Has Jeane Kirkpatrick's Effectiveness Ended?
The article weighs Jeane Kirkpatrick's Latin America ties and clash with Secretary of State Alexander Haig over the Falklands. It suggests her influence may have waned amid questions about her allegiance to the Argentine regime and U S policy. It notes her wit and unorthodox approach but questions her continued effectiveness in the administration.
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U.S
United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Cuba
White House
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Alexander Haig
Falklands
Britain
Haig
State Department
Foreign Office
Kilpatrick
United Nations Post
Commentary Magazine
Argentina
Kirkpatrick
Washington
Latin America
Moscow
Ms. Kirkpatrick
Admiral Cochrane
Nicanor Costa Mendez
U.N. Security Council
South Atlantic
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Javier Perez Cuellar
Begin Edges Toward Israeli Concessions in Camp David Talks
A guest editorial urges the United States to demand real Palestinian concessions before reviving Camp David autonomy talks. It warns against reactivating the memo of understanding with Israel while Begin expands settlements and U.S. involvement should be as a full partner, not a passive observer. The piece questions timing and signals to Arab states and calls to shelve the memo until genuine negotiations resume.
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Israel
Ariel Sharon
Washington
Menachem Begin
Golan Heights
Reagan
U.S
Khomeini
Iraq
West Bank
Camp David
Begin
Occupied Territories
Oval Office
United States
Egypt
The
Milwaukee Journal
Argentina
White House
Capitol
Britain
France
Ghent
Belgium
Alexander Cochrane
U S Should Have Kept Neutrality in Falklands War
Opinion argues the United States erred in backing Britain and argues for hemispheric approach. It critiques Haig Kirkpatrick clash, suggests neutrality would have reduced regional hostility and kept the U S away from OAS tensions while Britain capitalized on naval power. It praises Kirkpatrick and notes Argentina’s junta risks and Britain’s postwar needs.
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U.S
Organization of American States
OAS
Ambassador Kirkpatrick
Haig
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Juan Peron
Argentina
Birthday Song by Patty Hill Becomes Global Hit
The article notes Happy Birthday to You, written in 1893 by Patty and Mildred Hill, remains a major source of royalties to an Evans ton publisher and the Hill Foundation. It highlights its worldwide broadcast use and enduring copyright through 2010. It also covers ads and social topics including Chesterfield slogans and rock record conspiracies.
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Rudolph the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Phe
Peter Cottontail
America
Reader’s Digest Desk
Evanston, Ill
The
Hill Foundation
Patty Hill
Mildred
Argentina Britain Falklands clash mirrors 1814 Washington siege
The piece argues both sides used force in the Falklands in 1982 and compares it to Britain's 1814 destruction of Washington. It notes U.S. support for Britain, Latin American reactions, and doubts about U.S. reliability in enforcing the Monroe Doctrine amid calls for a diplomatic settlement.
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Latin America
U.S
Britain
United States
Americas
New York Times
Washington Post
South Atlantic
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