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THE U.S. MILITARY FACES SOUTH
Klare, Michael T. | June 18, 1990 issue
With the sluggishness of a giant supertanker turning in midocean, the U.S. military establishment is slowly changing its strategic course. Well before arms-control...

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What Will Come of the Geneva Talks?
Corn, David | January 12, 1985 issue
Comments on the January 1985 arms control talks between U.S. Secretary of State George Shulz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva, Switzerland....

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A Way to Break The Arms Deadlock
Tirman, John | February 16, 1985 issue
Analyzes possible ways of breaking the arms deadlock between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Factors affecting the prospects for productive arms control...

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Beat the Devil
Cockburn, Alexander | October 25, 1986 issue
It's been an axiom of those holding a kindly or evolutionary view of the U.S. President's political consciousness that in the end a sense of responsibility...

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Law or No Law, the Arms Flow
Arnson, Cynthia | April 29, 1978 issue
Discusses the continuous flow of arms and ammunition to Chile despite U.S. Congress' passage of a comprehensive embargo on military sales to the country...

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Nuclear Calendar
June 5, 1982 issue
Announces that the June 12, 1982 edition of the periodical 'The Nation,' will present a comprehensive national and international calendar of antinuclear...

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Editorials
January 29, 1983 issue
Presents several editorials which discuss different subjects. "It's Midterm Crisis Time," which discussed midterm electoral fears of U.S. President Ronald...

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The Politics of Disarmament
Viorst, Milton | June 3, 1978 issue
Deals with the political elements underlying the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks II (SALT II) treaty in the United States. Reasons behind a group of Senate...

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Editorials
November 6, 1982 issue
Presents several editorials which discuss different subjects. "Running Scared," which discussed the nuclear freeze movement in the U.S.; "The Third Brazil,"...

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But Will They Come?
Donner, Frank | November 6, 1982 issue
Discusses the proposal for a mutual nuclear freeze movement in the U.S. Institutional and religious endorsers of the freeze; List of prominent individuals...

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