Kissinger Critics Ramp Up As Debate Over His Merit Grows
In a blunt reassessment critics attack Kissinger as war hawk and conspirator while defending his daily work and perceived restraint. The piece notes insomnia from stress and questions whether the era of praise or blame will endure. It sighs over a pendulum of opinion likely to swing again.
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Israel
Propaganda Lines From Soviet Union Warn of Collapse
The piece notes Soviet claims that capitalism will soon fail as economies slump in the United States. It argues the Communists use crises to push plans to disrupt capitalist countries while warning that history shows the West surviving and strengthening after downturns.
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United States
Eritrea Seccession Drive Amid Ethiopian Collapse Shocks Addis Ababa
Asmara faces bloody disruption as Eritrean rebels press secession amid Libya Syria and Iraq backed guerrillas. The new socialist government struggles to control unrest and safeguard Eritrean ports. Americans and foreigners may evacuate while the future of U S forces station near Asmara remains at risk.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Seacoast
Eritrea
Asmara
Libya
Syria
Iraq
U.S
Trust building advised by Arizona dentist in BC speech
Dr. Omer Reed of Arizona argues fear in dental patients shortens dentists life expectancy to 52 and raises divorce and suicide rates. He proposes earning patient trust with courtesy such as offering coffee and inviting them to feel at ease.
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Omer Reed
Arizona
U.S
Reed
British Columbia
Dentist Office Visit Turns Curious Standoff
Dennis The Menace visits a dentist after work seeking to gain trust for a coffee chat. A receptionist redirects him to the psychiatrist three doors down as he insists the health of dentists is at risk, prompting police intervention after he refuses to leave.
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Reed
Buckley on Portugal and the Azores in Cold War context
Warnings about a Communist take over in Portugal and the likely impact on NATO and the Azores. The piece argues organized Communist power, a question of fair elections, and potential U S responses including NATO status and bases if Cunhal seizes control. It notes Soviet funding of Portugal and shifts in alliance considerations.
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Alvaro Cunhal
Prague
Zurich
Cunhal
Salazar
Lenin
General Assembly
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America
James Burnham
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Azores
Iberian Peninsula
We could sell brains abroad and stockpile raw goods
John Chamberlain argues the UN trade conference plans to stockpile bauxite to rice risk being blocked by Arab oil blocs and cash-strapped West. He cites rising cartelization by commodity nations, Japan's proactive role, U.S. isolationism, and looming debt as factors shaping global supply and policy.
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Arab Oil Bloc
U.N
West
Japan
U.S
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
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