Carter in Oslo Speech Reflects a Life Pursuing Peace
Helen Thomas reviews Jimmy Carter career highlighting negotiations from Ethiopia Eritrea to Bosnia and Sudan Uganda. He faced criticism yet pursued dialogue including Cuba North Korea and Iran hostages. The piece notes his Dec 10 Oslo address and echoes Faulkner on human resilience.
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Ethiopia
Bosnia
Sudan
Uganda
Kim Il Sung
Carter
Pyongyang
South Korea
United States
Fidel Castro
Bush
America
Cuba
Havana
Castro
John Bolton
Washington
U.S. Naval Academy
Democratic Party
Iran
Tehran
Ronald Reagan
White House
Oslo
William Faulkner
Helen Thomas
Helent
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Hearst Newspapers
Kissinger as peace calculator amid Cold War tricky diplomacy
A U.S. diplomat and policy figure faces critique over war powers and covert actions. The piece argues Kissinger was a consistent anti communist, shaping policy for two presidents, with debates over legality of bombing in Cambodia and arms shipments to Indonesia and Chile.
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Cambodia
Indonesia
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Republic
Universal Press
Forest Fire Themed Titles Highlight Library Events
The Roswell Public Library hosts Mystery Night in the auditorium with a comedy mystery play And Then There Was One for 40 dollars, plus costume prizes. Readers explore fire novels by Sebastian Junger and Nevada Barr, and upcoming teen horror events.
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Roswell Public Library
Roswell
Little Theatre
American West
Sebastian Junger
Neil Hamel
Judy Geison
Nevada
Barr
Anna Pigeon
California
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