Soviets Rebuild Syria Arsenal Dented by Israel Losses
U S intelligence analysts say the Soviet Union has rebuilt Syria's ground and air forces to exceed prewar levels with new tanks planes artillery and missiles. Cargo ships and heavy transports delivered about 35000 tons of gear and more equipment, but experts caution it will take time to train replacements for lost pilots and crews.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Syria
Israel
U.S
Syrian
Pentagon
Post Office In Gear For Season
U S postal officials urge early Christmas mailing with military and civilian deadlines. Space Available Mail to overseas personnel carries Nov. 8 Africa and other regions. parcel airlift and letters dates follow by region. Regular international mail deadlines vary by region including Europe Far East and the Middle East.
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Washington
Postal Service
Africa
Australia
Central
South America
Southeast Asia
United States
Alaska
Caribbean
Central and
Europe
Far East
Greenland
Middle East
North
Northwest Africa
Southeast and
West Africa
Reagan Defends Economy Critics as Political Opportunists
President Reagan, buoyed by a fresh inflation report, denounced critics as fearmongers seeking political gain. He warned against doom-and-gloom rhetoric while touting inflation and unemployment progress and pitched for North Carolina GOP candidates, noting Cobey faces Democrat Ike Andrews.
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Reagan
Raleigh
N.C
Evening Blues
America
Gerald Ford
North Carolina
South
William Cobey
Eugene ‘Red’ McDaniel
Lexington
North Vietnam
Charles Whitley
Cobey
Ike Andrews
Andrews
University of North Carolina
National Congressional Club
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Raleigh Civic Center
GOP
Deep South
British Spy Network Faces New Spying Scandal
US officials allege a Russian language interpreter at Cheltenham fed top secret data to the Soviets for 13 years while Geoffrey Arthur Prime, a former Cheltenham translator, is arraigned on espionage charges. The case heightens scrutiny of MI6 MI5 and the Cambridge links to KGB recruitment during the Cold War.
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London
Harold
Kim” Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
Britain
Soviet Union
Margaret Thatcher
United States
Moscow
Cheltenham
U.S
National Security Agency
Geoffrey Arthur Prime
New York Times
Washington
the Times
Prime
Center
Topeka Targeted For Anti Israel Ads In 82 Lebanon War
National Association of Arab Americans targets four regions including Topeka with newspaper and radio ads opposing U.S. military aid to Israel over Lebanon invasion. The Topeka Capital-Journal ran a large back-page ad and WREN radio aired six daily 30-second spots with battle sounds.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S
Israel
Lebanon
National Association of Arab Americans
Washington, D.C
Albany
N.Y
Little Rock
Ark
San Mateo
Calif
Topeka Capital-Journal
WREN
NAAA
Bruce Moss
Capital Journal
Connecticut Ave. NW
The
Wren Radio
Steve Mace
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Blunt
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Michael Whitney Straight
FBI
Long
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