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Loofbourrow said he didn't know for sure why Rurarz had decided to publish his first article in a college publication rather than a major newspaper or periodical, but the editor speculated that the former diplomat might eventually seek a teaching job at Harvard and wants to introduce himself to the University community...
Professors attached to the Government Department and various social science research centers said yesterday that they knew nothing of Rurarz's intentions to teach here Loofbourrow first spoke to Rurarz lost month after communicating with the former Polish diplomat through a go-between employed by Radio Free Europe...
...kiss on Leonid Brezhnev, who was celebrating his 75th birthday. Brezhnev will sorely miss such accolades, both ceremonial and substantive. Suslov's death last week from a stroke deprived Brezhnev of his most influential ally in the Soviet Union's ruling collective leadership. Observed one Moscow diplomat: "A pillar has been knocked out from under Brezhnev...
SOMEWHERE in the Soviet Union, locked away in a prison cell, Raoul Wallenberg, one of the greatest heroes of this century, may still be alive. During the latter stages of World War II. Wallenberg, then a young Swedish diplomat, worked feverishly to counter the forces of the notorious German SS leader Adolf Eichmann and the Hungarian terrorist group, the Arrow Cross, in their attempt to destroy the Hungarian Jewish population. It is estimated that he was directly responsible for saving well over 100,000 lives. But in 1945, when Russian troops captured Budapest, where Wallenberg was working, the Soviets arrested...
...Europe." Soviet military capabilities, on the other hand, are described as "of a strictly defensive nature." No one who knows the true military statistics will take the Soviet pamphlet seriously, but that is beside the point. The purpose is to deceive the unknowing. And for that, concedes one Western diplomat in Moscow, Whence the Threat to Peace is "a damned good piece of propaganda...