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(Archived document, may contain errors) 261 April 18, 1983 EL SALVADOR: WHAT'S NEXT INTRODUCTION After receding from public attention, the policy of the United States toward El Salvador has recently reemerged as a contentious issue. Fundamental questions, including whether the U.S. should be involved in El Salvador at all, and if so, in what ways, are being debated. The fate of El Salvador hangs on the outcome of this debate.

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(Archived document, may contain errors) 677 October 26,1988 PROSPECTS FOR ARAB-ISRAELI PEACE INTRODUCTION Prompted by the Palestinian intifada (uprising) in the West Bank and Gaza, now eleven months old, Secretary of State George Shultz launched a peace offensive early this year to relieve tens i ons and outline a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict. Shultz has traveled to the Middle East four times since the uprising began last December to push his peace plan with little apparent success. Alt...

John Hughes won the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting in Indonesia and went on to a career that spanned Voice of America and the Reagan administration.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 244 Janaury 25, 1983 REVITALIZING THE US.-JAPAN PARTNERSHIP INTRODUCTION The visit of Secretary of State George Shultz to Japan so soon after the journey of Prime Minister Nakasone to Was hington ensures that the contentious issues in U.S.-Jar>anese relations will continue to receive high-level and prioriEy attention.

In this talk given at Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting's fifteenth anniversary celebration in New York City on January 23, 2002, Noam Chomsky considers how a journalist sent from Mars would consider the then-government's 'war on terror', which remains ongoing.

A lecture by John Stockwell given in October, 1987 on the inner workings of the national security council and the CIA's convert actions in Angola, Central America and Vietnam.

In an era of extreme polarization, there were very few people as broadly respected as George Shultz.

Democratic View: Lets Rebuild Trust Joe Shapiro FacebookTwitterEmail The Chair of the Ridgefield Democratic Town Committee writes this latest guest column from the committee in the town about the concept along with people.PETER POWELL / POOL /AFP via Getty Images George Shultz, who served as U.S. Secretary of State under President Reagan for six years, turned 100 last week. On his birthday Secretary Shultz, now a Distinguished Fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution, wrote a column...