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Jay Hamilton '83 currently organizing a fall conference on nuclear arms for area student leaders sponsored by Harvard's Institute of Politics (IOP), agreed yesterday with Lown's assessment. Hamilton pointed out that European students, who in the past several years have led a vocalanti-nuclear movement on that continent...
In fact, support for Argentina's invasion of the Falklands has come from only a handful of Latin American countries. Chief among them are Peru, a traditional Argentine ally on the South American continent; Ecuador, which smarts from the loss of more than 70,000 sq. mi. of territory...
Ronald Reagan's European journey was an extraordinary history lesson written on prime time. All along the way, there were echoes of old struggles and triumphs, images of ancestors who fled the Continent and of their descendants who went back to fight. Time and time again the sound of...
Before he left Washington, Reagan declared that he hoped to persuade the other six leaders to reconcile their policies "first, to reduce inflation." That was an unlikely ambition. The Europeans and Canadians regard unemployment as the more pressing evil. The economic arguments are inextricably bound up with world politics. The...
Two of Western Europe's most peace organizations will take no part Thursday's demonstration. One is Action for Reconciliation, a group with strong ties to the Lutheran Church. Said Spokesman Wolfgang Brinkel: "We cannot on one hand do nothing during [Soviet President Leonid] Brezhnev's visit...