Morality in foreign policy sparks little at GOP convention
The editorial argues the Republican National Convention debate over morality in foreign policy was political, not substantive, contrasting Ford and Reagan on issues like Solzhenitsyn Helsinki and Kissinger. It says the platform favors clear eyed, constructive, moral approaches and credits intelligence over emotion in avoiding an explosive issue.
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Helsinki
Kenya’s Arms Edge Follows Entebbe Rescue
The Manchester Guardian argues Kenya’s low defense spend for health and education shifts as it begins arming itself against Uganda’s regime after the Entebbe operation. It notes Kenya’s post-independence ideals and questions regional self respect amid upheaval.
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Santucho's Cuban exile and escape history detailed
The report outlines Mario Santucho's prolonged clashes with Argentine authorities since 1969. It recounts his 1972 prison breakout from Rawson in Chubut, the Trelew hijacking, and his flight to Chile and Cuba, detailing political shifts that followed Campora and Peron.
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Juan Carlos Leonetti
Buenos Aires
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Hector Campora
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Campora
Juan Peron
One Thing Often Leads To Another
John Chamberlain argues against monopoly fears citing diverse Help Wanted ads and a case of Pamela Loren who turned an answering service into a sophisticated electronic communications firm. Her Loren group links doctors and hospitals, offers Medic and FLIP services to connect Latin America with U S specialists, and shows entrepreneurship arising from Bell system constraints. The piece concludes that concentration does not always curb innovation and jobs.
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Paraguay
Chile
U.S
FLIP
Foreign Liaison International
Clarifying Embargoes and Farm Policy Debate
In a heated exchange Governor Carter and Senator Dole discuss grain embargoes, market effects, and the role of farmers. The dialogue weighs exceptional circumstances for embargoes, international diplomacy, and the fairness of farm versus consumer interests. The exchange contrasts Carter’s cautions with Dole's push for no embargoes under ordinary or extraordinary shortages.
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Oklahoma Republicans debate Rockefeller issue after Kansas City convention
The Sonner Cynic notes Oklahoma delegates mostly returned from the Kansas City convention with a few left behind to guard against a Rockefeller sneak attack. Republicans vow that supporting the ticket this fall means endorsing the party not Betty Ford.
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