Desperate Cuban Refugees Challenge U S Policy
The piece argues the United States cannot simply turn away the flood of Cuban refugees streaming via a makeshift Caribbean flotilla. It warns of Florida’s strained resources, the risk of admitting criminals or spies, and the need to screen entrants while urging broader reforms and aid for homeland conditions.
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Alfred Hitchcock Dies at 60 in Bel-Air Director of Thriller Films
The renowned director Alfred Hitchcock, famous for The Birds Psycho and Jamaica Inn, died at age sixty in Bel-Air after a sixty year career. He became a U.S. citizen in 1955 and planned the film Short Night, a pun on his height and knighthood. He shaped cinema with suspense and wit, leaving behind fifty four films and a legacy in television.
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Coppola Faces VA Battle Over Atomic Exposure Damages
Harry Coppola, a Nagasaki veteran and Iwo Jima survivor, fights the VA for blood transfusions and cancer care, accusing officials of delaying justice for political reasons. He cites others with similar bone marrow cancer and seeks an $80 disability pension plus precedent against atomic soldiers.
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Gas price tangle shows fault lines in oil policy
A column argues that inflation and gasoline pricing reveal flaws in federal control and international oil dynamics. It critiques Sohio price moves, government mandates, and OPEC while urging consumer conservation and domestic energy efforts.
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Washington focus on Carter and the hostage crisis debate
Opinion column assesses the hostage crisis amid 1980 election politics. It warns military action against Iran would risk wider war and Soviet gains, cites spare parts as a metaphor for budgeting issues, and discusses Carter Kennedy campaign dynamics and Sino Soviet detente.
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Rose Garden strategy not working any more by James Wieghart
Washington reports on February 13 1980 President Carter vowed not to resume partisan campaigning until hostages are freed. By April 1989 he signaled reduced burdens allowing limited travel and some campaigning though the Rose Garden hostage strategy faced criticism and an aborted rescue mission altered his approach.
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