Soviet Propaganda Tactics in Middle East Crisis
NEA columnist Ray Cromley analyzes Soviet and U N A tactics during the Middle East tension. Moscow media framed the United States as the aggressor while backing Arab positions, aiming to sway global opinion and undermine U S credibility through constant propaganda on television and radio. The piece notes how the Soviet bloc exploited U N debates and ceasefire proposals to brand Western powers as attackers, urging countermeasures to blunt Moscow's influence.
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Antietam Moved From Philadelphia to Davisville
The World War I aircraft carrier Antietam has been moved from the mothball fleet at Philadelphia to storage at Davisville due to crowding at the Philadelphia base.
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Summer Enrollment Up at Wartburg College
Wartburg college reports 307 students enrolled in the first summer session from June 5 to July 28, a rise from last year's 271. Additional terms run July 3 to August 25 and July 31 to August 25, with 302 total students last summer. want ads are suggested for buyers and sellers.
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