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Mitterrand's fight against De Gaulle's investiture as President of the Fifth Republic cost him his parliamentary seat. After winning it back in 1962, he embarked on a long-term strategy of strengthening the non-Communist left and then joining forces with the Communists. To his critics his maneuvering looked like sheer opportunism. To close associates it was a matter of pragmatism motivated by a respect for "republicanism...
Other airframe makers are also eager to grab a piece of the replacement market. Yet not even Boeing, which has manufactured 55% of all commercial planes now in service in the non-Communist world, can afford the escalating prices of building a replacement aircraft. As a result, the company is discussing plans with potential Japanese partners to help pay the development costs. But last week Swarttouw was also in Japan looking for another partner...
Marchais bills himself as the "anti-Giscard candidate," but the non-Communist French press routinely describes his speeches as "doubletalk." One prominent Socialist leader goes so far as to call him a "Janus, who has two faces: one the anti-Giscard candidate, the other turned against François Mitterrand." Pundits insist that Marchais actually has a carefully masked preference for the re-election of the conservative Giscard over the leftist Mitterrand. His main reason, they reckon: the fear that a Socialist victory would severely undercut the influence of the smaller Communist Party and relegate it to a helpless neither...
Indeed, whole museums-off Emits to visiting non-Communist foreigners-are devoted to the task of teaching youngsters like Nam to hate -and shoot straight...
Haig shares this view. The Administration's principal human rights objective, he says, will be to combat "terrorism," which very definitely includes Soviet support of guerrilla insurgencies in non-Communist states.* The new policy, however, runs a serious risk of committing the U.S. to the support of regimes that might lose their popular backing...