Portugal’s Struggle and Western Trade Ties in Lisbon Rally
A five hour rally in Lisbon signals fervent socialist opposition to a Communist press ban as Western machinery orders to the Soviet bloc rise. The piece questions NATO’s response and links detente to heavy Western exports, noting $7.6 billion in 1974 Soviet orders and Western suppliers’ profits. It cites Mario Soares and calls for free elections and press in Portugal.
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Cuba and OAS secrecy sparks shift on Cuba sanctions
The OAS Washington meeting, unlike Quito, moved toward lifting Cuba sanctions with backroom diplomacy. U S policy remains opaque as Kissinger hints at secret diplomacy while Cuba, led by Castro, remains committed to revolutionary aims and nuclear threats. The shift hinges on charter change and a tacit council move to lift barriers pending revision.
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Britain Faces Tense June 5 Referendum on EEC Membership
John Roche surveys the British political turmoil over the June 5 referendum. He notes Labour splits and anti marketeers in the party, Conservative division, and Ulster opposition while Harold Wilson attempts to steer a neutral line amid mounting internal clashes and potential government upheaval.
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Two on collision course in church tax debate letters
Gary D. Enz and Kathy Andre respond to Marvin Brads' views on separation of church and state, tax exemptions, and church influence. Enz argues church wealth and tax-free housing fuel political pressure while predicting a clash with working taxpayers. Andre questions traffic light funding and safety priorities.
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Mark My Words A Line Drawn In The Dirt
The column argues the Mayaguez crisis did not prove a new American posture. It credits Ford for action but cites weak leadership as cause of the incident. It questions Cambodia's nerve and warns future tests will reveal if the line is durable.
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