Kissinger vs Schlesinger Collide Over Middle East and SALT
Washington notes a power clash as Henry Kissinger faces James R. Schlesinger over Middle East policy and missile targeting shifts. Schlesinger hints at oil embargo action and retargeting US missiles, complicating SALT talks and raising questions about policy leadership.
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Washington
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Defense James R. Schlesinger
Sadat
Schlesinger
Russia
U.S
The MIAs Search Stalls Amid Barriers and Blame
The Joint Casualty Resolution Center struggles to obtain Communist cooperation in locating 1 233 missing American servicemen in Indochina. Only 28 bodies found, 121 missing now listed as dead. about 200 crewmen unresolved as lost at sea. The piece condemns Arab pressure tactics and notes, despite POW exchanges, cooperation on MIAs remains elusive.
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Indochina
Paris
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
North Vietnam
JCRC
Cambodia
Laos
Hanoi
January Diary by Middletown Poet Sees Quiet Winter Beauty
Middletown diarist W R Dineen reflects on January as a dreary yet vivid month. He sketches bleak streets and bare nature at Armco Park, praises silent landscapes, and envisions future leisure paths and bird songs as spring approaches.
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W. R. Dineen
Middletown
Chary
May
Armco Park
Miami University
Middletown Journal Rates and Publication Data
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc details pricing for home delivery and motor route service. It lists rates for Sunday editions, mail subscriptions, and in advance payment terms, noting 1657 as the founding year.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Solzhenitsyn’s Gulag Echoes in Paris and New York
Jeffrey Hart notes Solzhenitsyn’s Gulag Archipelago draws dramatic attention in Paris and in excerpts in The New York Times, yet he argues American literary culture largely ignores the work. He compares the global impact to Mann and Dreyfus era critiques, praising the book as a haunting, beautiful, and moral act of memory and redemption.
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Gulag Archipelago
Paris
New York Times
Solzhenitsyn
New York
Jean- Paul Sartre
Che Guevara
Daniel Berrigan
Soviet Union
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Thomas Mann
Germany
U.S
Berlin
Gulag
Russia
Priroda
Academy of Sciences
Kolyma River
Moscow
Lubyanka
Haverford Clings To Single-Gender Tradition In Higher Ed
John Roche argues against forced coeducation and warns of a homogenized image in US colleges. He praises women's colleges for leadership opportunities and criticizes rushed black studies programs, urging more diverse, affordable approaches in higher education.
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Haverford College
United States
Haverford
Mount Holyoke
University of Massachusetts
Carter
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