Israel moves toward reestablishing talks with Soviet Union
Analysis notes a thaw in Cold War era tensions as Israel and the Soviet Union consider resuming diplomatic ties after years of limbo since 1967. Reports cite meetings involving Golda Meir and Abba Eban, Soviet reach in Egypt, and Moscow seeking direct dialogue to influence Middle East dynamics amid U.S. involvement.
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Middle East
Israel
Soviet Union
Egypt
U.S.S.R
Abba Eban
United States of America
Moscow
China
Russia
Nixon weighs steps as Vietcong talk moves Paris talks
Washington dispatch assesses new Vietcong peace proposals in Paris. It argues the Communist side seeks to pressure Nixon through media interviews to push for end of war by year end with POW releases. The piece outlines possible Nixon countermoves including phased troop withdrawals and a residual force, while noting Hanoi aims to erode U.S. resolve via propaganda and PR.
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Washington, D.C
Paris
Nixon
North Vietnam
Ata
Hanoi
South Vietnam
le Duc Tho
South County political leaders and their Washington letters
A listing of U S senators and congressmen serving South County areas including Cranston Tunney Milter Edwards and their Washington offices. It also lists state senators Petris Halmdahl and Bradley and assemblymen Bos Crown Fong with districts coterminous to Alameda County and addresses for state capitol Sacramento.
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U.S
South County
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington
George P. Milter
Rayburn
Washington, D.C
San Leaniro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Livermore- Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Don Edwards
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Alameda Cor
Nicholas C. Petris
Daha W. Halmdahl
Clark L. Bradley
Reyrit Hean
Alameda County
Livermore-Amador Valley
Cartes Bos
Hayward
Right to Die Debate at Michigan Conference
Russell Kirk discusses if incurably ill patients should have the right to authorize doctors to stop life-sustaining treatment. He argues the physician is not morally obligated to prolong life artificially when the case is hopeless, distinguishing this from murder or suicide, and cites consent from relatives when the patient cannot decide.
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University of Michigan
Clark Hopking
Hopkins
Anole
Rody
Bitter East German jokes reveal life under Honecker
East Germans vent through stories describing a year of limited gains, pervasive surveillance, and shortages while leaders claim progress. Honecker promises a new five year plan for 1971-75, yet apathy remains as six prior plans failed. Soviet occupation dominates East German life with 44,000 Red Army troops around Berlin and 14 airfields.
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West Berlin
Berlin
East Berlin
Erich Honecker
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Werner
Werner Seelenbinder Hall For the Benefit of Russia’s No. One Leonid, Brezhnev
Honecker
Charley
Wall
Rolls-Royce
Hokey
Hokes
Hokum
East Germany
West Germany
Brezhnev
Werner Seelenbinder
Soviet Union
Kmmense Seviet
U.S
Heinrich Himmier
Gestapo
Tyrol
Salzkammergut
Salzburg
Czechoslovakian
KGB
Czech
Calovakia
Moscow
Nixon move to empower security board sparks uproar
A presidential order expands the Subversive Activities Control Board SACB to include domestic violence groups and broaden its powers. The move, aiming to strengthen security after the Pentagon Papers theft, prompts debate over safeguarding civil rights and extending subpoena and contempt authority. The Attorney General proposes legislation renaming the board to the Federal Internal Security Board and authorizing public hearings and cross examination.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
Mife
Mayday Tribe
U.S
House
ISACB
Federal Internal Security Board
Notable historical dates and tragic aviation collision details
This day in history lists births and events from 1806 to 1989 including author A J Crank born in 1806, Franco-Prussian War start in 1870, a 1940s Russian defense post change, and a 1907 airliner collision in North Carolina killing two. It also notes a drowning death of Mary Jo Kopechine and a bridge incident in Massachusetts.
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Josef Statin
Défense
Russia
Europe
Navy
John McNaughton
North Carolina
Mary Jo Kopechine
Sith
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Cea
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Lapland
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South
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South Korea
North Korea
Congress
John V. Tunney
Washington, DC
State Capitol
Sacramento
Russell Kirk
Henry J. Taylor
Holmes Alexander
Simons
John Matan
Lyndon Johnson
Gen. Alé Appropriations
Ellender
Proxmire
Mahan
Sace
Asimus
Jeft
Robert Marchan
Ad Jin
Federal Register
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Ist
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Justice Department
Pentagon
A.J. Crank
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