After The Cease-Fire and Middle East Tensions
The piece argues the Soviet Union will push for larger gains if Israel yields. It asserts Israel will keep Jerusalem and Gulf of Aqaba access, possibly Gaza, while other territories may negotiate. It warns Washington must show firm, principled leadership amid Soviet bluffing and Vietnam distractions.
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Middle East
Soviet Union
Israel
Jerusalem
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Daily newspaper called essential for informed life in 1967 lecture
Micham J. Ocpen, president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, argued that the daily newspaper remains the freest and most dependable news source. He asserted radio and TV cannot replace local coverage and likened newspapers to vital staples in civilized life, stressing in-depth, citywide reporting.
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United States
Micham J. Ospen
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism
Ocpen
Providence, Journal and Bulletin
Independence and Virginia Teachers Face AFT Challenge
Virginia's 44,000 teachers resist AFT efforts to unionize and impose trade unionist methods. Rosert F. Williams leads the Virginia Education Association in promoting independence and professional integrity amid a statewide push for education and growth. Williams says teachers should explain labor and management to pupils without subservience, preserving independence.
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Virginia
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Commonwealth
Rosert F. Williams
Virginia Education Association
VEA
Bos Wintrams
Williams
Captain Levy's Case An Editorial From The Norfolk Virginian Pilot
The piece argues that military duty requires obedience and proper channels for objection. Army Captain Howard B. Levy, who trained Green Berets and criticized the Vietnam war, was court martialed and sentenced, illustrating that personal conscience must yield to military code. The editorial supports lawful redress but condemns disobedience as reckless.
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Secretary of Defense
Howard B. Levy
Brooklyn
Levy
Vietnam
Mid-East Aftermath and the Johnson Dilemma
The piece argues the Johnson Administration failed to act decisively in the Israeli Arab crisis, praising Israeli bravery and warning against appeasement while weighing options from Soviet arms embargoes to UN trusteeship. It critiques U S secrecy and cautions Israel against concessions, urging a firmer Western stance and urging broader cosmic perspective.
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Middle East
Johnson
United Nations
America
Israel
Nasser
Solomon
Kremlin
Jerusalem’s Old Citys Turmoil Through Centuries
The article narrates Jerusalem ancient conflicts shaping the Old City as a battlefield among Arabs and Jews, spanning Nebuchadnezzar to 1948. It notes division after 1948, Holy Sepulcher, and Mandelbaum Gate, with Zionist and Jordanian control and limited cross access for international representatives.
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Es Oy
Reac
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Secularism and the church in the modern world
A column contrasts secularism with Christian belief, arguing that secularists reject eternal dimensions and view this world as sufficient while pressing the church to address both realms. The piece satirically attacks in-flight manners and worldly pretensions as a broader metaphor for spiritual detachment and social behavior.
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Karli
Heaven
Christ
Pease
Thejan
Ateng
Lucullus
Decline of Youth in U S Attorney Generals Office
The article argues the Attorney General should be a learned, experienced figure rather than a president's political appointee. It traces a history from the early elite appointees through recent nominees, noting concerns about nepotism and on the job training. It mentions Kennedy, Ramsey Clark, Katzenbach, and lingering questions about the role's proper qualifications.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Robert Kennedy
Ramsey Clark
Tom Clark
Texas
Johnson
Congress
Arthur Bernon Tourteljot
Ee Court
Supreme Court
Daughtery
Hardling
Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Randolph
Bradford
Les
Levi Lincoln
Harvard College
William Pinkney
Pinkney
Marshall
Taney
William Wirt
Patrick Henry
Webster
Franklin Roosevelt
Murphy
Jackson
Biddle
Homer Cummings
Trugman
Clark
McGrath
McGranery
Fisenhower
Brownell
Rogers
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