Hunger threat looms in Poland amid winter shortages
Hunger threatens Poland as store lines grow longer and Staples vanish. East and West aid flows are uncertain amid communist tensions. The Soviet Union and East Germany have offered loans and supplies totaling over a billion dollars and hundreds of millions in aid, while Western markets promise reduced-price food and credits. Poland faces a difficult winter with scarce meat and goods, relying on aid from COMECON and Western nations.
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Kania Warns Poles on Loyalty Amid Union Talks
Communist Party leader Stanislaw Kania renewed attacks on anti socialist groups and urged a resolute campaign to keep Poland loyal to the Soviet bloc. His address to the United Peasant Alliance underscored loyalty while three independent farmer groups prepared talks on government recognition with Solidarity.
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