Kremlin Shakeup Edges Through Without Major Policy Shift
Moscow observers say Nikolai Podgorny’s removal from the Politburo marks the first big Kremlin leadership move since Khrushchev’s ouster but is likely to have little impact on governance. Brezhnev and Kosygin continue as the real power centers while Podgorny’s ceremonial presidency fades. The Financial Times notes the elite leadership “cracked after 17 years.”
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Carter Affirms US Backing for Israel Security
President Carter told Crown Prince Fahd the United States is deeply committed to Israel's security and peaceful existence. Talks focused on Palestinians and a possible Palestinian homeland with recognised boundaries, with no single solution pushed.
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Crown Prince Fahd Visits Washington for Talks
All smiles as Saudi Crown Prince Fahd and President Carter greet Deputy Prime Minister at the White House. Fahd arrives in Washington for three days of talks with U.S. leaders.
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