Palestinian rights debate redefines homeland in Middle East crisis
Yale professor Rostow questions modern Palestinian identity arguing Palestine spans the old British mandate including Jordan. Akzin notes historic shifts from Transjordan to West Bank Gaza and Jerusalem, while Arafat’s PLO loses Jordanian support and faces pressure from Israel and Syria amid oil-driven peace dynamics.
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Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
West Bank
Palestine Liberation Organization
Palestine
Yale Law
Eugene Rostow
Middle East Mandate
Israel
Transjordan
Jordan River
Benjamin Akzin
University of Haifa
Harvard
World Federation of United Nations Associations
Akzin
British Mandate
Arafat
Hussein Arafat
Hussein
PLO
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
Amman
Syria
Russia
Sadat Takes Center Stage In Bold Middle East Push
Anwar Sadat dominates the global scene with shuttle diplomacy seeking a renewed Geneva peace conference. He pushes for direct talks among Israel, Arab states, the Soviet Union, the United States, and Palestinians while facing hardline Arab opposition and cautious reactions from Washington and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anwar Sadat
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Sadat
Jerusalem
Geneva
Cairo
Israel
Soviet Union
United States
Syria
Libya
Washington
Moscow
Middletown Diary Traces City Paper Industry Roots
George Crout notes Middletown's paper milling lineage beginning with the 1852 Fourdrinier mill by the Erwins and W B Oglesby Paper Co. The Sorg Paper Co. later acquired the plant as part of a regional industry, with adjoining mills and mergers forming the modern Sorg complex. The history highlights early hydraulics, canal work, and regional paper production lasting over a century.
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Robert D. Oglesby
Steeel
Middletown
Sorg Paper Co
Oglesby
William B
W. Erwin
Samuel
Edwin
Erwins
West
Cincinnati
Sorg
William B. Oglesby
W.B. Oglesby Paper Co
Paul A Sorg Paper Co
The
Alexander Hill
Alex
James
Manila
Allegheny Mountains
Middletown Paper Co
Jacoby Paper Co
Paul J. Sorg
Paul A. Sorg
The Journal Subscription Rates and Facts
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options. Home delivery prices: 90c weekdays, 25c Sunday, or 1.15 per week route. Mail rates: 38 yearly within the U.S., 46 outside. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1957.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Onio
Ohio
U.S.A
Prisoner Letter Urges Local News on London Institution Strike
In a letter, Scott Pieratt cites a peaceful Nov 21 London Correctional Institution sit down strike involving 343 inmates and ongoing grievances over equal treatment and privileges. The writer asks Middletown Journal to cover prison unrest, noting state patrol involvement and lack of prior reporting.
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London
Middletown
Ohio State Patrol
Ohio State Pen
Chillicothe
Journal
Associated Press
Middletown Day Care Parents Rally For Center Upgrades
Parents from Middletown Day Care Center urge residents to join a meeting on Sunday December 11 at 5 p.m. to address overcrowding storage needs and lack of a private restroom. Norvell Hughley and other center parents coordinate action to improve facilities for children.
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Middletown
Middletown Day Care Center
Norvell Hughley
17Th Ave
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George Crout
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the Journal
London Correctional Institution
Scott Pieratt
Columbus
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