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in any other time in history as far as our negotiating ability” because of incidents such as the repeated successful terrorist attacks against the U.S. military forces in the Middle East.
He recognizes the need for stability in the Arab states, supports economic and military aid to Israel and opposes recognition of the PLO as the official representative of the Palestinian people.
• Central America: The U.S. should follow a policy of intervening in a country’s affairs only when there is an invasion of foreign troops — not simply because we do not like the type of leadership a country has, said Costello.
“I would support continued presence in El Salvador simply because there is no easy way out," he added.
• Relations With USSR: He supports a policy of continued non-confrontation with the Soviets. We should capitalize on “soft spots” such as Poland which are reaching out and help them resist the expansion of the Soviet bloc, he said.
• Import Quotas: In general, Costello said the U.S. should reciprocate in kind with countries which discriminate against the U.S. and then negotiate the situation down. He favors import quoesO.
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