Can Diplomats Commit Murder
Inez Robb questions diplomatic immunity extending to murder and discusses a U S ambassador’s son killed a woman in Washington. The piece contrasts potential international outrage with the son’s police record and calls for recalling Ireland’s ambassador John J Hearne and his son David. It argues the ambassador bears responsibility for his son’s actions and criticizes lack of remorse.
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Castro Is Asking For Trouble
Castro faces growing congressional pressure as the Sugar Quota Act's renewal looms. Senate finance and House agriculture committees could cut Cuba's lucrative import quota, risking Cuban economic collapse and prompting Castro to seek markets with the Soviet bloc. A hard-edged view in Congress warns action may be better than inaction to deter provocation.
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