Jackson says Soviets veer toward Stalinism amid defense vote
Senator Henry M. Jackson, a Nixon ally on the ABM plan, warns the Soviet Union is drifting back toward Stalinist leadership. He cites belligerent rhetoric and unsteady leadership, urges timely ABM deployment, and foresees a tight Senate vote on the $7 billion defense package. He notes possible arms control chatter but doubts Moscow will drop ABMs while China remains seen as a threat.
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Airborne defense AWACS faces Senate opposition
Washington reports the Senate Armed Services Committee may reject a planned 1 billion AWACS defense program amid debate on air defense needs. Supporters argue detection of low flying Soviet bombers is vital. opponents question the bomber threat and cost. Senator John Stennis signals caution while not finalizing stance.
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Ex SS corporal sentenced to death in Berlin
Ex SS elite guard Josef Bloesch was sentenced to death by East German authorities for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Soviet Union and Poland, including shootings of Russian civilians and persecution of Warsaw Poles and Jews. Separate defense remarks warn of Soviet bomber threats to the United States as AWACS debates continue.
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Senator Hart touts cheaper ABM plan alternative
Rochester Michigan senator claims the Pentagon favors a plan half as costly as the ABM system by equipping existing and future ICBMs with dual guidance to function as ABMs if needed. He cites a 50 50 Senate vote and urges continued administration pressure for ABM deployment.
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U S Reds to Follow Moscow at National Convention
The Communist Party USA ended its five day national convention with approval of the Moscow line and a more revolutionary approach to Negro issues. Gus Tall was re elected general secretary and Henry Winston national chairman as delegates wrapped up at 4 am. Names of other committee members remain undisclosed.
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