Synod Bishops Fault U S Capitalism and Oppression
At the Vatican a Third International Synod of Bishops voices criticism of the United States for alleged oppressive attitudes toward the poor and disadvantaged. It argues capitalism based in the U S exploits developing nations, proposes an international committee of capitalists and Communists to police investments, and suggests the real devils are elsewhere.
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Third International Synod of Bishops
Vatican
United States of America
United States
Arab Jews in Israel Amid Global Jewish Exodus
Henry Taylor notes a Soviet anti Semitism crackdown and mass emigration of Arab and European Jews toward Israel. He cites Russian exit visa costs, Shin Bet insights, and quotes from Sakharov and others. He details Moroccan upheaval and shrinking Arab Jewish communities while Israel's 1948 recognition shifts regional demographics. The piece frames Jews worldwide forming a new influential bloc in Israel and world Jewry.
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Jewish Defense League
U.N
New York
Hworld
Europe
Russi
U.s.fl
Israel
United States
U.S.S
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Sheruter Betshan
Shinbet
Israel Intelligence Service
Zalman Shazar
Communist Party
A. I. Tvanov
Andrei D. Sakharov
Supreme Soviet
Yehudi Meruhin
Guinal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Houari Boumedienne
Libya
Cal
Muammar el-Qaddafi
Idris
Sudan
Gaafar al- Nineiry
Marocve
Hassan II
Stirit
Rabat
Casablanca
Tangier
Jew Beach
Jew River
Hassan
Thors
Morocco
France
Marrakesh
Palestine
Do bagmen need a union in graft economy
Washington columnist quips about police corruption probes in New York and a bogus labor union leader proposing graft inclusion in collective bargaining. The satirical piece imagines a Gompers Palm grease urging a guaranteed take, a 1 percent payback, and a 32 percent rise, with inflation fears dismissed.
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Dick West Washington
USPT
New York
Gompers Palmgrease
National Federation of Bogmen
Palmgrease
Washington Representatives and Districts Listed in DC Addresses
Washington lawmakers and districts listed include Senator Alan Cranston and Senator John Tunney both Democrats with Washington offices. Representatives George Miller and Don Brtwarde, also Democrats, with districts covering parts of South County including Hayward, Union City, Fremont, Newark and portions of Alameda and Santa Clara counties.
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South County
Alan Cranston
Pitt Nab Sebi
Washington,c
John ¥. Tunney
New
Senate
Washington, D.c
George F. Miller
Bourn
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lavensa
Livermore- Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alaméda
East Oakland
Don Brtwarde
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Senda Clara
San Mateo
Kennedy Ribicoff clash over Ireland stirs wide debate
In a sharp critique of the Kennedy Ribicoff Ireland resolution, the author denounces their call for British troop withdrawal and warns it could fuel sectarian strife in Northern Ireland. He praises prudent restraint, recalls Belfast and Derry violence, and urges peace through law and negotiation.
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Congress
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Atdyise
Peter Rabbit
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Abraham Ribbott
Torpar- T
Kennedy-Hibicoff
United States
Northern Ireland
Britain
Detroit
Michigan
Turther
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
New England
Kennedy-Ribicott
Nixon
Cathleen Ni Houlihan
Ireland
Kennedy
Ribicoff
Belfast
Derry
Irish Republican Army
Ulster
America
Northern
Southern Ireland
Orangemen
IRA
Ribbott
Dublin
INA
Hat
Soviet
Russia
London
Kennedy-Ribicoff
IRS
Ute
Ian Paisley
Southeast Asia
Cathleen Ni Hovlihar
Falls Road
Presidential autobiographies fascinate with candid secrets
The essay surveys major presidential memoirs from Jefferson to Nixon, praising Nixon’s Six Crises and Lyndon Johnson’s The Vantage Point while noting Johnson’s humor and the critics’ view of his self-portrayal. It argues Evans and Novak frame power well and contemplates Johnson’s and Nixon’s legacies amid postwar political shifts.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
van Buren
George Washington
Jefferson
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Brother Lymm
Sam Houston Johnson
Sam
Lyndon
Ladybird
Johnson
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Peking
George Meany
United Nations
Mrr. Nix
Fires Destroy Boston Warehouse and Citywide Damage
A Boston warehouse fire in 1872 destroyed 800 buildings by the next day, with damage estimated at 75 million dollars. Marie Dressler was born November 9, 1873. In 1853 Franklin D. Roosevelt created the Civil Works Administration to provide jobs. In 1953 the Supreme Court ruled major league baseball not within federal anti trust laws. A thought for today by C. Menken.
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Boston
Marie Dressler
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
Supreme Court
C. Menry
Rainmaking talk and early cloud seeding gains
Paul Harvey laments the dry weather and discusses Floyd Schneider John MacArthur and NOAA officials touting rain making. The piece notes weather bureau tests dropping silver iodide flares, leading to rapid downpours, and cites Colorado State University and the Bureau of Reclamation on snow seeding to boost water supply despite ecological and legal concerns.
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San Antonio
Texas
Floyd
Floyd Schneider
Aoe Walt
John MacArthur
South Florida
Everglades
Dea Oene
States Commerce Department
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Centro
South
Florida
Offeat Weather Bureau
White
NOAA
Miami
Colorado State
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Collisea
Climax
Colo
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