Golda Meir as Moderate Middle East Influence
Editorial outlines Golda Meir as a capable Israeli leader who bridges hawkish and dovish factions. It highlights her risk-taking diplomacy in 1948 with King Abdullah, UN role in 1956 57 defending transit through Suez, and stance on eye for an eye while pursuing eventual Arab cooperation.
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Golda Meir
Stern
Milwaukee
Israel
Old City
Jerusalem
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Jordan
Meir
Mosque
King Hussein of
Hussein
Sinai Peninsula
United Nations
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Suez
Soviets Used American Pens In Soyuz Flights
Aviation Week reports the Soviet Soyuz 4 and 5 used US made ballpoint pens and 100 zero gravity pens plus 1,000 refill cartridges from Fisher Pen Co of Van Nuys California. Roscosmos received same 40 percent discount as NASA on the $3.98 pen and $1.60 refill. The piece notes Russo American space cooperation could save costs and hasten lunar goals.
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Soviet Union
Alexei Lehonov
Aviation Week & Space Technology Magazine
Russia
Fisher Pen Co
van Nuys
Calif
NASA
ABM Debate Heats Up in Congress and Public
Editorial notes a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing on U S antiballistic missile deployments and a Senate panel reviewing missile defense. It discusses thin versus heavy ABM systems, cost estimates from 5 to 400 billion, and concerns over effectiveness, economics, and geopolitical risk.
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House
Clement Zablocki
Dwis
U. S
Senate
Nixon
Stuart Symington
America
Department of Defense
Sentinel
I'm Fine Not The Shape We're In Poem Seeks Credit
A humorous verse attributed to Mrs. George R. Ridge repeats the refrain that aging is normal and better to smile than reveal ailments. The Tar Heel Star News reprinted the piece without attribution to the original author.
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Arch
George R. Ridge
Tar Heel Star News
Eastern Star
Nixon criticized for Europe focus delaying Vietnam peace talks
The piece argues President Nixon is overly cautious and bogged down in Europe, delaying private talks with North Vietnam in Paris. It notes escalating Saigon attacks, high weekly U.S. casualties, and reports by Cyrus Vance on Hanoi negotiations, plus comments on Ambassador Lodge and private talks.
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Washington
Paris
Saigon
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Europe
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Averell Harriman
Vietnam
Vance
New York
Detroit
Lodge
United States
Harriman and
North Vietnam
U. S
Johnson
Mekong
Tennessee Valley Authority
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Ambassador Lodge
Murray M. White
Duke Hospital
Arthur Corpening
High Point
Local Newspaper Society Officers Named
D A Rawley president and C H Lockwood vice president lead the board with David A Rawley Jr as vice president Joseph P Rawley secretary Randall B Terry treasurer and Za Mebied as executive editor advertising and circulation managers also listed.
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Ree Rice
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High Point Enterprise
Egypt
Moshe Dayan
Peter Moldauer
Argonne National Laboratory
Congress
State OF the Union
Moscow
Johnson Administration
Robert S. McNamara
Clark Clifford
Holt McPherson
Hiss
Drew Pearson
State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harriman
Richard Nixon
Hitler
Mussolini
South Carolina
Frank McGuire
Duke
Charlotte
Gamecocks
Virginia
Florida State
McGuire
UNC Tar Heels
Davidson
Frank
Pete Armstrong
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Thomas Wood
E. S. Wall
Hillcrest
Clarence Velat
Arctic Circle
Point Hope
Virginia Buser
High Temprise, Inc
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