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These issues all mold American fo
L.agleburger explained these decision
Americans think.
"It's important that Americans re:
there are very few clear succeses in fi
former undersecretary of state for [
"It's like a moving target. And \
blem aside, you always got another
deal with. That's the way the world
But Eagleburger explained one rt
better.
The stalemate in relations between
Mates now may be weakening after n
with the two superpowers, he said.
The warming relationship between
States may influence both to decide
by the second summit in Moscow n<
"But it means convincing the So\
business in the world in ways differei
course in the past several decades,"
Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiati
control agreement, but Eaglcburgci
buckle under Soviet pressure to thw
This defense mechanism impedes
ing to war because they can't pin dt
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Prime minister Edward Seaga from *
Senators. Continued
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federally funded, independent fonru
ports groups seeking to create
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world.
One grant, totalling $165,(XX), will
program by three Chilean academic
encourage the process of democrat
Chile.
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is can't be made as easily as many
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urcign policy,'' said fcagleburger,
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vhcn you've finally put one proone
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is," he said.
curring problem may be getting
i the Soviet Union and the United
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the Soviet Union and the United
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liagleburger said.
ivc possibly may hinder any arms
r said he hopes Reagan doesn't
art the Star Wars program,
any possibility of the Soviets go>wn
which targets their intercon*
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tincntal missiles may hit, he said.
But Eagleburger added the "Star
sidered a security blanket to protect
nuclear war.
"SDI is often oversold. I don't I
can eliminate the possiblitiy of anj
the U.S.," he said.
As for the United States' burgeon
Congress can't mend this problem I
Even if the U.S. trade deficit was s
major world dprcssion.
"You can't all of a sudden cut <
habit of selling to you, and we've g
can't cut them all off at once and
which will affect us as well as ever!
This year's U.S. foreign policy o
rent negotiations with the Soviets, E
policy focus now should strengthen
Soviets but also with ThirH WnrlfJ i
Eagleburger pointed out that the
$27 million in humanitarian aid to Is
by the leftist Sandinista regime. Rc
million more to help unseat the C
and establish a more democraticall;
Reagan may not receive all of t
because Congress now is realizing t
needs to be set up, Eaglcburger sai*
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United States against a future
'.hink anybody ought to assume it
/ strategic nuclear missiles hitting
ing trade deficit, Eagleburger said
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?olvcd, its solution would cause a
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otten in the habit of buying. You
not cxpcct an economic collapse,
)ody else," he said.
utlook is in good shape with cursagleburger
said. The U.S. foreign
not only its relationship with the
nations as Nicaragua, he said.
: United States is currently giving
Nicaragua, which is being governed
ragan has asked Congress for $70
ommunist-influcnced government
y run administration.
he aid, but he may receive some
hat a more democratic institution
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