Brezhnev’s Tula speech sparks SALT II leverage card strategy
Brezhnev used a Tula address to frame mutual concessions in arms talks, urging U S restraint while signaling cruise missiles and submarines as pivotal bargaining chips. The remarks echo Warnke’s 1975 views, with Pravda and Tass highlighting US weapon trends and Western responses.
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Center’ For Advanced — International Studies
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Carter Administration
Limits to Morality in US Foreign Policy Cited by Carter
The article discusses President Carter’s stance on aid cuts to Argentina Uruguay and Ethiopia for human rights abuses and his universalist moral stance. It notes his defense of dissidents abroad, confirmation of Mexico’s vast oil reserves with potential US impact, and reaffirmation of security commitments to South Korea amid human rights concerns, quoting Galatians 5 22 23.
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Russia
China
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Middle East
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Oil Vr
Alaska
Mexico
United States
Cyrus Vance
Senate
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Senate weighs large drought aid plan for farmers not to crop
The Senate debates a $100 million to $500 million program paying Western drought area farmers not to grow crops. The saved water would benefit other farmers in urgent need, echoing federal payments for not farming and inspiring talk of similar schemes.
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West
The Work Ethic And The Farmer Risk Debate
A critique of nonagricultural workers claiming moral duty to share the burden of unemployment. The piece jokes about voluntarily pausing work to boost others and argues farmers face high risks from drought floods pests and market shifts. It asserts society should not bear all farmer losses.
Castro’s Durability and Cuba’s Las Vegas Rebuff
George F. Will argues Castro’s staying power challenges the U S view of Castro as a failed revolutionist He notes Castro’s symbolic toughness and habit of wearing fatigues as power posing while suggesting detente could yield compensation for American firms and Mafia-linked casino losses Castro’s ruling has kept Havana from becoming a Cuban Las Vegas.
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Cuba
Karl Marx
Marx
Lenin
Havana
Las Vegas
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options at 72 cents weekly for motor delivery Monday through Saturday plus 23 cents Sunday, or 95 cents per week. mail rates are 38 dollars per year in the U.S. and 46 dollars outside, with all motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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First Ave
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U.S.A
Downtown traffic snarled by freight train delays
Letter from Jeanette Lamphier of Monroe protests long freight train delays blocking entry to Middletown's downtown. She recounts a March 7 incident lasting 5 to 20 minutes, blaming trains on Yankee Road and poor routing despite Reinartz Boulevard overpass. She vows to avoid the downtown area.
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Central Avenue
Manchester
Reinartz Boulevar
Monroe
South
Middletown
Yankee
Jeanette Lamphier
Brittan Lane
Library expansion urged at Curtis and First corner
A city commission discussion on March 1 considered locating a new 30,000 square foot library in the downtown mall. Stakeholders cite bus access and ample parking, urging integration with the civic center to meet rising readership of about 18,000 items circulated monthly.
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Department of Community Development
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