Carter's six nation trip signals a wider world focus
Zbigniew Brzezinski frames Jimmy Carter’s planned tour of Poland Iran India France as a shift from close postwar alliance focus to diversified centers of power. The trip aims to discuss nuclear issues with India, oil geopolitics with Iran and Saudi Arabia, and security talks in Europe, while acknowledging travel optics and ceremonial aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Carter
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
India
United States
Indias
Europe
Warsaw
France
Belgium
Geneva
Brussels
North Mfaniiy Treaty Organization
Lindsay vs Javits in 1960 Senate race debate
Andrew Tully analyzes hints that former New York mayor John Lindsay may seek the Democratic nomination for Senate in 1960, challenging Sen. Jack Javits. He questions Lindsay's record as mayor and warns voters to scrutinize his public stewardship and cosmetic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tully
Washington
Sen
Jack Javits
New York
John Lindsay
John
Lindsay
New York State
Iam
Daly
Cass Possage
Adderson
Adan
Camitt
Russ! Wales
Ktvaike
Dossey
Lindsay Tharm
U.S. Senate
Jim Buckley
Tammany Hall
Boss Tweed
Huns
Bert Lance's Fall and Saudi Ties Spark Debate
Washington analysis questions Bert Lance's wealth move selling National Bank of Georgia stake for 20 a share to Ghath R. Tharaon and a Saudi investment deal. It notes Lance's legal probes, debt, and high payouts amid controversy over his White House ties and potential influence on President Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Hendren
Washington
Bert Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Ghath R. Tharaon
Harvard Business School
Netty Lane
Tharaon
Carter
Ander
Federal
Securities and Exchange Commission
Department of Justice
Calhoun
Saudi Arabia
White House
Lance
State Department
Fin
Laner
Agnew
Kleindiens
Kleindienst
Harvard Business
Jimmy Carter
Mandatory Retirement
Paul Harvey argues against forced retirement and praises California for abolishing mandatory retirement. He says Americans should choose to work beyond 65 if they wish, noting social and civil rights implications, health, inflation, and the burden on Social Security, with California leading the way and other states reconsidering retirement ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
California
Alaska
Social Security Administration
Carter
Geopolitics in the Nuclear Era and Russian Intentions
Carter travels amid warns from Colin Gray on geopolitics in the nuclear age. The Hudson Institute analysis argues Russia’s expansionist history, core Heartland theory, and risk to stability demand attention as U.S. strategy pivots around nuclear delivery and strategic concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keven P. Phillips
Washington
Carter
U.S
Colin S. Gray
Hudson Institute
National Strategy Information Center
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Colin Gray
Russia
Netherlands
Czar
The World Triangle by Holmes Alexander
An editorial arguing world power forms a triangle of the United States, Soviet Russia, and Communist China with Western Europe and the Middle East as pivotal legs. It defends American strength and NATO, rails at pacific imperialism, and interprets postwar geopolitics through this triad framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander
Washington
Thhose
Mid East
Africa
Asia
Euroasia
Western Hemisphere
USA
Soviet Russia
China
Sadet
Egypt
de Gaulle
Japan
America
Third World
Canal Zone
Panama
Europe
NATO
Russia
Brussels
Berlin Wall
Hitler
Fdr
Middle East
Israel
Harry Truman
United States
Eurasia
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Hawaii
Earth
Strategic Review
Robert A. Scalapina
U. of California
Berkley
Far East
Confederacy
Stalin
Russa
McNaught Syndicate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taye
Phillips Survey Nuclear Geopolitics
Supreme Soviet
George Kennan
Pussia
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Warla
Hurasia
Hussar
Rimlands
Karl Haushofer
Halford Mackinder
Jaymy Carter
Mr. Carter
Ric Keatures
United States of America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!