Kosygin Attacks U S Vietnam Policy From Cairo
The Soviet Premier Kosygin claims the United States seeks to prolong the Vietnam war to preserve its world power. He criticizes U S diplomacy as cloaked in missionary rhetoric while arguing the war serves military security and affluent society interests. The piece notes Cold War power dynamics with Cairo as a backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Cairo
U. S
Vietnam
America
Southeast Asia
Kosygin
Kremlin
Peking
Johnson
State Department
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rhine
Truth Behind The Rhetoric on U S Foreign Policy
A critical analysis compares Wilson Roosevelt and Truman era aims with current policy. It argues U S interventions stem from both idealistic goals and national security interests, noting European involvement, the Marshall Plan, and the Laotian border security rationale shaping Southeast Asia policy.
SEC Eyes Reforms For Mutual Fund
The article discusses potential reforms in the mutual fund industry under scrutiny by securities regulators. It notes ongoing investigations, possible changes to disclosure rules, and the aim to protect investors while maintaining market efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEC
Rumanian Talks Roil Soviet Leaders Over Territorial Revival
In a tense exchange of rhetoric, Nicolae Ceausescu’s May 7 speech challenges Soviet dominance and hints at revisiting 1940 territorial losses. Brezhnev’s secretive Bucharest trip signals Moscow’s sensitivity to Romanian nationalism and possible ripple effects across Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
New York
Bucharest
Paris
Ek Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nicolae Ceausescu
Moscow
Com
Communist International
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Fes
Ceausescu
Comintern
Harry S
Truman
Hitler
Stalin
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Rumania
Dobruja
Bulgaria
Transylvania
Hungary
Karl Marx
Russia
Prague
Koenigsberg
Kaliningrad
Frien
Europe
Romanian Irredentism and regional tensions noted
The text discusses historic and ongoing tensions involving Romania, Moldova, and Soviet elements, citing past requests to Moscow for territorial changes and concerns over nationalist agitation among Rumanians in the Soviet area formerly Besarabia.
Government study to reform mutual funds faces tough battle
The Securities and Exchange Commission plans a long awaited report proposing major reforms to the mutual fund industry. It targets high front end load sales charges and hefty management fees while noting the need for legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Shanahan
New York Times
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Association of
Mutual Fund Plan
Trade Association For
Association
Investment Company Institute
Association of Mutual Fund Plan
SEC
Roger Stevens One Man Arts Troika Shapes Federal Support
Roger Lacey Stevens leads the National Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, announcing over $3 million in allocations. A Detroit native born March 12 1910 he built a career in real estate and Broadway producing before entering government arts roles. He chairs the Kennedy Center project and serves as a presidential arts advisor while living in Georgetown with his wife Christine Gesell and daughter Christabel.
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New York Times
Roger Lacey Stevens
Democratic Party
Stevens
Tarrytown
N. Y
National Council On the Arts
Arts Troika
National Endowment For Arts
John F. Kennedy Center For
Washington
Detroit
Choate School
Harvard
University of Michigan
Ford Assembly
Florida
New York
Playwrights Company
Stevens Hedges
Empire State Building
Christine Gesell
Georgetown
Christabel
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Man In the News
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