Public Opinions On Middle East War Likelihood and Policy
A Gallup survey of 1,537 Americans conducted June 29 to July 3 finds most anticipate another full-scale war in the next five years between Israelis and Arabs. It notes past crises influenced elections, and reports public views on causes, peace talks, UN role, and U.S. actions such as arms or troop involvement if war erupts.
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Machines Will Take Over From Man
Science reporter Arthur C. Clarke argues machines already overtake humans and will dominate eventually. He cites tools driving evolution and early computers growing into capable systems, asking how we define thinking and positing a future where machines outpace human control.
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Public Forum Letters Advocate New Blood in Government
The writer criticizes politics and urges voters to elect new blood in town, county, state, and national offices. He cites distrust of Washington influence, taxes, and crime policy, and argues for fresh faces over entrenched lawmakers. The letter echoes calls for reform and civic participation.
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