Will First Lady Pave the Way
The article discusses Rosalyn Carter, as First Lady, making a two week Latin American tour as a special representative. It notes potential impact on U S Latin policy and questions whether her calm style could influence relations with democracies and military governments in Jamaica Costa Rica Colombia and other nations.
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Rosalyn Carter
Eleanor Roosevelt
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Colombia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Peru
Brazil
Kelly Service MAM Gen John R Kelly Honored For Service
Kelly has served the Air Force community since August 174d, leading the San Antonio Air Logistics Center. He is named assistant deputy chief of staff systems and logistics for the Air Force and will transfer to Washington. Under his command the center won top maintenance directorate awards and received several honors for small business and equal employment initiatives.
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John R. Kelly
Air Force
San Antonio Air Logistics Center
Kelly
Systems
Owistics
Washington
San Arizanio
Nas Air Force
Air Force Logistics Command
Air
Force
Awan
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Small Business Administration
John Kelly
OSHA spending on safety nitpicks sparks Texas critique
REPRAZEN relays a blunt attack on OSHA from Secretary Ray Marshall, accusing the agency of overemphasizing reputations and wasting money on minor rules. The note mocks pamphlets and details about ladder safety and toilets per mile, suggesting officials are detached.
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Reprazen
Latur
Ray Marshall
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Buckley and Safire on Carters Notre Dame address
In a sharp critique, the column questions President Carter’s Notre Dame speech and the broad claim that Western fear of communism is overblown. It argues Carter errs by romanticizing containment, cites Kissinger and Brzezinski, and suggests his rhetoric diminishes real threats.
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Carter
Notre Dame
Europe
William Safire
White House
Ie Relief of World Jeailers
United Nations
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Indochina
Africa
Bravzinski
George Kennen
Carer
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Marxist-Leninist
Mozamabique
Angola
Pentagon
Different View of Castroworld from Anna Gulbis in Dartmouth
Anna Gulbis, once a Cuban diplomat and interpreter, presented a sharply critical portrait of Castro in Dartmouth. She described rationed food, luxury for leaders, widespread political imprisonment, and a prison-labor economy connected to showcases and exports to the Soviet bloc. Gulbis, who left Cuba in 1968, urged scrutiny of Castro’s regime and its human costs.
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Anna Galbis
Castley
Shai
Walt Whitman
Castro
Anta Galkig
The
University of Paris
Cuba
Washington
Secmd
Peking
Ministry of Armed Forces
International Marxist Corgresses i
Havana
Soviet Bloc
Europe
Anna Galhis
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