Meir Faces Post Ceasefire Realities and Global Pressures
The article notes Golda Meir’s leadership during the 3rd Egyptian Army standoff, U S Nixon influence, and Soviet diplomacy affecting a ceasefire. It portrays Israel’s democratic resilience amid Arab tension, with warnings about military escalation and the costs to intellect when war takes precedence.
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Senate scrutiny of Gerald Ford nomination begins this week
The Senate Rules Committee will hear Gerald Ford's qualifications as the nomination enters review. A long FBI documents backdrop and bipartisan scrutiny shape the process, with past vice presidents Agnew and Eagleton cited as references in evaluating Ford.
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Senate Rules Committee
Ford
Spiro Agnew
Tom Eagleton
Fiji American Clipper Launched in Baltimore 1882
The Fiji American Clipper began its life in Baltimore in 1882. Built to serve transatlantic routes, the vessel symbolized a bold era of steamship travel and maritime commerce during the late nineteenth century.
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Welfare recipients to switch to SSI under federal program
About 230000 aged blind and disabled residents will receive final welfare checks from the State Welfare Department as the federal government assumes SSI aid on January 1. SSI payments may be higher or lower for individuals. medical services and food stamps stay with the state agency. Eighty four percent will gain, two percent lose, nine percent face reductions, and five percent stay about the same. Nursing home residents retain medical aid, and glasses dentures hearing aids drugs and food stamps for qualified individuals continue.
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Old Philosopher Questions Press Accuracy
A reader critiques a judge statement about press inaccuracy and argues the press is not always wrong. He notes the Vice President case and disputes attributing blanket inaccuracy to newspapers and journals. He jokes about appeals courts and the Supreme Court and ends by blaming the Middle East for any inaccuracies.
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SBA Aids Small Businesses in Golden Triangle Area
Robert J. Logan of the SBA announces continued guaranteed loans for expansion and other purposes in the Golden Triangle. The Houston District Office schedules monthly visits to explain the lending program and assist businessmen, with C. H. Creed taking loan officer duties November 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce at 822-3721 to schedule an appointment.
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Golden Triangle
Houston
C. H. Creed
Bryan College Station
Milam County Home Service Project Praised by Reader
A letter to the editor from Virginia Schuhsler thanks the Herald for coverage of the new Milam County Home Service Project. She notes the article prompted calls and emails, and commends the paper for public service by reporting on social agencies.
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