Hope for a tempered U N session amid Third World tensions
The 34th United Nations General Assembly in New York shows cautious hope as Third World unity fragments. U N diplomacy shifts from rigid anti Western rhetoric toward realism, with OPEC price pressures and North Vietnamese actions guiding a more nuanced debate.
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New York
Assembly
U.N
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Israel
OPEC
Europe
U.S
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Havana
Fidel Castro
Andrew Young
Mr. Young
William McHenry
McHenry
U.N. General Assembly
Dacko Reinstated After Bokassa’s Downfall in CAR
French troops aided the deposition of Jean Bedel Bokassa as David Dacko returned to power in the Central African Republic. Bokassa faced past massacres of schoolchildren and economic ruin from lavish spending. Dacko, a former president, vows to restore representative government while Bokassa lives in exile.
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Central African Republic
Jean-Bedel Bokassa
France
Bokassa
Black Africa
Mr. Bokassa
Libya
Mr. Dacko
Dacko
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Letters to the Editor on SALT II and safety concerns
The writer urges concessions from Russia over Cuba and SALT II, questions Berlin Wall demolition, Baltic and other freedoms, and warns voters to consider safety as a priority. A second caller, a Frederick County bus driver, presses for road safety on Rt 11 north to Stonewall school and endorses Sheriff Lacy Anderson for November.
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Eee
Frederick County
Rt. 11
Stonewall School
Sheriff's Department
Lacy Anderson
Stephenson
Winchester Evening Star Masthead Rendered
The notice lists staff positions at the Winchester Evening Star including Roy E Potts III as Managing Editor Lewis H Ebert Advertising Director Eugene P Miller Wire Editor and David O Loomis Editorial Page Editor for the Winchester Evening Star Inc at 2N Kent St Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester Evening Star
Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David 0. Loomis
The
Winchester Evening Star Inc
Kent St
Winchester
Did Cy Vance Get Andy Young in 1979 Controversy
A Washington Times feature questions Secretary of State Cyrus Vance’s stance on Ambassador Andrew Young’s resignation. The piece argues Vance chose loyalty over candor, claiming he withheld the full truth about Young’s admission and actions. It links the event to rising black anti Semitism and Israeli diplomacy, suggesting Vance’s silence aided misinformation.
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Gton Times
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Cyrus Vance
State
Andrew Young
Andy
PLO
Young
Vance
Carter
State Department
Vance Cooly
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White House
Atlanta
Israel
America
Yasir Arafat
Africa
Jesse Jackson
Jerusalem
U.S
Perfidy
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Ethiopia
Benito
Addis Ababa
Salaam
Clara Petacci
Emperor Haile Selassie
Rome
Spa Tarantella
Broadway
Cuba
Secretary of
Benito the Musical Sparks Broadway Controversy
A Broadway review discusses Benito a musical about Mussolini and Clara Petacci with Eleanor Roosevelt as a counterpoint. The piece notes sanitized depictions and cuts of Hitler scenes, praising the score and staging while warning of the risky political satire.
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Benito
Mussolini
Il Duce
Clara Petacci
Miss Petacci
Eleanor Roosevelt
Italy
Ms. Roosevelt
Clara
Church shifts to hard line on Cuba amid tough Idaho race
Senator Frank Church, facing a difficult reelection bid in Idaho, pivots to a hard line against Soviet troops in Cuba. The move risks weakening his standing with liberal friends and conservatives and threatens SALT II prospects. President Carter faces a sagging foreign policy stance as Church questions the treaty’s future.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Frank Church
Cuba
Idaho
Carter
Moscow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Church
David Newsom
Senate
Fae
George McGovern
Byrd
Castro
Havana
Robert Dole
Dole
U.S
Panama Canal
Panama
Boise
William Borah
Goa
Senate skeptic Democrats link SALT to Soviet bloc moves
The piece notes SALT skeptics like Nunn and Church tie nuclear talks to Moscow and Cuba, arguing Castro funds Soviet reach. It cites a Roman numeral metaphor for a Soviet brigade in Cuba and discusses Church’s Cuba stance and Dole’s Panama Canal amendment vote.
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