Israeli Entebbe Raid Movies Stir Election Concerns
Israeli opposition leaders fear Entebbe rescue raid films hitting screens early 1977 will boost Labor chances as Rabin Allon and Peres are portrayed. Some push to ban the movies, but success unlikely.
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Congress Criticizes Civil Rights Office Leadership
UPI reports Martin Gerry, head of the U S Office of Civil Rights, urged Congress to reclaim lawmaking powers at a convention of independent colleges. He argued lawmakers pass broad laws and courts interpret them, while the executive enforces rather than creates. Leonard Theberge countered that OCR oversteps constitutional bounds with specific guidelines.
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Rural Greece Empties From Village to Athens Boom
The Frangos brothers and their family joined a broader migration as rural Greece shrinks. Athens' population swells to about three million, while villages like Assea lose young people to Europe, the United States, or Australia. Officials fear loss of local color and charm, even as a master plan and incentives aim to stem the drift.
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Way Of Life Athenians Seek Better Life Amid Crowded Bus Queues
In overcrowded Athens the push of people blocks a better life as Greece’s rural areas decline. The Frangos brothers left Assea for education since no secondary school existed there. They found work during the day and study at night in Athens where conditions were harsh and opportunities limited.
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Seats Are Reserved for Foolish Signals in Bridge
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge hand where West’s bold opening lead misleads, then a clever trump play collapses the defense. He endorses drawing trumps aggressively and predicting partner signals, plus a Daily Question puzzle and a sales pitch for A Pocket Glide bridge booklet.
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Oil shale could cut US Middle East oil reliance
Congress heard that shale deposits in the West may sharply reduce dependence on Middle East oil, but environmental and economic problems impede progress. Officials said shale oil is the nation’s best liquid-fuel source, while ERDA’s Dr. Philip White warned of a wait-and-see industry stance despite feasible and simpler production than coal-derived fuel.
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