Carter Summit Yields Declaration on World Economic Prospects
Carter’s London trip joins Western leaders and Japan in urging simultaneous job creation and inflation reduction. The summit endorses a world economic plan though critics fear the goals clash with political realities. Unemployment drops to 7 percent in the United States and U.S. steel undercuts price hikes, signaling cautious progress amid pressure from liberal Democrats.
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History and Watergate linked to era not just one man
A televised Nixon interview rekindles debate over Watergate as a product of the Vietnam era. The piece argues history and times shaped events as much as Nixon’s actions, with domestic opposition, campus unrest, and congressional limits fueling the crisis.
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Far East policy clash over Taiwan and Japan defense stance
The piece outlines U S debates on Taiwan normalization with China, Carter era aims to curb plutonium proliferation, and Rostow warnings about possible moves such as embassy in Peking and ending ties with Taiwan. It stresses Japan’s role under a nonproliferation framework and the risk to regional security if Taiwan falls.
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Carter policy debate on Korea Taiwan stance and public support
The article argues against altering U S ground forces in Korea or Taiwan policy, citing Rostow and Vance on deterrence. It cites a poll showing strong public support for the defense treaty and questions Carter's talk of time and modality and normalization with China.
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Obvious Roots Help Promote Split In Canada
An observer argues Quebec’s push for independence reflects a deep French-Canadian identity and warns Americans to avoid intervention. He cites Trudeau’s Liberal stance as a stabilizing force while noting regional tensions, potential decentralization, and the risk of misreading Canada’s path.
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