Sakharov defies warning with news conference in Moscow
Nuclear physicist Andrei Sakharov announced to foreign reporters at his Moscow home that the Soviet system is undemocratic and dangerous. He urged U.S. Congress to pass the Jackson amendment and pressed for Western-Soviet rapprochement tied to democratization. He warned that easing tensions without reform could lead to a closed, armed dictatorship and global instability.
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Russian envoy named spy linked to Wood case
Court papers reveal Viktor Chernyshev, first secretary at the Soviet Embassy in Washington, met Air Force Sgt. James J. Wood in a July 21 alleged espionage rendezvous in New York. FBI inventory details hundreds of secret documents, index cards with Russian names, and notes on U.S. security implications.
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