Sadat's Palestinian remedy and the Palestine issue
The piece reviews Sadat's remarks on Palestinians gaining a homeland or state and the ongoing Israeli Arab conflict. It contrasts defensible borders with Sadat’s calls for a political entity and Palestinian sovereignty, noting disputes over homeland versus state and the PLO's role amid regional violence and UN position.
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Callaghan argues on jobs and manufacturing rebuilding Britain
British Prime Minister James Callaghan tells Labor Party members that high unemployment stems from paying too much for outputs. He says simple spending and tax cuts won’t cure recessions, inflation fuels unemployment, and a healthy manufacturing sector is the long term cure enabling social service growth and domestic jobs.
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Supreme Court Supports Limited Gerrymandering in New York
The Supreme Court upheld a reapportionment plan aimed at creating racial bloc majorities to comply with the Voting Rights Act of 1965. It endorses considering community of interest and concentrating voting power, arguing such gerrymandering can promote political unity for groups with similar views while stopping short of broad party-driven maps.
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American firms push against apartheid in South Africa
Eleven U.S. companies plan to treat nonwhite employees in South Africa the same as whites with equal pay and nonsegregated facilities. They will offer training to nonwhites to advance careers, challenging apartheid laws as crucial to the economy. The move aims to export U.S. justice principles as a social and economic asset.
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United States
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Anti nuke sentiment linked to KGB says Burnham
James Burnham suggests the KGB may seed anti nuclear protests to slow U S atomic projects while nations like West Germany France and Spain push ahead Nuclear News cites global growth with 111 units abroad and 59 in the U S 1977 projections expect 10 more U S plants in 1977 as Governor Dixie Lee Ray argues waste containment is manageable and coal will supplement nuclear power
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Dixie Lee Ray
Washington
Atomic Energy
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Jimmy Carter
OEA Influence Versus Local School Control Debate
Readers address the Ohio Legislature over House Bill 449 and OEA plans. They warn that OEA control could weaken local boards, raise taxes, and threaten job security with tenure rules and mandatory pay scales, urging public input to prevent state overreach.
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The Journal published by News Journal Inc provides rates for home delivery by carrier and motor route, with Sunday and weekday prices, mail options to U.S. and international addresses, and advance payment terms. The paper, founded in 1857, is based in Middletown Ohio.
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