In Our Opinion Diplomacy Needs Defining for Soviet
The piece critiques the Soviet use of diplomacy at the U N special session on Israel Arab conflict. It argues Moscow distorted Webster's definition, promotes propaganda, and urges real negotiation backed by U S pressure on Israel to advance Arab-Israeli reconciliation while noting the unresolved, explosive Cold War legacy.
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Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Webster
Assembly
Israel
Middle East
Security Council
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Sinai
Jordan
Jerusalem
United States
Pressures in first years of school mirror executive syndrome
German child psychiatrist Hubert Harbauer told the European Child Psychiatry Congress in Wiesbaden that early school pressures resemble the executive syndrome seen in adults. He attributed parental stress and school pressures as the main causes, noting parents push for high grades, shaping an atmosphere of insecurity and conflict for young children.
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Hubert Harbauer
Rodale
Harbauer
Wiesbaden
Impressions Of Inez Proverbs At Castro Kosygin Parley
A Havana visit by Premier Kosygin prompts jokes and proverbs about Soviet Cuba relations. Kosygin offers trade deals including soap, detergent, a steel mill with razor blade output conditions, and a free trial. Castro replies with Cuban proverbs and hints at independence from Moscow.intl
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Cuba
Castro
U.S.S.R
Hea
cht-Ashbury
Havana
Kosygin
Mr. Castro
Sierra Maestra
Fidel
Us.s.r
Johnson
Haight- Ashbury
NSA funding jockeyed by foundations exposed
The Patman committee outlines 14 major foundations with assets totaling 7.3 billion dollars and shows only Ford and Rockefeller gave small sums to the National Student Association while the rest funded other causes. It notes diverse grants from Pew Memorial Trust Lilly Endowment Duke and Kellogg among others and criticizes tax free gifts subsidizing research while basic education suffers. Andreas Papandreou, Greece’s former economics professor, is moved to an Athens prison with a view to escape attempts. Israel extends immediate support to Arab officials and refugees in newly occupied territories with loans salaries and school plans as it prepares to open Arab schools and markets.
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Washington
Central Intelligence
National Student Association
Wright Patman
D-Tex
CIA
Fed
Rockefeller
Ford
Pew Memorial Trust
Sun Oil Company
Harding College
Arkansas
Dr. Schwarz
India
Lilly Endowment
Lilly
NSA
Lille
Duke
Bull Durham
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
John A. Hartford Foundation
A&p
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Carnegie Foundation
Carnegie Steel
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
General Motors
Longwood Foundation
du Pont
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Commonwealth Fund of
New York
Patman
Andrew Mellon
Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Papandreou
Andreas
Israel
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Interior researchers and imagined calamities in brief
Maclean riffs on the Interior Department’s speculative studies from melting ice to a land bridged Palm Beach to Lisbon. He jokes about mountains flattening yield land, rabbits covering Stamford, coconuts draining pockets, and the value of idle research. He ends noting past Mississippi march violence and Rolling Stones jail sentences.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Interior Department
Interior
Antarctic
Mississippi
U.S
Amazon
Palm Beach
Fla
Lisbon
Portugal
Stamford
Conn
St. Petersburg
Hawaii
Publishers rush out with Part I books on Israel victory
Fragmentary note suggests publishers may label early Israel victory books as Part I to indicate a series or installment. The text hints at haste in releasing material and applying a serial designation.
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Israel
Wrong Way Driver Sparks Debate in England
A column claims a woman driver on a London freeway traveled ten miles the wrong way before detection. It argues women are better drivers out of necessity, then mocks British restraint and stereotypes, asserting such incidents only occur in England.
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London
England
Romney faces knowledge gap as 1968 bid shifts into high gear
Romney aides plan a six month push to repair his image and sharpen foreign policy stance. A Europe trip and a Vietnam Asia tour loom as turning points. They seek a top campaign director like William Scranton to install a firm delegate strategy for the GOP convention.
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Romney
Europe
Virgin Islands
Vietnam
Asia
Mackinac Island
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Tshombe Seized in Algeria in Congo Power Struggle
Russell Kirk reports Moise Tshombe, former Congo premier and Katanga president, kidnapped by Mobutu regime agents and flown to Algeria. Mobutu aims to extradite him for execution. Algeria may resist. U.S. pressure could avert a judicial lynching and calm Congolese tensions.
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Russell Kirk
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Algeria
Mobutu
Tshombe
Belgium
Simbas
Africa
Shombe
Spain
Balearic Islands
Issambe
Boumedienne
Kide
Ben Bella
Kinshasa
United States
American State Department
Persuasion as a humane art and its divine aim
A discussion on per suasion tracing its Latin roots through through and sweetness. The piece argues a persuasive person wins minds with firmness and kindness seeks harmony, not dominance, and uses persuasion as a tool for peace and justice. It quotes a biblical line and urges cultivating harmony in all life spheres. West Kentucky wildlife note follows about wild turkeys in Land Between the Lakes claim by Harry Towles of the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources Department and Pilgrim-era bloodlines.
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Frankfort
West Kentucky
Between the Lakes
United States
Harry Towles
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources Department
Towles
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