Red Sea Debate Ties Panama Treaties to Caribbean Power Shift
The Panama canal treaty row centers on Jamaica and Cuba with Manley and Castro aligned with Moscow. Jamaica seizes ore lands, bauxite controls shift to Communist bloc. Torrijos in Panama seen as crucial for a Communist Caribbean axis that alarms U S defense and industry. The debate should cover regional stakes beyond canal rights.
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Castro
Panama
Torrijos
Jamaica
Michael Manley
Washington
Carter
National Press Club
Neto
Angola
Manley
Moscow
Africa
Guayana
Caribbean
America
Panama Canal
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Ethnic Gaffes Salvo in Carter Hungary Policy
A column critiques President Carter over Polish and Hungarian issues in 1979. It links Carter’s Warsaw remarks, the Holy Crown return to Hungary, and Jewish, Polish, and Hungarian voter impact in key Northern states. It argues Carter courted Eastern bloc regimes, risking electoral college votes and ethnic backlash.
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Carter
U.S. State Department
St. Stephen
Kadar
Hungary
Fort Knox
Vatican
United States
Budapest
Moscow
Europe
Eastern
Andy Young
Angola
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Townsend vignettes ajudge race and common sense in Nassau case
Townsend a Nassau County blood bank worker for ten years faced reclassification that demanded a bachelor degree and an exam. She failed the exam after the grandfather clause expired and was fired, then rehired as a lower grade worker. The case centered on whether the degree rule was job related or discriminatory and the Supreme Court declined to review.
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Townsend
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N.Y
Blood Bank
New York State
U.S. Supreme Court
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Explanation of Carter dollar policy sparks debate
Nicholas von Hoffman argues the Carter administration's move to back the dollar against foreign currencies is a costly, opaque policy. He warns it robs Peter to pay Paul by funding Deutsche marks with dollars, risks inflation, and shifts costs onto American workers, while questioning its logic and market effects on imports, exports, and defense spending.
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King
SYNOD
Carter
Peter
Paul
Europe
Hillsdale's Stand Against HEW Aid Sparks Independence Fight
Hillsdale College in Michigan rejects HEW aid citing academic freedom. President Roche notes continued black and women participation on equal basis. HEW threatens to cut support to students while Hillsdale pursues a $29 million scholarship fund to preserve autonomy.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Michigan
Hillsdale College
George C. Roche
Gree
HEW
Hillsdale
Quotes on balance and wisdom from Matthau and Allen
A collection of witty lines. Walter Matthau quips that his wife Carol and he are perfectly matched though both crazy, describing a balanced relationship. Fred Allen notes that a conference brings together important people who cannot act alone but can decide that nothing can be done.
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Carol
Walter Matthau
Fred Allen
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