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OCR Page 1 of 30THE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
REVIEW OF TUES AM PAPERS/TV AND NEW REPUBLIC
March 12, 1974
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
"Divided, We Can Fall, Henry Tells Europe" heads NY News
report noting HAK's "harshest criticism of Allies" in public since
M-E war.
A Soviet journalist til he emigrated to Israel last year, Kirill
Chenkin in LA Times says "VOA is being heard loud and clear in
USSR. And that's bad news. 11 Its Russ broadcasts are "much more
mellow in exchange for halt in jamming. In effect, VOA is getting
thru because they no longer say anything of value -- nothing that might
be considered inimical to Communist cause. It's another price US
pays for rapprochement, 11 Chenkin asserts. To Soviet "thinking people, 11
VOA, BBC and Radio Liberty "have long been a major part of their
daily lives
To get feel for new VOA imagine what reaction would
be if Radio Moscow beamed programs to US that were complimentary
to US foreign policy. " It's led to "drastic drop" in VOA audience.
"Thus, the Soviet listener w/ intellectual curiosity must feel some-
what more desperate these days, now that he knows he's being abandoned
by those he once considered, perhaps naively, his friends, 11 says Chenkin.
"This is detente? 11
Greene of NY News leads: "New offensive in the continuing battle.
for control of SVN has opened in halls of Hill, w/ lobbyists pro and
anti-Admin policy types -- taking over here for troops still fighting
in Delta, " noting "fight here is over money, 11 Greene predicts "Admin
will have trouble in getting Viet expenditures approved. But more to
step up help for GVN received unexpected but most welcome support
from indpt fact-finding group, 11 headed by former State asst secty John
Allison. Quoting from the Amer. Security Council's report on "anti-
VN propagandists and report's finding of "cause for hope(with) SVN on
threshold of viability, 11 Greene says the "lines are still as clearly
drawn [on Hill] as at the height of war¹¹ and if requested funds are
denied, "it won't be by default. 11
Greene also finds "an interesting
commentary on VN issue
in terms of attention given it" is that
"tucked away near bottom of p. 19" of Mon Post (tho unnamed by
Greene) is -sentence story on the 35 school children killed by VC
mortar shelling
Karnow in New Republic says 2 other new reports
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