Sadat's May AP address signals Egypt's rising media influence
Editorial notes Sadat's tentative invitation to address the Associated Press meeting in Atlanta on May 1, highlighting his impact on American news and opinion amid revived Middle East peace talks. It compares his star appeal to Churchill and Adenauer, while noting lingering pro Israel sentiments and Begin's public relations skill.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Associated Press
Atlanta
Sadat
Middle East
Menachem Begin
Surpri
Time Magazine
60 Minutes
Mike Wallace
Morley Safer
Dan Rather
Winston Churchill
Britain
Churchill
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Federal Republic of Germany
Adenauer
Germany
Hitler
West Germany
Uni Ted
At wit s end The photographers
Emma pumprd humorously critiques amateur photography and married life through a collage of eccentric shots and obsessive habits. The piece satirizes impulsive Instamatic use, self condemning gear lust, and odd family camera exploits, concluding with a Field Enterprises caption from 1978.
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Emma Pumprd
Grand Canyon
Nikkormat
Illinois
Colorado
New York
Florida
Texas
Nuclear power helps nation says Dr Beckmann and Purdue expert
The Real Paper style critique urges continued use of nuclear energy amid anti nuke protests. Dr Petr Beckmann argues 67 plants operated near capacity and warns sabotage by obstructionists could endanger the grid. Purdue professors promote nuclear power, noting its safety and role in reducing coal dependency.
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Cambridge
Mass
Clamshell Alliance
New
Seabrook
New Hampshire
United Mine Workers
Atom
Petr Beckmann
University of Colorado
Access To Energy
Boulder
Beckmann
Middle East
Jimmy Carter
Clinch River
Jerry Brown
California
America
Indiana
Phillip Powers
Purdue University
Paul Lykoudis
School of
Nuclear Engineering
Purdue
Crossing protection at Anderson rails urged now
Reader Mary M Decker writes to the editor from Anderson Indiana blaming slow action on guard rails at railroad crossings. She cites two fatal car train accidents since June 1977 and a recent death, urging city officials and Con Rail to install protective barriers immediately.
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Los Angeles
Hillside Strangler
New York
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Washington D.C
Anderson
Con Rail
Anderson, Indiana
Mary M. Decker
Presidential props
Washington column argues Carter relies on nerve and steadying hands of allies to stay upright in presidency. It notes Mike Blumenthal and Bob Strauss support him, Byrd counsels on weapons, and Vance backs foreign policy while questioning reliance on external props. The piece ends by asking what remains if these props fail.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
D.C
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Herbert Hoover
Gerry Ford
White House
Truman
Marshall, Acheson
Mr. Carter
American Newspapers Editors Association
Treasury
Mike Blumenthal
Robert Strauss
Blumenthal
Bob Strauss
Strauss
Ford
Brezhnev
Senator Byrd
Byrd
NATO
Cyrus Vance
Lot
Era
Sodom
Gomorrah
Capital fare Comment on ERA
Andrew Tully argues against the Equal Rights Amendment citing its simple text as risky for women and men’s obligations. He compares ERA advocates to Lot’s wife, frames biblical and historical gender biases, and concludes ERA should fail to protect civil rights while praising proponents’ curiosity.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
United States
Lot
Sodom
Zoar
Darwin
Edison
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