Newsweek cover arouses debate on Arab image
Newsweek features Steve Kaye in Arab dress for a cover on the "Arab Oil Squeeze" provoking mixed reactions. Kaye, 33, a New York agent, recalls family ties in Israel and a joking neighborhood response.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
1
Newsweek features Steve Kaye in Arab dress for a cover on the "Arab Oil Squeeze" provoking mixed reactions. Kaye, 33, a New York agent, recalls family ties in Israel and a joking neighborhood response.
Reports from London describe bombings in Chelsea and Oxford Circus blamed on Irish extremists, injuring several. In South Africa police killed 12 black workers during mine riots near Johannesburg, with 27 injured. Laos seeks a coalition to end a decade of war, while China welcomes Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra for a 10 day visit. Cambodia reports government forces retook Kamp Cham after a 13 day siege. Nixon Round set ground rules in GATT talks in Tokyo. The Soviet Union conducts a strong underground nuclear test near Novaya Zemla.
Senate lines up behind Kissinger after FBI summary supported his claim of no involvement in staff wiretapping beyond furnishing names. Sparkman and Case pressed for access. committee clearances hinge on Senate action. Also reports progress in Chrysler contract talks and Nixon administration offer to present Kissinger to House on Soviet trade concessions. Nader criticizes multinational firms at UN hearings, likening global firms to corporate havens.
Marjorie Merriweather Post, heiress to the Postum Cereal Co. and General Foods fortune, died in her Washington Estate Hillwood at age 86. Survived by three daughters, including Dina Merrill, and many grandchildren, she donated Hillwood to the Smithsonian with an endowment. Her palatial homes included Mar a Lago Palm Beach and Camp Topridge, with vast art collections and private railway access.
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