Moses Rameses And Mineo In Mid East Crisis Satire
A satirical guide comments on the Middle East crisis listing Moses Rameses and Sal Mineo as symbols. It mocks U S diplomatic views, jokes about Egypt Israel and Jordan, and playful lines about Lawrence of Arabia and Mirage myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses, Rameses
Mineo
Middle East
America
State Department
United States
Chariton Heston
Red Sea
Heston
Israel
Cairo
Oper
Pronuncia- SS Ae
Egypt
Gulf of Aquaba
Gulf
Sal Mineo
State of
Rameses
Tutankhamen
Ikhnaton
Farouk
Elizabeth Taylor
Tanner
Rudolph Vaitino
GOP Eyes Trade Issue
Congressional Republicans preview a broader foreign policy debate by urging a pragmatic approach to dealing with Communist nations. The piece notes the Fiat loan, the Soviet consular treaty, and shifts in Republican strategy to present a moderate, pro-growth stance on east‑west trade while addressing Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
New York Times
Washington
Congressional Repub
Gerry
House
Gerald R. Ford
Vietnam
Johnson-Humprey
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
America
Japan
Soviet Union
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Un-American Activities Committee
Britain Awaits Rome Summit on Common Market Rift
The piece argues Britain faces a choice between joining the Common Market or pursuing isolation via a Japanese style development path. It notes De Gaulle's veto, Paris's Middle East stance, and Britain’s loyalty to the U.S. while considering associate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
New York
Fleury - Sur -Andelle
France
London
Europe
Rome
de Gaulle
Britain
Paris
Middle East
Aden
Jordan
Cyprus
U.S
Aqaba Gulf
Vietnam
Palestine
Harold Wilson
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Harold MacMillan
Lord Attlee
Greece
Major Change Seen In U.S. Mid East Stand
President Johnson restates Eisenhower era Gulf of Aqaba policy but stops short of unilateral action. He calls the Gulf an international waterway and says free passage is vital, while seeking clarification amid Middle East tensions and Nasr’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Mid-East
James Felton
New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Truman
Egypt
Strait of
Tiran
Elath
Gulf of Aqaba
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Gulf
Aqaba
Alaska Marks Seward’s Folly Exposition Centenary in Fairbanks
Alaskans mark the 100th anniversary of Seward’s Folly with a 41 acre exposition center celebration in Fairbanks. state federal and local funds exceed the 7.2 million dollars paid to Russia a century ago. Officials from both parties and Canadian minister Arthur Laing attend opening ceremonies as visitors and participants bustle through the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Davis
New York Times News Service
Fairbanks
Seward
Congress
Russia
United States
Canada
Montreal
Fairbank F
E. L. Bartlett
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Stoeckel
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Lebanon
Beirut
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Gop
Charlene Wood
Ment Park
Lake George
N.Y
Adirondacks
Sue
Sylvester Magee
Columbus
Miss
Fairbanks Goldpanners
Crooked Creek
Whiskey Island
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