Israel Egypt talks strain U S relations and envoy push
The piece outlines a looming quarrel between the Ford administration and Israel over Mideast negotiations. Israel contends Egypt failed to meet nonbelligerency terms while Kissinger proposed a tough bargain. Simcha Dinitz urges Kissinger to resume talks with greater Israeli concessions to redirect efforts toward a new path.
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Israel
Henry Kissinger
Simcha Dinitz
Kissinger
Dinitz
Egypt
Moynihan bomb teaches return talkback to Third World critics
In Commentary Moynihan argues U S reps should answer Third World critics and explains a postwar British socialist revolution that shaped many new nations. He notes the London School of Economics influence and warns neo socialist regimes press for U S redistribution amid slow growth.
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Moynihan
India
Russia
China
Britain
America
London School of Economics
Third World
United States
Ford's tax reform push sparks deficit fear and veto risk
The article describes President Ford signing a landmark tax reform bill with a $60 billion deficit cap, warning that larger spending could fuel inflation. It notes tax relief is mixed with higher taxes for some, energy policy concerns, and calls for restraint to avoid future veto battles and deeper deficits amid a fragile economy.
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Road of Remembrance tree project honors Middletown veterans
Middletown villagers plan a Soldier Tribute Tree Fund along Dixie Highway from S Main to below Excello. About 500 sycamores will line both sides, 50 feet apart, with stone columns and three bronze tablets bearing local veterans’ names. The effort surpasses $2,000 in donations and ties to a national Roads of Remembrance program. Poet W R Dineen wrote a related piece titled Road of Remembrance.
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Charles R. Hook
Girls’ Welfare Association
Dixie Highway
S. Main Street
Ohio
S. Main
Excello
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Main Street
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