UNREST OVER CYPRUS ATTACK SHOCKS MIDEAST PEACE DRIVE
The Cyprus airport assault linked to the Palestine Liberation Organization escalates tension between Egypt and Cyprus and tests Anwar Sadat’s peace efforts. PLO leaders blame Iraqi-based militants while mourners in Cairo demand a tougher stance. The incident underscores how terrorism hampers negotiated settlement in the Middle East.
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Middle East
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Israel
Entebbe
Mogadishu
Somalia
Larnaca
Anwar Sadat
Youssef Sebai
Cairo
al Ahram
Mr. Sadat
Jerusalem
Assassi
Sadat
Trivializing Human Rights and U.S. Policy Debate
Dwight D. Eisenhower’s remark about not imposing U.S. human rights standards on the Soviet Union is echoed by Ernest Lefever in Policy Review. Lefever argues foreign policy should weigh national security and peace, not internal rights. He cites Brazil’s censure and urges prudence in Carter’s rhetoric. He cites Adams on liberty beyond borders.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Soviet Union
Ernest Lefever
Center For Ethics and Public Policy
Georgetown University
Lefever
U.S
Eisenhower
Uganda
Idi Amin
Jimmy Carter
Bartlett
John Quincy Adams
Friends of
Liberty
New England
Haldeman on Watergate talks reveal political naivete
A Beverly Hills interview reveals Bob Haldeman describing Watergate as a series of ad hoc acts rather than a single conspiracy. He portrays Nixon’s aides as lacking deep knowledge of Watergate, with Haldeman calling himself a non political person focused on process while noting early 1972 confusion among principal players.
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Beverly- Whitshire
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Haldeman and Nixon era attitudes in Watergate drama
Nicholas Von Hoffman recalls the decision to restart bombing Hanoi while Haldeman appears fixed on conservative labels after a lifelong imprinting into party loyalty. The piece portrays Haldeman as intelligent but narrow with limited curiosity, capable of influencing elections yet detached from policy. Nixon jokes about voting twice after a prison sentence reminder.
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Hanoi
Haldeman
Richard Nixon
John Connally
Nixon
Treasury
A Nixon
A Connally
United States
California
San Clemente
Only In Oklahoma Only In Oklahoma
George Nigh suggests a permanent state representative in Washington while Tom Steed is noted. Bob Funston seeks another endorsement to outpace David Boren’s pace in the governor race. An Oklahoma City house burglarized thrice is seen as owning the contents. Dr. Robert Kamm faces an image problem as former students struggle with addressing him as Bob.
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George Nigh
Washington
Tom Steed
Bob Funston
David Boren
Funston
Boren
Oklahoma City
Robert Kamm
OSU
U.S
Bob
U S Hispanics Mexico Lobby Groups Raise Questions
In Mexico City a wave of U S Hispanic leaders and Chicano activists meet with President Lopez Portillo, sparking debate over whether they form a new ethnic pressure group or seek influence in U S policy. Officials stress identity and rights, while critics warn of risk and mischief amid rising Hispanic numbers and immigration tensions.
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la Raza Unida
Reyes Tijerina
U.S
League
Jose Lopez Portillo
Mexico
Lopez Portillo
Eduardo Morga
LULAC
United States
Israel
Italy
Jorge Bustamente
Colegio de Mexico
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New York Times
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King Features Syndicate
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Mississippi
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Big Brother
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