Reading Sadats Jerusalem trip changes near east diplomacy
Column discusses how President Sadat's visit to Jerusalem altered the traditional Arab Israeli confrontation. It credits past U.S. efforts and warns that while the move breaks the old game, further progress is fragile and could be overturned by opposition from Arab states, Palestinians, and Russia.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Sadat
Near East
U.S
Russia
Geneva
Hawks
Carter
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Cairo
State Department
On This Date in History November 29 1977 Highlights
November 29 marks many events from 1760 Detroit surrender to British to 1974 death of H L Hunt in Dallas. Also 1922 Tutankhamen treasure claim, 1945 Yugoslav monarchy abolition, 1963 Warren Commission, 1973 Kumamoto fire, 5 years ago South Yemen independence, 1 year ago Durango land occupations. Birthdays James Rosenquist and Suzanne Chaffe. Thought for today about parenting by neighbors.
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United States
Switzerland
France
Republic of Brazil
Tutankhamen
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Earl Warren
John Kennedy
Kumamoto
Japan
H.L. Hunt
Dallas
Aden
South Arabia
South Yemen
Philip Berrigan
Mexico
Durango
James Rosenquist
Suzanne Chaffe
Will Rogers on Marines returning and citizenship plans
Will Rogers notes that most Marines are back in America for the first time in years. He quotes that many men like the country and plan to pursue citizenship papers.
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America
Ohio Rep Brown uses parliamentary maneuver on price labeling bill
Youthful representative Sherrod Brown with Rep. James Zehner blocked a floor amendment to keep item prices stamped on products. Opponents fear higher costs from blocking labor-saving scanning technology as the bill advances to the Senate next year.
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Ohio
Sherrod Brown
Mansfield
James S. Zehner
D-Yellow Springs
Brown
James A. Rhodes
Zehner
Myrle
D-Bourneville
Shoemaker
Finance Committee
Mahaney
Columbus Magazine
Statehouse
Mahoney
Senate
Letters to the Editor Guideline
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Imelda Marcos Seen as Powerhouse of Philippine Progress
The article portrays Imelda Romualdez Marcos as a dynamic force behind Manila's development. It notes her influence with Ferdinand Marcos across executive and legislative bodies, her charm and beauty, and her ability to mobilize large construction and social projects. The piece compares her drive to Mao Zedong's unifying impact and highlights her public popularity and formidable reach.
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Manila
Carlos Romulo
Imelda Romualdez Marcos
Philippines
Robert Moses
New York City
Lady Bird Johnson
Imelda
Ferdinand Marcos
Republic of the Philippines
Time Magazine
Marcos
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Mao Tsetung
Adolf Hitler
Chairman Mao
Neiman Marcus Opens in Washington D C A Capital Vignette
A Texas based Neiman Marcus opens in Washington D C drawing on government money culture. The interviewee notes luxury appeal to lawyers lobbyists embassies doctors wives real estate moguls and foreign dignitaries highlighting Washington's $450 billion annual expenditure and the potential cachet for the store's lingerie and odd luxury items.
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Washington
Neiman-Marcus
Washington, D.C
Feinbaum
Neiman-Marcuses
House
Senate
Neiman and Marcus
South Korea
Neiman- Marcus
Saudi Arabia
Dallas
Texas
Publisher and editorial staff of The Messenger Athens
The Messenger based at Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio lists its leadership including Publisher G Kenner Bush General Manager Richard R Paynter and editors Karl Runser Roy Cross Herb Amey and others with departments in City News Circulation Retail Advertising and Production. The roster names Fred W Weber II Fred E Bolles J William Coon Carl Weber and others as part of the news organization leadership.
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G. Kenner Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
District News City News
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Richland County
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