Time cover chase of Kissinger Mideast miracle
The Time Magazine photo and caption praise Henry Kissinger for brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Egypt and Israel and Syria. The piece credits his dedication and 33 days of nonstop effort, notes the fragile nature of the accord, and questions longterm funding and taxpayer costs to sustain peace efforts. It mentions other nations and ongoing regional tensions.
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Time Magazine
Henry Kissinger
Mideast
Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Syria
John Q. Taxpayer
Congress
Fael
Dr. Kissinger
Aiken Standard Page Four Editorial Leadership
The Aiken Standard, established in 1867, lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D. Cathcart serving as Executive Editor on Page Four.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Hill reflects Palmetto Course's toughening during Devereux Milburn event
Rufus Ralph Hill of Washington DC recalls the Palmetto Golf Course felt easy at first but the Devereux Milburn Tournament brought a stiffer test. A farmer jokes about lanterns while a hired man replies and a well informed man defines his wife's honesty. Mrs Jinks marks ten years with a quip about a turkey.
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Ralph Hill
Washington, D.C
Jerry Beasley
Devereux Milburn
Palmetto
Palmetto Golf
Capitol City
Misses Parker Vacation Plans and Local Church Adel
YESTERYEAR item notes Misses Emily and Ann Parker leaving for a month at Camp Illahee in Brevard North Carolina. The piece also mentions vacation travels by Mr and Mrs Ferrell Holley and family to Cherry Grove Beach and the arrival home of Mr and Mrs Eugene A Keller from Virginia with niece Barbara Caylor and friend Louise Norman. Vacation Bible School staff at St Pauls Lutheran Church is listed with Ruth Stump as superintendent and a team of teachers and assistants.
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Dorothy Macdowell
Emily
Ann Parker
J.N. Parker
Valley Green Drive
Camp Illahee
Brevard
N.C
Ferrell Holley
Horry St
Cherry Grove Beach
Eugene A. Keller
Virginia
Barbara Caylor
Louise Norman
Richmond
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ruth Stump
Richard Murtha
W.G. Howell
H.C. Martin
Royston Merritt
John Thomas
Alfred Hahn
Fred Smith
Ellen Busch
Hermline Tovey
Eleanore Bussey
Proxmire and the Energy Problem
The piece critiques Senator Proxmire’s energy hearings and notes witnesses such as Leo Spano of Natick Labs MIT professor Thomas Reed and D G Wilson. It discusses waste-to-energy ideas, ethanol and fuel from trash, and a proposed surtax on fuels to fund a universal energy bonus. The author warns that Proxmire may embrace socialist style redistribution if such a bill surfaces.
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Bill Proxmire
Wisconsin
America
Bill
Joint Economic Committee
Leo Spano
Army
Natick Laboratories
Proxmire Committee
Thomas Reed
MIT
Reed
J. B. Hawley Jr
Union Carbide
Einstein
D. G. Wilson
Wilson
Proxmire
Reaching Out To Others In Therapy And Faith
Psychotherapy uses withdrawal of support to test ego strength and foster self reliance. The text argues that God’s unconditional love sustains self worth beyond success or crime, and that reassurance given to others lifts both giver and receiver. It emphasizes loving acts as growth and notes healthy people focus outward on others.
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Carl Barth
Paul Tillich
Europe at a Crossroads as New Leaders Rise
Valery Giscard dEstaing promises renewal in France while Gaullist and leftists seek influence after Mitterrand defeat. Helmut Schmidt may steer West Germany toward a tempered approach to the Communist world. Britain, Portugal, Italy, Greece shift governments as Nixon era Europe evolves.
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Valery Giscard d
Giscard d
Europe
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Brandt
Germany
Brane
Ostpolitik
Westpolitik
Atlantic
Western Europe
Britain
Atlantic Treaty Organization
Portugal
Italy
Greece
Nixon
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