Open the ‘Cold Spot’ files
BY: Al Santoli The Washington Times, January 24, 1994 In the last battle of the Vietnam War, surviving American families...
Year: 1994
PUTTING CLINTON’S VIETNAM POLICY ON THE ‘SPOT’: ‘COLD SPOT’ FILES CRY OUT FOR INQUIRY ON POW COVER-UP
(Washington, D.C.): In the attached op.ed. article published in yesterday's Washington Times, a distinguished member of the Center for Security...
WHO LOST RUSSIA? THE SAME PEOPLE WHO ARE TAKING IT BACK — THE SOVIETS AND THEIR FRIENDS
(Washington, D.C.): The nickel has dropped for all but the most self-deluding observers of developments in Russia: The relatively brief...
INMAN FLAME-OUT BREAKS THE CODE ON ‘MYTH OF AUTHORITY,’ RAISES QUESTIONS ON ‘EXPERT’ JUDGMENT RE: CLINTON POLICIES
(Washington, D.C.): Ironically, the nation owes Adm. Bobby Ray Inman a debt of gratitude: With his bizarre performance at an...
CENTER WELCOMES HALPERIN’S DEPARTURE FROM D.O.D., COUNSELS AGAINST INFLICTING HIM ON ANOTHER AGENCY
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today welcomed the report in this morning's New York Times that Morton Halperin...
CENTER CHARGES A COVERUP ON VIETNAM POW-MIA’S THAT SHOULD ‘DWARF WATERGATE’, URGES C-SPAN TO AIR SEN. SMITH’S BRIEFING
(Washington, D.C.): In a one-hour television call-in program on the Vietnam trade embargo transmitted by C-SPAN last night, Center for...
‘MAKE EVERYBODY FEEL GOOD’: WHY CLINTON CAN’T PROVIDE FOREIGN POLICY LEADERSHIP
(Washington, D.C.): With the prospect growing day-by-day that President Clinton's first field trip to Europe and Russia will be a...
Strobe Talbott on NATO: An Answer
BY: Robert B. Zoellick The Washington Post, January 5, 1994 Poland's Foreign Minister Andrzej Olechowski visited Washington last month to...
Who gets the last laugh? Policy jackstraws at State
BY: Frank Gaffney Jr.The Washington Times, January 5, 1994 Poor Warren Christopher. The conventional wisdom around town has it that...
WHAT ABOUT AN ‘OPERATION COMING CLEAN’ ON AMERICAN POW/MIA’S ABANDONED IN INDOCHINA?
(Washington, D.C.): The Clinton Administration's dubious priorities could not be more clearly displayed than by its sharply contrasting attitudes toward...