IT Is A sad honor to be invited to take over James Burnham’s column temporarily. Sad because of his illness; an honor because it has been, these many years, the best column of its kind in the world.
President Carter and his Administration have now had two weeks to mull over and digest the lessons of the recent state visit by Hassan II, King of Morocco. I wonder whether they have in fact done the mulling and digesting and are planning to act accordingly. I happened to be in Morocco on holiday while the King and his closest advisors were in Washington, and I naturally focused my attention on Morocco’s recent involvement in world affairs.
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