Soviets End Massive Poland Maneuvers Amid Poland Tensions
Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov declared imperialists responsible for subversion near the Warsaw Pact, ending nine days of war games. He accused the West and the United States of aggression while party leader Stefan Olszowski warned Solidarity seeks political power, urging a firm rebuff. Moscow televised the final review as troops and tanks rolled past, reinforcing Cold War tensions over Poland and Solidarity’s push for free elections.
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Kim Dae Jung's 1980 bid and party split cited in interview
Yun Po Sun, former South Korean president, says Kim Dae Jung made a critical error in 1980 by forming his own party and leaving the New Democratic Party, a move supporters blame on military rulers while others note Kim’s popularity and potential as a presidential candidate. Kim remains imprisoned for sedition as church and international groups seek his release.
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Stale bread turned into delicious dishes in Moscow display
Soviet officials plan more exhibitions after 11 dishes made from stale bread appeared in Bakery No 886 in Perov district Moscow. Cooks showcased pies puddings drinks and grilled sandwiches as bread subsidies keep prices low while harvest risks loom. Officials warn harvest could reach about 200 million tons versus 238 to 243 million expected.
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