Israel Votes For Change In Narrow Likud Victory
A reaction to Labor’s defeat signals demand for change in Israeli politics. Begin seeks a coalition as he vows not to allow US-imposed peace terms, while Carter urges realistic talks and Arab-Israeli negotiatons beyond Geneva.
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Labor Party
Likud
Yitzhak Rabin
Labor
New Democratic Movement For Change
Mr. Begin
Amer
Ican
Occupied Territories
Washington
Begin
United States
Middle East
Carter
Geneva
Andrew Young Compared to Harvey Across Public View
The piece likens Andrew Young to Harvey the rabbit from Broadway and critiques his stance on communism civil rights and Africa. It argues Young is naive about world affairs and portrays him as a racially charged, controversial figure whose UN ambassadorship draws mixed and shifting attention from the press and public.
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Andrew Young
Harvey
James Stewart
Innocent
America
United Nations
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Africa
Andrew "Young
Michigan
National Review
Europe
Andy Young
United States
White House
Young
Gasoline Taxes Will Not Solve Energy Problem
A critical look questions gasoline taxes as energy solutions and argues the breeder reactor program could supply fuel for centuries. It cites Dr. Petr Beckmann and argues plutonium from breeders poses limited bomb risk, while uranium tailings offer vast potential. The piece contends Soviet plans and French progress contrast with Carter era limits, urging reevaluation.
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Carter
Petr Beckmann
Boulder
Colo
Beckmann
Dr. Beckmann
Phenix
America
Europe
Center For Advanced Internaional Studies
Miami University
Mose Harvey
Fay Kohler
Jimmy Carter
Sign Of The Times Obscured In Broadway Crime Protest
The landmark New York Times building sign in Times Square is darkened by order of the tower's landlord. Alex Parker vows to keep the lights off until 100000 signatures are gathered demanding tougher crime and pornography controls. The move aims to press politicians and the public to address urban deterioration downtown.
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New York City
New York Times
Yankees
Times Square
Broadway
Alex Parker
Parker
Penal Reform Spreads To Mexico and Beyond
Washington notes the penal reform movement reaches American prisoners in Mexico and other countries. Many jailed for small marijuana amounts face harsh treatment, sparking debate over due process, sovereignty, and export of U S justice abroad. Between 70 and 100 Americans are to be released as Mexico decriminalizes marijuana.
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Lute
Africa
Black Panthers
Washington
Rio Grande
Oregon
California
Maine
Texas
Jalisco
Laredo
Mexico
United States
Senate
Canada
Montezuma
Quotes on generosity and kindness by Menninger and Grellet
The text cites Dr. Karl Menninger linking money kindness to mental health and quotes Stephen Grellet on doing good now since one only passes through the world once. It presents two aphorisms about benevolence and living with purpose.
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Karl Menninger
Stephen Grellet
Editorial Snippets on Scenes of Spending and Ambition
The notes quote editors and writers on paying for business entertainment and TV ads. A teacher warns a student about future politics based on attendance. The items reflect media commentary on money, youth responsibilities, and ambition.
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Shirley Shepler
Bentley
Sy Donald Bente
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Raision
Wm. H. Sullivan
James T. Gentry
Meenan
Cat
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Circulaticon
Menager
Satan
God
Israel
Copley
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Ku Klux Klan
South
William F. Buckley Jr
Washington Star Syndicate
Idi Amin
Ian Smith
Jan Smuts
Papa Doc Duvalier
South Africa
SNCC
Sign of the Times
Dunagin
George Mc Govern
Republic of Mexico
Nicholas von Hoffman
King Features Syndicate
Huerta
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