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The Vatican has steadfastly denied responsibility in the Ambrosiano affair. Nonetheless, and against Marcinkus' advice, the Vatican agreed in 1984 to pay $244 million to the bank's creditors as a goodwill gesture. At issue is whether the Vatican Bank owned the dummy companies and thus was involved in the...
In the days leading up to the Tower report's release, the White House braced the public for a damaging series of shocks, art-fully cultivating an anti-climax. In the aftermath of the Tower Commission, the White House has acted decisively to exploit the moment. Donald Reagan was a...
In the end, it must be said that the Ad Board's procedures have been shrouded in vagueness for so long, and been so tainted by secrecy and a reliance on the never-assured goodwill of Senior Tutors and other administrators, that any reform is welcome, and the more better...
The CIA sources contend that it was mainly the operatives at the Iran desk who transformed the idea of an arms-hostage exchange, originally ^ conceived as a test of mutual goodwill, into a principal objective of the dialogue with Tehran. This mistake eventually left the initiative mired in Iranscam. Says...
Though it seemed at times like a reprise of the wild civil rights battles of the 1960s, with television cameras once again dancing attendance, some important things had changed since the days of red-neck heroes like ex- Governor Lester Maddox (who made an appearance with the white supremacists). Said...