Egypt Urges UN Action Against Israel After Six Day War
Egypt's Foreign Minister Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat pressed the UN Security Council to demand Israel withdraw from Egyptian soil and recognize displaced Palestinians as a nation. He warned that failure to act could force Egypt into dangerous options. The piece notes Israel's 1967 seize of Sinai, the West Bank, Golan Heights, and Jerusalem, and argues Arab reluctance to accept the status quo amid oil-backed arms and unresolved borders.
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Egypt
Mohammed Hassan el-Zayyat
Security Council
United Nations
Hassan
Israel
Palestine
UN Security Council
Sinai
Golan Heights
Syria
West Bank
Jordan River
Jordan
Jerusalem
Libya
Soviet Space Troubles Alarm US Space Pride
The article notes Soviet space setbacks since 1961 including Cosmos 554 and 557 failures and the Salyut 2 station breakup, while contrasting US lunar landings, Apollo 13 resilience, and Skylab issues, with cautious American optimism about future space endeavors. It ends with social commentary and a bus remark reflecting public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Yuri A. Gregorin
Earth
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell, Jr
U.S
United States
Russia
America
U.S.S.R
Moon
Deep Throat at Presidio: San Francisco Review
A san Francisco narrative reviews the film Deep Throat at the Presidio Centre and local theaters, noting dramatic box office, crowd mix, and mixed reactions. The writer condemns pornography as a societal cancer, describing the film as explicit, unloving, and moral rot while contrasting it with the city’s cultural veneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Presidio Centre
North Beach
Sam Calhoun
Presidio
Calhoun
Chronicle
The Burden Of The Purse Moves to Capitol Hill
Washington commentary analyzes Sen. William Scott's proposal to move the Office of Management and Budget to the Senate and House. It argues the bill would shift substantial budget authority from the Executive to Congress, reflecting a broader push by both parties to curb OMB power and reassert legislative control over federal funds. The piece notes past OMB changes, presidential influence, and Mansfield’s remark on OMB as a dominant policy maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
William Scott
R-Va
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Scott
Senate
Mr. Nixon
Executive
Legislative Branch
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Treasury Department
Mansfield
Greece’s New Republic Fails to Move the Public
Ralph de Toledano argues Greece’s shift from monarchy to republic under Papadopoulos will bring little change to daily life. He notes Constantine’s deposition, a quiet military loyalty, and public indifference amid improved order and economy, warning against overstated fear of dictatorship.
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Greece
Constantine
Papadopoulos
Rome
Italian Riviera
Republic
New York
Melina Mercouri
Athens
Ece
Androm
Information lines in Germany teletext like services
German information hotlines offer stock market, train routes to Oslo, and local lottery results. A second popular service lists city cinema screening schedules, used by about 26 million dialers paying 10 cents each. The top service provided timed messages learned by 259 million callers, generating roughly $17 million.
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Germany
Oslo
Ma Bell
Energy crisis prompts barge generators and consumer shifts
In response to the energy crunch, Con Ed deploys gas turbine generators on four barges at the Gowanus and Narrows to supply 600 000 kw and 350 000 kw respectively, funded by GE equipment and bank leases. Retailers like Montgomery Ward push thermostats to 75 F to cut energy use, while homeowners adopt shading and awnings. microwaves and conservation are highlighted as key fixes through 1973 and beyond.
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Washington
New York City- Westchester
Consolidated Edison Company
Brooklyn
Gowanus Complex
Narrows
New York Bay
General Electric Company
Con Ed
Manhattan
Montgomery Ward
Edward Donnell
Ward
Washington, D.C
Electric Energy Association
Lowell Weicker
U.S
Watergate
Ervin Committee
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Congress
Cox
Danville Register subscription rates and notices
The Danville Register lists subscription rates and renewal notices. Daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs by carrier 50 cents for four weeks. Single copies ten cents. Sunday edition twenty cents. By mail one year twenty dollars, six months ten dollars fifty, three months five dollars twenty five, one month one dollar seventy five. Notice mailed ten days before expiration. Subscribers urged to renew promptly.
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Senator Soaper
James J. Kilpatri On
Linda Lovelace and
the Frog Boy
Eagle Scouts
Linda Lovelace
Frog Boy
Holmes Alexander
House
Ralph de Toledano
Kremlin
John Chamberlain
Danville
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