Israel faces worsening turmoil amid West Bank standoffs
The piece argues that Camp David promises unravel amid renewed West Bank tensions. It notes PLO influence grows as Arab leaders are silenced, Israeli settlements expand, and a Sinai settlement backdrop deepens distrust. It warns of May uprisings, general Arab strikes, and greater US-Israel strains without a clear path to peace.
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West Bank
Camp David
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Israel
Palestine
PLO
Menachem Begin
Sinai
Begin
Judea
Samaria
United States
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Our Liberals Want Intervention By MAX LERNER
In El Salvador post election, liberal voices split on how far Washington should intervene in the coalition politics and land reform. Lerner argues U.S. aims should focus on preventing Soviet bases and avoiding hypocrisy and confusion in calls for intervention. He says Salvadoreans must decide their fate, with U.S. aid only as training and support to end the civil conflict humanely.
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U.S
Congress
el Salvador
Letter Calls for Reserved Parking at Trials
Mrs. W. Schumacher of 948 Whitehall Place compliments the Jaycees for addressing March 13 trials and proposes selling parking spaces by row and time to reduce waste. She urges separate entrances for reserved and general parking to speed entry and thanks the organizers but asks for more effort.
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Jaycees
The
W. Schumacher
Whitehall Place
Home court advantage debated in post season tourneys
Ashley Cooper critiques NCAA and NIT post season play arguing home court inflates results. He cites Virginia loss to Alabama Birmingham and Georgia in the NIT, proposing a six point home court and three point regional court spots to level play.
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Virginia
Maryland
Alabama
Birmingham
Terry Holland
Georgia
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
N.C. State
DePaul
Oregon
North Carolina
Sampson & Co
Cavaliers
N.C
Debate on Central America policy and US role
A rhetorical critique questions the logic of anti US protests over El Salvador and argues for a restrained but firm US policy. It warns that withdrawing support would shift the conflict toward the far left and increase bloodshed, urging calculated assistance to nationalist movements and reduced Soviet influence.
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Soviet Union
Laos
Cambodia
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Washington
Argentina
Israel
Central America
Nicaragua
Cuba
U.S
Reagan
Isthmus
Kremlin
Angola
Ethiopia
Afghanistan
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SFR
Syria
WLAN
WCS. Bank
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
By Max Lerner
New York City
Arena Party
Roberto D’aubuisson
Jimmy Carter
D’aubuisson
Ashley Cooper
New Jersey
Tion
Maraner
Ayipe
FORD
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