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As part of a symposium on the legacy of Ronald Reagan, the panelists discussed the former president’s years in Hollywood and his two terms as governor of California. They shared stories of t…

Charles Wick, Director of the U.S. Information Agency, addressed the National Press Club to talk about U.S.-Soviet relations. Mr. Wick had just returned from the Soviet Union with a delegati…

Members of the U.S./Asia Institute spoke on the technology in the Pacific century.

The subcommittee heard testimony on developments in the U.S.S.R. and their effect on U.S.-Soviet relations and U.S. foreign policy.

This ceremony to honor Martin Luther King Jr. at the Department of Health and Human Services highlighted the need to continue King’s dream of racial equality. Emphasized by all of the speake…

Director Charles Wick delivered an address on the U.S. Information Agency’s new initiative, the International Council. Members of the council and others answered reporters' questions.

Charles Wick discussed Voice of America and other radio programs broadcasted into the Soviet Union. He answered questions from viewers.

Witnesses testified on H.R. 4620, a bill to limit the recording of conversations without the prior consent of the individuals.