On Negotiating with CubaAmerican Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1975 - 99 pages |
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... talks with the Cubans.2 All welcomed Premier Castro's offer to discuss a treaty dealing with the hijacking problem . None , however , felt that these talks should be an end in themselves . " Handled prop- erly , " the Washington Post ...
... talks with the Cubans.2 All welcomed Premier Castro's offer to discuss a treaty dealing with the hijacking problem . None , however , felt that these talks should be an end in themselves . " Handled prop- erly , " the Washington Post ...
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... talks with the Cubans themselves . Even starting them will not be easy , for there is much that divides our two countries , and , despite appear- ances , each government remains uncertain at the highest levels about what the other's ...
... talks with the Cubans themselves . Even starting them will not be easy , for there is much that divides our two countries , and , despite appear- ances , each government remains uncertain at the highest levels about what the other's ...
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... talks between Havana and Washington will begin sometime in the near future but that these talks will not necessarily be easy , profit- able or successful in resolving the major issues . The book outlines what has and will continue to ...
... talks between Havana and Washington will begin sometime in the near future but that these talks will not necessarily be easy , profit- able or successful in resolving the major issues . The book outlines what has and will continue to ...
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