Change in Egypt Seen Through Cairo Coup and US Eyes
James Reston notes US satisfaction with Anwar El-Sadat rising in Egypt after the coup while the Soviet Union faces unease. The article discusses ongoing power struggles in Cairo and the shifting U S stance on Israel Egypt relations amplified by Suez Canal tensions. Secretary of State William P. resigns or shifts policy as events unfold.
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Viet Nam
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
U. S
Suez Canal
James Reston
New York Times
Russia
Reston
Cairo
Anwar El-Sadat
William P
Moscow
Rogers
Sadat
Coping After Loss and Middle East Diplomacy
A reader seeks help for grief after a spouse's death, urged to share sorrow with a Christian friend or minister and to find purpose by helping others. The piece shifts to a Cairo and Suez crisis analysis, noting Sadat's power struggles, Soviet influence, and the push for an interim Suez settlement, with Washington urging speed and Israel caution. The column closes by describing the editorial page context.
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Shakespeare
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Rogers
Sadat
Suez Canal
Israel
Cairo
U.S
Suez
Nixon
Washington Merry-Go-Round Plans Sponsoring Ecology College
Columnist JACK ANDERSON argues pollution harms the nation as he notes widespread air and water contamination. He cites radioactive fallout around the globe, acid rain, and the Cuyahoga River fire to illustrate environmental decay.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
America
Ohio
Cuyahoga
College of Ecology at Kirkland Hall plans environmental college near Easton
A report outlines Kirkland Hall College near Easton on Maryland's eastern shore transforming into a College of Ecology. Classes would be outdoor oriented with a research center to study pollution and identify polluters. The movement urges public support to push government action for cleaner air and water.
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Kirkland Hall College
Easton
Maryland
Kirkland Hall
College of Ecology
America
Viewpoint: Laird cites military drug use and actions
Viewpoint by David Lawrence Laird argues drug use rises in the United States and in military services abroad. He notes Secretary Laird confirms racial and drug problems in U S Army in Europe and Asia and calls for stricter controls against narcotics among troops especially on duty.
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Washington
Melvin Laird
West Germany
United States Army
Europe
Secretary of Defense
Asia
Laird
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Decatur Daily Publisher Adopts Corrections Policy
The Decatur Daily outlines a misstatement policy from W R Shelton and Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc. It explains investigation and prompt correction when grievances arise. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and delivery, including daily and Sunday pricing within and outside trade zones.
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W. R. Shelton
Frnday
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing CO Inc
P.O
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Podgorny
Jel Aviv
NATO
Maryland College of Ecology
Bill Rogers
Joe Spear
Jerusalem
Henry Kissinger
United States
State Department
Don Bergus
Spear
Anchorage
Alaska
Leroy Davie
Federal Communications Commission
Davie
National Association of Government Employes
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Viewpoint
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Associated Press
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