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As he campaigned, Bush stressed his broad experience in government. In Boston, he pursued the youth vote very nearly to the cradle: "I want to restore the stars in third-graders' eyes." But he failed to stir his audiences with speeches that contained more thought than passion and were...
The President's Camp David weekends are devoted to resting, reading, exercise and long, long talks with Ro salynn. She is the first of the presidential wives to keep regular, working office hours, and the "lunch with Rosalynn Carter" that shows up on the President's schedule between...
Back in Kampala, whose downtown area was badly torn up in the spree of looting that followed Big Daddy's departure, life returned to a semblance of normality. Electric power and water were restored. The first issue of a new paper, the Uganda Times, was published, and government employees...
This is a troubled world. Threatening forces continue to challenge us. For this reason, we must have a reliable intelligence service--the President's eyes and ears. Yet we are seeing and hearing dimly because of the present condition of the Central Intelligence Agency. In the past, the agency...
A government with power shared equally by Catholics and Protestants, and tied to England, must be established in Northern Ireland to restore order in that country, an official of Ulster's only bisectarian political party said at the ARCO Forum last night.