Time for senseless War game to end
In Our Opinion the Cold War fuels endless crises from the Middle East to Vietnam and blocks world peace. Two powers alone shape fate. only United States and Russia cooperation can end the nuclear brinkmanship and finally stop the costly game.
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Middle East
United States
Russia
Nasser
Castro
U.N
Vietnam
West
Ho Chi Minh
United Nations
Humanity
USO Centers Spread Wide as 1966 Report Marks 25th Year
The USO operates centers from Hill 327 in Da Nang to Vung Tau and beyond, including Naha Aguadilla Rota Manila Paris Rome Istanbul and 29 more. In 1966 it spent 4 million from contributions, with 1 694 United Funds gifts, drawing 17 million service members to centers and 3.2 million to shows.
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USO
da Nang
Vietnam
Vung Tau
United Service Organizations
Naha
Okinawa
Aguadilla
Puerto Rico
Rota
Spain
Manila
Paris
Rome
Istanbul
U. S
United Funds
Dream Houses and the Weight of Built Hope
Paul Harvey muses on the dream house as motivation and memory. He recalls Nordhoff and Hall on a Pacific island, Don Blanding’s Vanbond House, and William Gillette’s fortresslike Connecticut home, noting the emotional pull and fragility of such structures.
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Nordhoff
Hall
Pacific
Don Blanding
Carmel
Caliornia
Mister Gillette
Connecticut River
William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
John Barrymore
Richard Burton
Connecticut
Gillette
Kremlin Justifies Aid as U N Probes
The piece argues Soviet aid to Arab states is to bolster support at the United Nations and reassure Russian citizens about Near East investments. It recalls the Mitchell case, noting how private secretaries influenced ethics inquiries and highlighting historical Senate actions and convictions in early 1900s Oregon.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
Near East
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Nikita Khrushchev
Nasser
Aswan Dam
U.N. General Assembly
John H. Mitchell
Teddy Roosevelt
Sen. Mitchell
Harry C. Robertson
Robertson
U.S. Senate
United States
Sen. Barton
Kansas
Dodd
Mitchell
Senate
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the
High rates linger as policy aims clash with borrower's behavior
The AP reports that despite administration and Fed efforts to lower rates from last year's peak, long-term borrowing costs rise while short-term markets strengthen. Utilities paid high yields on new debt, and housing finance remains unsettled as higher home prices offset lower mortgage rates, dampening a housing boom.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
New Jersey
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Federal Reserve
Administration
Biddeford Seco JournalPublisher and Editors Listed
The Biddeford daily paper lists its address at 11 Adams Street and specifies publisher P. Ingalls and managing editor as well as contact numbers for editorial and business departments. It notes subscription rates payable in advance and AP membership with republication rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
Rubble of Mideast War Exposes Global Impotence and Bias
Washington insight critiques how major powers and regions showed political impotence and selective ethics during the quick Middle East conflict. It contrasts Western hesitation with Israeli victory, notes double standards on war and Vietnam, and laments the battered reputations of Britain, Germany, India, Egypt, and others in a week of upheaval.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Middle East
Sinai Desert
Britain
West Germany
France
Italy
Israel
India
Indira Gandhi
Egypt
Nasser
Vietnam
Suez
Kosygin
Johnson
China
Europe
Enduring peace in the Levant ideas by Russell Kirk
The author argues that a lasting Middle East settlement requires great power involvement, likely U S leadership, and a Geneva style framework. He proposes Jerusalem under international authority, an internationalized Suez Canal, and a defined border plan including Gaza, Nablus, Jericho, and Jordanian adjustments with compensation and aid, acknowledging Soviet opposition.
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Jerusalem
United Nations
Israel
Jordan
Suez Canal
Egypt
Sinai
Negev Desert
Strait of Tiran
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Nablus
Jericho
Sea of Galilee
Syria
Soviet Russia
Levant
Three Minutes A Day by Reverend James Keller
Reverend James Keller outlines a life philosophy centered on helping people and believing in their inherent goodness. He stresses using talents to aid mankind, whether as a broadcaster, social worker, politician, or teacher, to help others feel part of a divine pattern.
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James Keller
Art Linkletter
Ife
John
Remembering oil and politics in the Middle East
A nostalgic column jokes about dependence on Middle East oil, politics in the region, and the ironic image of vehicles running on the opposite way with a reflective closing about love and humanity.
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