Peace proposals hinge on two Middle East issues
The United States seeks a long-range peace by demanding Arab recognition of Israel and Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab territories. Washington presses both sides to accept Israel’s independence and to pull back across the Sinai, signaling possible groundwork for a lasting settlement.
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Bassano Holy Family flight painting sells for $240000
An auction in London fetched $240000 for a 16th century Bassano painting of the Holy Family's flight into Egypt. Experts note a prior Bassano on the same subject sold for $655200 last December, prompting questions about market value and proportion. The fragment ends with a biblical quote from Samuel.
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Bassano
Holy Family
Egypt
London
Cologne Cathedral Faces Tireless Battle With Smog
Joan Chamberlain notes Cologne Cathedral bears centuries of witness and pollution. Forty five stone masons repair basalt blocked by Rhineland acids from nearby industry and autobahns. Despite new laws and Thyssen pollution controls, funds remain needed to renew crumbling masonry.
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Eifel
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Ruhr
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Thyssen
U.S. Steel
West Germany
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Cook Books and Packaged Foods Dominate Household Meals
A column derides the era’s packaged foods and cookbooks arguing that a surge in home cooks and new gourmet guides shows many housewives still value cooking. It notes experts marketing ready meals, specialty books for the aged and handicapped, and the gourmet trend extending to pre packaged restaurant meals. It cites gasoline promotion tie ins and the rise of packaged meal demand.
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White House Push Aims Desegregation Talks In South
A Mississippi meeting at the White House with 16 leaders from white and Black communities marked a pivotal step in Nixon desegregation efforts. A cabinet committee on education discussed funding and practical plans for integrated schooling, with regional committees planned in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina to sustain liaison between local officials and federal authorities. The move seeks workable South desegregation strategies while navigating funding challenges and court expectations.
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Richardson
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Blount
Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Harley
Rumsfeld
Moynihan
Mississippi advisory committee members named in White House release
The White House announces Mississippi state advisory committee selections highlighting diverse leaders. Warren Ait chairs the group. Dr. Gilbert Mason, Paul McMullen, Rev. T B Brown, Dr. Sylvester Moorhead, Jack A Young, Alvin Fielder Jr, and I Herman Hines hold key roles across banking, medicine, NAACP, education, religion, and business in Biloxi Jackson Hattiesburg Meridian and beyond.
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Mississippi Industries
Gilbert Mason
Howard University Medical School
Biloxi
NAACP
State Advisory Commission of Civil Rights Commission
Paul McMullen
First Mississippi National Bank
Hattiesburg
McMullen Insurance & Real Estate
Rev
T. B. Brown
Mt Helm Baptist Council of American Relations
Mississippi Baptist Seminary
Phi Delta Kappa
Council of American Relations
Sylvester A. Moorhead
School of
University of Mississippi
Jack A. Young
Jackson
Alvin Fielder, Jr
Fielder & Brooks Pharmacy
Young Meridian
Herman Hines
The
Deposit Guaranty National Bank
Jackson City
Mississippi business leader cited in political-leaning note
9 Lowen Cooper, president of Mississippi Chemical Corporation of Yazoo City, and president of Mississippi Industrial & Special Service, Inc., (MISS) is listed in a fragmentary reference. The item names Cooper as a key executive in two Mississippi organizations.
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Mississippi Chemical Corporation of
Yazoo City
Mississippi Industrial & Special Service, Inc
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal Published by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with per week and yearly mail rates inside and outside trading areas, and foreign rates. Includes postal details and founding year 1857.
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First Ave
Middletown
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USA
Japan’s Postwar Fury and U.S. Military Presence
A million Japanese students and leftist groups protest Japan's defense pact with the United States while U.S. forces remain deployed in Japan. The article contrasts Japan’s revival with continued occupation by the Sun Air Force, the 7th Fleet and strategic weapons, and notes Russian control of Northern Territories and ongoing territorial disputes tied to Yalta and the San Francisco Treaty.
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