Reaction Process Shapes Cold War In Middle East
A study argues the Middle East mirrors a reaction process where the United States and the Soviet Union respond to each other’s past and anticipated moves. Both supply arms. the Soviets back Egypt with SAM missiles while the U S delays jets to Israel. Nixon aims to slow the cycle but remains cautious as Soviet aid could trigger new escalation.
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Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Myriad Small Marvel In Spring Leaves Before Growth
The passage contemplates a single leaf emerging from a bud as a symbol of hopeful life. It contrasts lofty generalizations with a focused marvel of nature and cites a biblical reference to fruits as evidence of true essence.
Sorensen Defamation Stirs N Y Radio Debate
Theodore Sorensen faces a hostile debate on WOR New York February 9 with William Rusher over accusations of racism linked to National Review. Sorensen defends his candidate stance while both men clash on racism and the Kerner Report and plan to present documentation.
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Theodore Sorensen
New Frontier
New York
WOR
Sorensen
Barry Farber
William Rusher
National Review
Rusher
New York Times
Kusher
George Wallace
Nazi Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mr. Sorensen
United States Senate
Dog Catcher
New York City
Weill
Kerner Commission
America
Sornnsen
Wallace
Mr. Nixon
Richard Nixon
Barry (Farber
Theordore C. Sorensen
Global unrest Driven by drugs and protests across nations
In a broad view, authorities cite rising crime and violence worldwide driven by alcohol and drug abuse. Britain faces a major crime wave while protests spark disorders in France and elsewhere. Measures focus on policing, drug control, and limiting alcohol, with youth unrest a common but not universal trait.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Free World
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Latin American
Spain
Switzerland
Mideast
Population growth outpaces planning across nations
The text argues that rapid population growth without government anticipation or planning explains widespread troubles. It claims not only America but foreign lands face these issues despite crime increases, presenting a general explanation applicable to many areas.
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America
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Displayed
The Journal published daily by News Journal inc. in Middletown Ohio lists weekly and Sunday rates for in city, trading area, and outside area mail subscriptions. Prices show 10 cents weekday, 20 cents Sunday, 21.00 per year within the trading area, 3000 per year outside, and 38.00 for outside U.S.A. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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the News Journal Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Letters to the Editor Heal Wounds To The Editor
Citizens of Middletown debate harmony and agape love as remedies for division. The writer urges listening, restraint, and self sacrifice to heal wounds while criticizing sensationalism and hate in the press and public discourse.
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Middletown
America
Unclear Letter Calls for Freedom of Speech Balance
Brief note expresses belief in free speech for all races while opposing publishing inflammatory letters that fuel hatred. It emphasizes neutrality and avoiding further prejudice.
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Tobie Spencer
Franklin
Carlisle rights stand sparks town clash over progress
A Carlisle resident laments political pressure from Mayor and Police Chief and recounts legal actions about a teen center, a dog found dead on Central Avenue, and alleged police misconduct toward his son in a drunkenness case. He defends petitioning for legality and declares pride in challenging officials.
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Carlisle
Central Avenue
Black
Stamm
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William F. Buckley JR
Mr. Rusher
Dennis the Menace
Joey
David Lawrence
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Korea
Fox Hole
Cincinnati
Hamilton
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