Carter Uses Weapons of Aid Ban and Policy Pressure
The article compares President Carter's threat to withhold U S military aid to Israel with Eisenhower's 1957 Sinai withdrawal. It notes two tools: a legal ban on aid to countries using U S weapons and a detailed U S position for a Middle East settlement. Begin faces strategic choices as Lebanon tensions rise and Carter worries about Begin exploiting leverage.
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Washington
Carter
Israel
Menahem Begin
United Nations
Lebanon
U.S
Eisenhower
Sinai
Begin
Security Council
Mideast
Litani
Carter Mideast
West Bank
Oval Office
Anwar Sadat
Mr. Carter
Congress
Dalton Caves to HEW on Virginia higher education quotas
The piece criticizes Governor Dalton for accepting a federal plan with numerical objectives for minority admissions and staff in Virginia higher education. It argues the settlement risks quotas in disguise, questions funding safeguards, and laments Dalton’s shift from resisting federal demands to backing the numbers game and the HEW framework. It contrasts Dalton with former Gov. Godwin and warns of continued federal influence via Cal. Califano’s agencies.
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John N. Dalton
Dalton
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Godwin
General Assembly
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Joe Califano
Commonwealth
HEW
NAACP
Commonwealth of Virginia
Council of Higher Education
Boards of Visitors
Mr. Dalton
A Flaw in the Rhodesia Plan
Washington argues that Rhodesia’s internal settlement fails to deliver real majority rule as black and white factions clash over governance. The piece warns that Cuban and Soviet involvement could intensify if negotiations falter and that Western leverage rests on continued sanctions and military pressure.
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Smith
Rhodesia
Angola
Ethiopia
Carter
Zambia
Tanzania
Patriotic Front
Executive Council
Washington
Mozambique
Botswana
South Africa
United States
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Abel Muzorewa
Dying boy Edouard Castro's message of hope and belief
The seven year old Santa Barbara leukemia patient Edouard de Moura Castro spoke of life after death and reincarnation. He chose to live until age seven, believing in heaven and returning healthy in another lifetime. His taped message, reported by the Santa Barbara News-Press, reflects his calm faith amid illness.
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ED Offley
Edouard de Moura Castro
Barbara de Moura Castro
de Moura Castro
Bill Downey
Santa Barbara
Eden
Edon a seven year old dies after leukemia
A personal viewpoint recounts the final days of Edon a seven year old who faced leukemia with faith and courage. Doctors wish to extend life but he chose to die, expressing belief in reincarnation and a garden burial as friends mourn and reflect on his brief life.
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