His popularity with Soviet readers never diminished.

Why, he demanded, are Soviet readers never told that most Westerners have jobs and live normal lives?

In the last month, Soviet readers have come across startling attacks on police brutality and court injustice, including executions of innocent people.

Since this material is well known to a Soviet reader, from this edition it's been excluded.

The goal, as explained in the first issue, was that "the Soviet reader could see the many-sided American life, reflected in it."

Soviet readers pay 1 ruble (33 cents at official exchange rates) for an issue.

As you can see, the story was eventually published -but in a publication that is inaccessible to the Soviet reader.

But the article gave no direct information to Soviet readers on how the incurable disease, which cripples the body's immune system, is spread.

Soviet readers, more rigidly cut off, would go to the considerable pains of learning Polish to get at them.

For Soviet readers, the reports were graphic confirmation of their sense that danger is loose in the country.