Sadat Begin talks may sow hope for peace in Middle East
The Ismailia Christmas summit shows both sides now talk face to face and share a belief peace is possible. Sadat's tough stance on withdrawal and Palestinian statehood contrasts with Begin's security focus, signaling careful steps ahead amid renewed Arab caution.
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Francis Bacon
Ismailia
Sadat
Begin
Mr. Sadat
Israel
Egypt
Damascus
Geneva
Jordan
Syria
Cairo
Jerusalem
Mr. Begin
Embattled Editor Retires After Courageous Press Fight
Alberto Gainza Paz owner and editor of La Prensa in Buenos Aires fought censorship by Juan Peron. Exiled in 1951, he campaigned against the regime, returned in 1955 after Peron's ouster, and helped found the Inter- American Press Association. His legacy endures for press freedom worldwide.
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Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Argentina
Gainza Paz
Peron
Inter- American Press Association
Americas
Social Security System Faces Collapse Warning
Phyllis Schlafly argues that the Carter era widened Social Security taxes 20 to 200 percent with a maximum tax rising to 6090 by 1987, creating a $227 billion burden on middle incomes. She blames birthrate decline, abortion, inflation, and spending for looming insolvency and criticizes Congress for delaying the issue.
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Carter
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Congress
How To Get New Grip On Life By Rev W L Truman
A preacher prescribes daily reading of the Twenty Third Psalm six times a day for fourteen days to transform thought patterns and life. The piece argues this simple practice reshapes thinking, faith, and outlook, citing personal stories and biblical references.
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David
Jesus
Mexico Wages Hairy War Against Heroin
Washington reports a Vietnam style campaign in the Sierra Madre against heroin growers. Mexican troops aided by U S advisers conduct helicopter strikes while face heavy guerrilla resistance and casualties as smugglers profit from the drug trade.
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Washington
Mexico
Sierra Madre Mountains
U.S
Rio Grande
United States
Sierra Madre
Hal Bernton
Chicago rats outnumber residents in citywide bounty hunt
West Side Chicago roving rat hunters armed with bats pursue a one dollar bounty per rat in a citywide effort. Six year rodent control program has pumped 50 000 pounds of gas into holes and 26 crews search streets yet rats outnumber people with an estimated three million in various areas. Rat bites have risen 60 percent in six years as sanitation lapses persist and alderman Steinberk funds the drive with business support. Bangkok once promoted rodents as good eating to curb the problem.
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West Side
Chicago
Frank Steinberk
22Nd Ward
Steinberk
Gold Coast
Lakefront
Department of Streets and Sanitation
Louis Farina
Bangkok
Thailand
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