| Show A4 his advisers on Korea and Haiti to "say 'OK Let's take a chance' And it paid off" As Peacemaker II Continued from Wednesday hard-lin- e A-- 1 MEMIlliIMMINII Carter recounted the call from Castro in an interview Wednesday during which he also did some with President Clinton whose Haiti policy he has criticized A delegation of Carter retired Gen Colin Powell a and Sen Sam Nunn worked out the llth-hou- r agreement that averted a US invasion of Haiti "Carter pulled our chestnuts out of the fire" a Clinton aide said "But he's a loose cannon" Said Carter: "Part of the legitirnacy of our delegation this time was that all three of us had spoken out against some facet of the policy But I don't see anything wrong with it I'm filled with admiration and thanks for President Clinton for making it possible for us to go "But in the aftermath of these trips you always have a resurrection particularly in the news media — 'Well gee President Clinton said this and Jimmy Carter said that and now they're fighting with each other" Carter continued He said he and Clinton have spoken by phone this week Carter recalled that a similar purported rift between the two was reported after his return in June from North Korea There he helped arrange a series of accords after the Clinton administration had threatened sanctions "I look on President Clinton as having shown superb political courage on very difficult issues" Carter said adding that Clinton had overridden objections from fence-mendin- g three-perso- n D-G- Veterans Retreat In Their Battle Against North Continued from A-- 1 IIII scares the pants off the professional politicians who have done nothing for America and everything to empower themselves and to expand the role of government into our private lives" Two of the more prominent North critics willing to take him on publicly have been GOP Sen John Warner former secretary of the Navy and Marine veteran of Korea and Robert McFarlane Ronald Reagan's national security adviser and a former Marine colonel Warner arranged for conservative GOP opposition former Virginia Atty Gen Marshall Coleman McFarlane pumping his new book went on "60 Minutes" to rip North as "a performer who dishonored his family name betrayed his friends" and who "lies to me to the Congress to the for the softening US policy against Cuba He said "the people of Cuba have been suffering severely" and that "Cuba is no longer a threat to our security" Castro telephoned him during his country's recent refugee crisis Carter said "It was pleasant" he said of the conversation which he said Castro requested Carter was reluctant to go into detail without his notes of the conversation handy but he said Castro did mention the 1980 Mariel boatlift That is when the Cuban leader hit the Carter administration with an election-yea- r refugee crisis by opening Cuba's port of Mariel so 125000 Cubans could flee to Florida Carter said he passed on the Castro conversation to Clinton He said he is willing to talk more with Castro but added: "I don't have any plans at all to get involved in the Cuba thing" Carter has presented a generally positive portrayal of Lt Gen Raoul Cedras the Haitian military leader who was denounced by Clinton last week He said when he acts as a peace emissary it is "a ridiculous approach" for him to repeat condemnations and ultimatums and then say: "Now let's see if we can work out a problem" Carter also explained an invitation to Cedras to come teach Sunday School with him at his hometown church in Plains Ga That came at the end of the telephone call from Cedras last week that eventually led to his Haiti mis- II Continued from 1 '' ''''' I ' 1 or ' Iran-Contr- a: LOBSTEM3MAI 1111111111itilMaine 9 (g) a i' 4te1 414 xt a tt ' 4'7 ISit 1 AA? 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