What Now for Jesse Jackson and Assad’s Lebanon Move
Reuters style commentary on Jesse Jackson returning with Lt. Robert Goodman, questions about Jackson’s presidential prospects, and Assad’s Middle East stance. Includes debates over 1984 comparisons, Elizabeth Bouvia case, and U.S. Lebanon policy amid naval forces debates and political pressures.
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Hafez Assad
Lebanon
Middle East
Jackson
Syria
Jesse Jackson
Assad
Damascus
Goodman
U.S
United States
Mr. Jackson
Robert Paganelli
Beirut
Reagan
Charles Percy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dear Dr Graham mid life crisis and family turmoil
Mrs W M J asks how to handle a husband who left for a younger girlfriend seeking a new career and life. The response urges prayer and forgiveness, compares to the prodigal son, stresses showing love, and encourages guiding children while turning to Christ as the family foundation.
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DR. Graham
W.M.J
Jesus
Christ
Essence Of Castroism in the Soviet backed revolutions
The piece argues Fidel Castro’s rise and longevity show a masterful use of propaganda and Soviet backing. It compares Castro to a franchise model where Moscow supplies the infrastructure for repression while promoting revolutionary legitimacy. It cites Newsweek praise and Reagan era tensions, concluding Castroism succeeds beyond Grenada and Angola with Soviet support shaping Latin American revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Castro
Mr. Briggs
Castro
New York Times
Briggs
Brian Crozier
Moscow
Newsweek
United States
Cuba
Reagan
Somoza
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Soviet Union
Soviets
Grenada
Angola
Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer's mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are not considered. legibility and space constraints allow editing and condensing. Short, direct letters preferred and should be mailed to Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
P.O. Box
Aiken, S.C
Real Peace and Nuclear Era Visions by Nixon and Reagan
Nixon argues peace hinges on economic ties between the West and China, warns against nuclear war, and outlines deterrence and disarmament limits. He contends peace is a ongoing process requiring constant attention and that fear should not drive policy.
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Mr. Nixon
Soviet Union
China
Nixon
NATO
West
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Robert O. Goodman
Orwell
United Technologies
George Orwell
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Bolivia
Elizabeth Bouvin
Riverside
Calif
Riverside General
Bouvia
Riverside County
Medi-Cal
Robin Tyler
Los Angeles
Riverside General Hospital
Billy Graham
Joseph Sobran
Kremlin
Pacific Ocean
Richard Nixon
U.S.S.R
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