What Motivates The Russians
Analysis argues Andropov seeks to blunt NATO, while NATO faces Soviet superiority in theater nuclear weapons. The article cites a new US Strategic Institute study showing Soviet margins in launchers warheads and megatonnage. It predicts Moscow will push for deployment of 572 U.S. missiles to drive a favorable bargain, with no Geneva deal until verification provisions exist.
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Mexico Quest to Shape Tuna Rights Frays with U.S. Marine Policy
Mexico faces isolation in its bid to keep 200 mile tuna claims as Central and South American states join the United States in supporting the San Jose Treaty. The pact would establish a regional license and fund for Eastern Pacific tuna, reflecting migratory species concepts and revenue sharing.
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Thought For Today Quote From Edward Gibbon
Edward Gibbon, 18th century historian, reflects that history records mankind s crimes follies and misfortunes. The quotation serves as a caution about human frailty and the record of past wrongs.
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Donating organs after death explained by Dr. Graham
Dear T C. asks if the Bible forbids organ donation after death. The reply finds no prohibition and sees organ donation as a loving act, but urges helping others while alive and prioritizing spiritual needs through faith in Jesus Christ and the message of salvation. Life is brief and the time to trust in Christ is now.
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Kissinger critique by Hersh misreads Nixon era goals
Washington review argues Seymour Hersh paints Kissinger as a manipulative devil figure but ignores deeper aims. It contends Kissinger’s tactics mask strategic concessions toward détente and accommodation with the Soviets, resulting in weakened U.S. positions across multiple fronts.
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JFK A Glamour Portrait of a Turbulent Leader
The piece argues John F Kennedy bridged politics and sensual glamour, shaping a heroic image while presenting a fragmented marriage and intimate circle. It credits him with vision during the missile crisis but contends his leadership lacked authentic power and character compared with FDR, Churchill and De Gaulle.
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