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‘Storm Signals’
May 13, 2005Upon leaving Grenada after a visit during the U.S. invasion and occupation in October 1983, then-Secretary of State George Schultz looked out of his official jet at the lush greenery below and proclaimed, “What a lovely...
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U.S. labor group defies ban on Cuba travel
May 13, 2005The U.S. Treasury Department recently issued a “cease and desist order” to the U.S. – Cuba Labor Exchange because of that organization’s plan to send a delegation to Cuba at the end of April. The group...
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Letters
May 13, 2005Leaving a haunting legacy With the dawning awareness that, in many ways, the president and his team are incompetent nincompoops when it comes to foreign policy, it’s easier to comprehend just how badly their efforts have...
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EDITORIAL: Holocaust denial
May 13, 2005In conjunction with the 60th anniversary of the defeat of Hitler fascism, a new Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe opened in Berlin May 10. It is a memorial to the 6 million Jews who...
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My military tribunal
May 13, 2005Pages from workers’ lives Too young to join the Army during World War II, Richard Neill worked in the Merchant Marine. That was an equally dangerous job. He was drafted and wounded in the Korean War...
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