Mid East Peace Hopes Rise Amid Arab Confusion
Editorial notes shifting Arab dynamics after Nasser's death. Syria Iraq and Egypt show internal rifts while Jordan's King Hussein moves cautiously. Saudi Arabia Libya reconsider payments to Cairo as Libyan independence signals a rebalanced regional stance. Moscow's push for peace is met with skepticism. Egypt tensions ease as external forces appear less dominant.
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Protecting Med Secrets Washington Office Clues Rank
In the Potomac power struggle the room reveals status for a high level general. Size of the office, desk, flag stand and rug depth signal influence and significance within the Pentagon.
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Spy Proof Rooms and Security Upgrades Stir Military News
Lt. Gen. Hal Jennings pushes for a spy proof medical conference room costing about 12000 dollars with sound proofing new film equipment display boards and air conditioning. An Army spokesman declined on security details citing confidentiality concerns.
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Christmas parcel rate hike looms amid inflation fears
The article notes a 15.4 percent increase in parcel post rates starting Saturday, driven by inflation and Postal Service shifts. Shoppers are urged to mail early or opt for lighter gifts, with rates authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission and temporary delays for overseas deliveries.
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Political Consultants Scrutinize 1970 Campaigns at NYC Seminar
The American Association of Political Consultants hosts a two day New York seminar reviewing four 1970 races Minnesota New York California and Texas with campaign managers explaining success or failure. Sessions cover mapping strategy mail phone and turning out voters with the Lincoln Center venue noted.
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California
Texas
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Brazil Faces Vote as Military Rule Edges Toward Reforms
The article notes Brazil will vote on November 15 to fill 672 state legislature seats 293 in the Chamber of Deputies and one third of the Senate as Gen Medici's regime seeks cautious reforms. It reviews 1964 coup and ongoing repression while highlighting economic gains and slow political integration.
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