Spain’s Communists face trial as West swings policy
Perspective notes the U S shift on Eurocommunism influenced Spain’s reluctant recognition of the Communist party. It discusses how non interference, fears of impairing Atlantic ties, and pressures from leftist polities shaped Spain’s democracy hopes, with caution about Moscow independence and the broader impact on security and markets.
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Spain
United States
Europe
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State Department
Adolfo Suarez
Cyrus Vance
Kissinger
West
No To Normalization By Minnesota Delegation To Cuba
John Chamberlain analyzes a Minnesota business delegation return from Havana arguing that push for normalized U S Cuba relations ignores Castro's leverage. He notes Cuba’s roles in Angola and Africa, Soviet backing, and warns Washington against premature lifting of the embargo. He questions Carter administration judgment.
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Havanna
Telm Us
U.S
Cuba
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Fidel Castro
Kissinger
Claiborne Pell
Jake Javits
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Castro
Angola
Fidel
George McGovern
S.D
Jonathan Bingham
N.Y
Moise ‘Tshombe
Katanga
Sheba
Mobutu
Tshombe
Nikolai Fadgorny
Moscow
Kremlin
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Somaliland
Tanzania
Mozambique
Ethiopia
Libya
Carter
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter's First Hundred Days Mark Mixed Policy Push
In a swift, vigorous start Carter projected bold reform yet drifted toward conventional governance. He relied on anti political appeal to gain broad backing while pursuing major domestic and foreign initiatives. Yet pressures from Congress and markets forced him to retreat from early tax cuts and wage controls toward gradual growth and negotiated arms deals.
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Danville Seeks Air Service Fate in Deregulation Bill
Citizen letter warns that Senate bill S-649 deregulating airlines could end Danville air service. With Piedmont likely to abandon small cities, local economy and access to major hubs would suffer. The author urges contacting Senators Byrd and Scott and Representative Daniel, and openness to discuss the issue.
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Washington
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Commerce Committee
Danville
Greensboro
Atlanta
Piedmont Airlines
AIF
City Aeronalities Board
Nat
C.A.B
Chamber of Commerce
Greenebord
Danvillé
Byrd
Scottand
Daniel
Franklin Turnpike
Camelot Memo on Cuba Policy From Sir Arthur Schlesinger
A spoof memorandum framed as a medieval court letter to King John offers critique of U S policy during the Kennedy era. Sir Arthur Schlesinger allegedly advises on handling the Bay of Pigs, diversions, and potential missteps, mocking Cold War rhetoric and Nixon era contrasts.
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CIA
Dominican Republic
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John
Chevy Chase
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Arthur Schlesinger
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Bay of Pigs
Nixon
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Rowland Evans And Robert Novak Big Energy Fight
Washington observers report Carter energy policy faces industry pushback as small car rebates clash with unions and automakers. UAW support favoritism, trade concerns, and consumer expectations threaten GM Ford Chrysler outcomes while a costly tax and rebate scheme may delay purchases and disrupt the auto market nationwide.
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U.S
White House
Carter
UAW
United Auto Workers
Detroito
Detroit
Albert Lindinger
Pearl Harbor
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Sundfinger
Sindlinger
NBC
Schiesinger
Douglas Fraser
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