Rights
South Africa's government radio accused President Reagan of hypocrisy for condemning apartheid while the United States maintains trade with the Soviet Union. The Detainees Parents' Support Committee reports ongoing beatings and psychological harm among nearly 9,000 detainees this year, with details of torture and abuse in jail.
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