Carter’s Foreign Policy Chaos Threatens U S Security
President Carter’s handling of foreign policy has left the United States without a clear strategy. The NSC and Defense intrusions disrupt diplomacy, weakening the State Department and pushing many Foreign Service officers toward resignation. Brzezinski’s role, limited to coordinating options, is urged to restore professional planning and global policy.
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National Security Council
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Johnson
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Foreign Office
White House
Defense
Greece Rejoins NATO Strengthening Alliance and Air Command
Greece ends six year separation joining NATO again. NATO gains funding, manpower, and a new air command with bases in Greece. Greek Parliament approves re entry noting earlier Cyprus conflict was a pressure tactic. Public opinion remains divided on reconciliation with Turkey but Ankara and Athens may align faster under NATO.
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Greece
NATO
Turkey
Cyprus
Reflects On Two Candidates By George F. Will
George F. Will reflects on Ronald Reagan and the national mood. He notes Reagan's political skill and openness to advice, compares his leadership to past presidents, and praises Nancy Reagan for contributing to a hopeful, cheerful presidency outlook.
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Howard Baker
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Death of Aiken Standards press foreman Tom Seay
Tom Seay 39 foreman of the press operation at the Aiken Standard died Friday after a battle with leukemia. He improved the bulky press condition and earned the respect of colleagues for his quiet competence. He was buried near Lexington at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, where he was baptized.
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Buy American Becomes Joke As Foreign Ownership Grows
A policy critique argues that no accurate measurement exists for foreign investment in the United States. It cites 350 billion dollars in foreign-owned assets, mentions brands like Baskin Robbins and Timex, and notes job losses tied to imports while warning tariffs may raise prices.
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Commerce Department
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