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...Cyprus crisis of 1974, a chain of coup, invasion, countercoup and embargo that left the southern flank of NATO in chaos and U.S. prestige in the Eastern Mediterranean at an ebb. Laurence Stern, a veteran reporter on national security for the Washington Post, has written a compact and compelling account of the affair. He traces U.S. policy from the Truman Doctrine of 1947 to Clark Clifford's inconclusive mediation mission earlier this year, but he concentrates on the American missteps in the summer and fall...
...strength of character and sense of purpose made Sadat's historic venture possible. It will long be remembered that Sadat said he would go to Jerusalem to seek peace. But it must not be forgotten that Menachem Begin said "Come ahead." Together the two leaders made their extraordinary compact: "No more...
...promising less stiff import competition to Detroit. More important, the domestic industry has come up with some hot new or redesigned models. GM has heavily scored with a new four-door Chevette. Ford's Fairmont and Zephyr, which have replaced the Maverick and the Comet in the compact class, are moving out of showrooms in startling numbers. Indeed, the Fairmont is selling faster than the Mustang did when it was introduced in 1965. Says Ford President Lee lacocca: "We expect to top the first-year Mustang record" of 418,800 cars...
Cuisinart CFP-5A ($225) and CFP9 ($160). The French machine that popularized all processors. Little difference between the two models, except that the more expensive version has a steel base (v. plastic for the cheaper one) and is a little faster. Compact, versatile, durable...
...play ends happily- a pact Simon always keeps with his audience. When will he choose to keep the compact he seems to want to make with himself - to plunge hip-deep-bold instead of toe-deep-scared into the consciousness stream of the real Neil Simon? - T.E. Kalem