Kissinger’s Dual Role in the 1968 Campaign
The 1968 race sparks anew as Richard Allen and Zbigniew Brzezinski recall Kissinger’s alleged cross campaign role. Hersh accuses Kissinger of aiding Nixon and Humphrey with files and Paris talks details, which Kissinger denies. Brzezinski and Humphrey aides corroborate some offers, while Kissinger says he had no such files and provided only public statements.
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
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Seymour M. Hersh
Vietnam
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Humphrey
Hersh
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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the Times
New York
Max Kampelman
David Ginsberg
Miami
Ted van Dyk
Samuel Huntington
Harvard
Robert Hunter
The
Times
Zbig
van Dyk
Center For National Policy
Huntington
Hunter
Sweden
Nancy Maginnes
Johnson
John N. Mitchell
Iran courts U.S. business firms
Iran quietly seeks to rebuild trade with the United States after decades of hostility. In secret London talks and Telex outreach, Iran invited U.S. companies to resume business, though most officials and executives remain cautious, recalling nationalizations and broken ties.
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Iran
America
Khomeini
Wise
U.S
London
Telex
China Attacks Coca Cola in State Sensitive Magazine
A Chinese magazine accuses Coca-Cola of harming health and state interests and labels Chinese Coke drinkers unpatriotic criminals. Coca-Cola spokesman in Atlanta declined comment on health claims while noting the government runs all mainland bottling plants. Sources say the Foreign Trade Ministry is furious and the piece does not reflect official policy.
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Peking
Carlton Curtis
Coca-Cola
Atlanta
Foreign Trade Ministry
Japan fears U S military buildup may draw nation into war
Tokyo opposition argues that expanding the U S Navy and air forces in the Far East risks dragging Japan into a U S China conflict with the Soviet Union. Critics cite expansion of the 7th Fleet and about 50 F 16s in northern Japan as evidence of a Japan base for war.
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Far East
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
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Pacific
Asia
Masaru Nishizawa
Japan Communist Party
Yasuhiro Nakasone
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