Rhodesia Faces New Threat as Cuban Advisers Amid Border Tension
In Umtali Rhodesia fears a Cuban backed raid from Mozambique as Soviet tanks and MiG fighters are rumored near the border. Officials deny specifics but locals report heightened security and a volatile atmosphere amid ongoing guerrilla activity and recent White civilian deaths.
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Umitali
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Africa
Zaire
Shaba
Red Cross
Mountain Top
Umtali
Southam News Services
Kissinger Moynihan debate on defeatist consensus in U S policy
The interview in Public Opinion May–June presents Kissinger and Moynihan arguing that a foreign policy establishment suffers a loss of nerve after Vietnam and Cuba crises. They dispute the idea the United States is overmatched and call for prudent, decisive action rather than rhetoric.
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United States
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Daniel P. Moynihan
Public Opinion Magazine
Moynihan’s
Dr. Kissinger
America
Vietnam
Cambodia
Chile
Ben Wattenberg
U.S
Kennedy assassination Cuban link sparks new debate
Southam argues in strong terms that Edward Epstein's Legend presents a credible case Oswald acted as a Soviet deep cover agent with Fidel Castro allegedly ordering Kennedy's Dallas murder. The piece questions the Warren Commission and accuses U S leaders of concealing a sprawling conspiracy tied to Cuba and the Soviets.
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Schlesinger
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Edward J. Epstein
Oswald
Atsugi
Japan
Russia
China
Francis Gary Powers
U.S
KGB
United States
John F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Minsk
Yuri Nosenko
Geneva
CIA
Nosenko
West
U.S. Intelligence
Warren Commission
JFK
Castro
United
Desmond Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Paris
Dallas
Robin Hood
Texas
Southam
Queen Elizabeth approves Kent marriage amid church state clash
The Queen consents to Prince Michael of Kent wed Baroness Marie-Christine Von Reibnitz in Vienna, despite Church of England views of bigamy. The move pressures Pope Paul VI to grant a dispensation, risking royal and ecclesiastical tensions and potential abdication, with children to be raised Anglican.
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London
Prince Michael of Kent
Marie-Christine von Reibnitz
Vienna
Church of England
Elizabeth
Privy Council
Buckingham Palace
Vatican
Paul
Rome
Michael
Duke of Kent
Alexandra
Marie-Christine
Marie- Christine
England
Prince Michael
Pope Paul VI
Southam News
Fish War Script: Canada and U S Clash Over Atlantic Fisheries
Ottawa witnesses a tense Commons session as Canada declares fishing limits on U S vessels. Don Jamieson and Lloyd Crouse lead a wary exchange over border waters and enforcement plans while diplomats urge restraint and avoid escalation.
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Ottawa
Richard Rohmer
Canada
United States
House of Commons
Lloyd Crouse
Lunenburg
Crouse
Don Jamieson
U.S
Thomas Enders
Enders
Washington
U.S. State Department
Jamieson
North America
NDP
Ed Broadbent
No Man's-Land
Donald Munro
Munro
Benno Friesen
Newfoundland
Rubiner
Jamison
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James Ferrabee
Tom Wicker
Sen. Moynihan
Moynihan
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Southeast Asia
N.Y
Patrick J. Buchanan
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
The
Dallas Morning News
Nicholas Hills
Charles Lynch
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