Return of the Crown Sparks Heated US Hungary Debate
Editorial argues President Carter seeks to return the Crown of St. Stephen to Hungary's communist government of Janos Kadar. It denounces the plan as a betrayal of human rights, noting religious suppression, expulsion of clergy, and state control of Catholic schools and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
United States
Stephen of
Sylvester I
Carter
Hasparia
Mary Hose Qakar
Cleveland
Zbigniew Brzezinski
St. Stephen
Skius
Saintly cries and savage acts in Nicaragua violence
A Manila-era column denounces U S media bias and Nicaragua terrorism led by Pedro Arauz Palacios. It recounts Arauz’s training in Cuba and the Middle East, his return to direct FSLN operations from bases in Honduras Costa Rica and Mexico, and the deadly October 17 ambush in Managua. The piece links Jesuits and priests to the plot, condemns the defense of human rights as covering violence, and mocks the idea of political maturity amid the killings and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nicaragua
Fio
Pedro Arauz Palacios
Arauz
Cuba
Middle East
Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
FSON
Fied
Honduras
Costa Rica
Mexico
Fernando Cardenal
Miguel E'Escota
United States
Managua
Arava
FSLN
Guardia Nacional
Mana
Guardia National
Cabrera
S P.m
Pedro Arad Palacios
Eduardo Helis Montiel
Belli
Father Cardenal
Congress
Capital Fare Nice Try But No Cigar
Buckley critiques Western reactions to Rhodesia from Ian Smiths one man one vote concession to U S and British diplomacy. He argues against democratic dogma, labels the Patriotic Front as terrorist, and questions Mugabe and Nkomos stance while predicting further U S policy struggles and potential appeasement in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Buckley
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
United States
Great Britain
Africa
Botswana
America
New York Sunday Times
Smithie
Atrica
Supreme Court
Great Hritate
Frankenstein
Patriotic Front
Andrew Young
Jan Smith
Isacuis
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tan Smith
Muzorewa
Mugabe
Nkomo
Muzorewe
Mozambique
Angola
U.S
Constantinople
Louvre
Hustler
David
Plot Thickens in Koreagate Involves Congress and Park
Washington voices warn against dismissing revelations of a South Korean influence plan. Evidence suggests Park Chung Hee's regime funded efforts to sway U.S. lawmakers for South Korea, amid calls to unravel a growing Koreagate picture and possible wider implicating figures on Capitol Hill and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Hendren
Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
National Security Council
Pentagon
Tongsun Park
Bar of Justice
South Korea
Korea
Vietnam
U.S
Park Chung Hee
Park
Koreagate
Carter human rights policy questioned amid mixed stance
Interpretive report analyzes how President Carter’s human rights push has dulled. It cites Vance visits to Argentina and Brazil, praise for Pinochet, and continued aid to several totalitarian states, arguing for a recalibrated, less forceful U.S. stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Karnow
Washington, D.C
Carter
Cyrus Vanre
Argentina
Amnesty International
Vance
Brazil
Anther
Jorge Rafael Videla
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Washington
Terence A. Todman
State Department
Latin America
Pinochet
Uruguay
Ethiopia
South Korea
Indonesia
Philippines
Philippine
Benigno Aguino
Rhodesian Charade and Hustler’s Comeback Controversy
Andrew TunLy critiques Larry Flynt amid Hustler’s stance on religion and sexuality, noting Flynt’s claimed Christian commitment while preserving the magazine’s provocative content. The piece laments ongoing youth obsession with nudity and mocks evangelist Ruth Stapleton’s influence, suggesting little change in Hustler’s core material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew TunLy
Washington
Worcester
Mass
Singapore
Larry Flint
God
Hustler
Flynt
Akron Beacon Journal
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Mrs. Stapleton
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Soviet Union
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Sakharov
Garter
Adente
Mondale
American Jewish Committee
South Africa
Kremlin
Isaie
PSB
Marlon Fan
Noves Ane
Lanny
Cayabe
Steatea
Gyzcisi
Soca Bent
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