A diplomat's diplomat Chip Bohlen and U S Soviet policy
Editorial traces Charles Eustis Bohlen known as Chip Bohlen a longtime diplomat in Soviet affairs. Despite McCarthy scrutiny he served as ambassador to Moscow 1953 1957 influencing detente and U S policy with steady critique of simplistic views and a flexible approach that helped shape grown policy over four decades.
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Israel's Labor PartyForms New Government After Elections
Post election Israel remains in power with a 10 percent loss in strength while hard-liners gain. The National Religious party seeks increased rabbinic authority and limits on Geneva concessions. Independent Liberal gains may force broader coalition cooperation and impact Geneva talks depending on domestic compromise. The mood post Yom Kippur war may curb total intransigence in peace negotiations.
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Letter to the Editor Calls Nixon resignation from Long Beach
Lincoln Littrell of Long Beach argues in a letter to the editor that President Nixon should resign. He contends incumbents fear loss of taxpayer payroll gains and likens Nixon to a tainted political figure while urging Congress to impeach or force resignation.
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Not all Democrats want Nixon to be impeached
Washington polling shows Ford ahead of Kennedy and Jackson for 1978 president while Nixon’s fate as impeachment looms. The piece discusses how Ford’s rise could alter Democratic strategy, potential resignations before 1975, and the impact of Nixon’s associates’ indictments on impeachment politics.
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Can Do Energy Plan Emerges From Ray Report
A five month study by 16 expert panels and 282 private sector consultants calls for a coordinated U S energy program. It urges conservation, faster domestic oil and gas production, massive coal use, crash programs for atomic and solar power, and exploration of wind geothermal and ocean energy with a five year 1 billion dollar federal plan. The report notes global shortages but argues the United States can achieve energy self sufficiency with sustained national commitment.
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Coast Guard waging secret Caribbean war on smugglers
Testimony on Capitol Hill detailed Coast Guard actions against drug runners, hijackers, and Cuban targets as cutters with planes and helicopters pursue illicit traffic and migrants. Adm Sargent described operations to prevent Cuba-related attacks and protect U S interests, noting occasional gunfights among fishermen and efforts to curb Haitian arrivals.
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