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But few Western electorates would be that kind to their leaders. Though the local dissatisfactions range from fears about inflation to the aftershock of a sobering war in Israel, there is a general fading of optimism in the industrial nations. If there is a common denominator in the West'...
When I was invited by President Eisenhower to visit the United States in 1959, our embassy in Washington informed us that a certain number of days in our schedule had been set aside for meetings with the President at Camp David. I couldn't for the life of me...
In the heat of the campaign, just before Election Day, the United States addressed itself to us, officially asking for the release of [U-2 Pilot] Francis Gary Powers. The timing of Powers' release had great political significance. At that time, voices in the press were saying that whichever...
Mitterrand's opponents have already played on bourgeois fears by implying that his victory would open the door to the Communists. In a speech last week, Chaban warned: "France is threatened by a Socialist-Communist coalition. We want nothing of it."
While busy wooing middle-of-the-road voters, Mitterrand has managed to becloud the crucial issue of what radical changes his presidency might bring. In foreign policy, he has distanced himself from his Communist partners by declaring: "France belongs to the Western world, the Atlantic world." He has said that...