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A. It's very clear that President Reagan considers the subject of arms control in a special category of normal bilateral relationships with the Soviet Union. For example, the President proceeded with the talks on reducing nuclear arms in Europe despite the Polish situation, because of his very special...
Hollis Chenery, vice-president of the World Bank and Cabot Professor of Economics, will suggest ways of improving international cooperation and alternatives to bilateral aid Yale economist T. N. Srinivasan, a former member of the India planning commission, will present a Third World recipient's view of aid
I have never claimed that the California Bilateral Nuclear Weapons Freeze Initiative was my "brainchild." The genealogy of "an idea whose time has come" can get murky, but in this particular case, legitimate claims to parenthood should include the voters from western Massachusetts, who passed a resolution resembling ours, along...
Californians for a Bilateral
That happened last November. Previously, the Reagan Administration's cornerstone of its Mideast strategy (insofar as one could be divined) involved an all-out attack on Lybia's Muammar Qaddifi. Saudi Arabia, obviously very impressed with the tacit quid pro quos which attend a bilateral arms deal, obliged by restoring...