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Cyprus conflict exposes rift in U S foreign policy
The Cyprus crisis highlights deep Washington split between the Ford administration and Congress over NATO unity and aid to Turkey. Lawmakers cut funds in 1974 over the Cyprus invasion, while the White House seeks unity and swift action, stressing treaty loyalties and alliance stability. The debate reflects broader doubts about U S commitments abroad.
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