Senators scolded by Soviets in Moscow talks on trade emigration
A group of 16 U.S. senators meet Soviet leaders in Moscow to press detente, trade ties, and Jewish emigration. Soviet officials defend policy while noting U.S. resistance to lifting restrictions. The visit, led by Hugh Scott and Hubert Humphrey, included a meeting with dissidents and a tour of Kremlin halls. Emigration figures showed a steep decline from 33,500 in 1973 to about 11,000–16,000 in recent years.
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Somalia negates US claim of Soviet base in Berbera
Somali government rejected U S satellite claims of a Soviet missile facility at Berbera and said foreign bases threaten World War III. President Siad Barre denounced foreign bases as criminal and irresponsible. A Somali spokesman called the disputed camp a Somali military site and declined further details.
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