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That leads to the problem of too much presidential talk. Presidents quite naturally like to hear themselves prattle on. Regular news conferences are important, but Carter may have done considerable damage by his incessant flow of words. Talking at almost every opportunity and most times on the record, Carter too...
On Administration Goals: We have to build confidence among the allies, restore the vitality of our intelligence community and re-create the "margin of safety" [in arms] of which the President-elect spoke during the campaign. All of this has to be done as part of a long-range strategy...
On Military Balance: The cushion of safety that we had for 35 years clearly is no longer there. We have to take vigorous steps to restore it. President-elect Reagan is committed to that goal, and so are the American people.
BRITAIN. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher shows no signs of wavering in her campaign to restore Britain's economic vigor through a tough policy of controlling the growth of money. Though the British G.N.P. declined by 5.5% in 1980, Economist Samuel Brittan of the Financial Times of London expects four...
Grabar said last month he attended the conference partly because he is an authority on Islamic architecture, and partly to discuss a proposal by the Aga Khan to restore some Egyptian monuments. During the conference, he met with worldwide authorities and with Gehan el-Sadat, Egyptian president Anwar el-Sadat...