Word: interview
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Levesque does not have a mandate for separation, but Canadians must take the separatism prospect seriously. In the interview O'Leary emphasized that the number of Quebecers desiring "pure" independence has doubled since...
...Washington, meanwhile, Vance stressed the Administration's conviction that negotiations over SALT II have only just begun (see interview). He said both sides would be working quietly toward the next meeting in Geneva in late May. President Carter too insisted that SALT II is still on target and predicted that the chances of reaching a new arms agreement before the expiration of SALT I in October are "much better than fifty-fifty...
...SALT talks with TIME Correspondents Strobe Talbott and Christopher Ogden. Vance angrily denied that Soviet-American relations were now at their lowest point in years, stoutly defended the Administration 's "public diplomacy" and stressed that much in fact had been accomplished at the Moscow meeting. Excerpts from the interview...
...spent a total of five hours in discussions, including an hour alone in Carter's private study following a "working dinner" in the Egyptian's honor. At the close of the three-day visit, Sadat pronounced himself satisfied with the results. In a TV interview, he declared warmly, if not quite idiomatically, that Carter was a "sweet" man who had gone "straight to my heart...
...stories he has been told. As an autobiographer, Terkel is modest to the point of evasion. Given the chance to tell all about himself, he elects to tell almost nothing. "I'm constantly play-acting," he says with unusual self-consciousness during an interview with Ivy Compton-Burnett. "Here, with you, I begin to talk like you. When I'm with a Chicago hoodlum, I talk like him. I'm a chameleon." This free-floating identity comes with the territory that Terkel long ago carved out for himself. Through sheer unobtrusiveness, he has become a man after...