Moderate Near East Plan for Israel and Egypt
The piece analyzes Cold War dynamics in the Middle East, weighing US options on Israel military aid and Soviet influence in Egypt. It argues for a moderate plan: replace Israeli jets with US aid while assuring Israel’s position, citing a cautious Soviet posture and Nixon administration prudence. It closes with a biblical reference from Luke 1:33.
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Middle East
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Egypt
United States
Vietnam
Israel
Nixon
U.S
Red Lion’s Match Legacy in Middletown Origins
Middletown diary notes June 30 1860 recounts A Steeley livery ride to Red Lion to visit Postmaster William H Ballard, the area matchmaker. Ballard builds Red Lion matches company, innovates splint-cutting machine, expands from peddling to factory output, with Ballard later postmaster as Red Lion grows.
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A. Steeley
Main Street
Red Lion
William H. Ballard
Ballard
Middletown
Miami Valley
Cholula Pyramid and Toll Road Safety Facts
The Cholula Pyramid in Mexico is the largest pyramid and monument ever built with a base covering 392 acres. Entomologists note windy days hinder bees from foraging, leading to more stings. Kentucky turnpikes feature 18 toll stations with emergency first aid vehicles and 360 toll road employees receiving first aid training.
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Mexico
Kentucky
Turnpikes Row
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options with per copy prices, weekly and yearly mail rates for in city and trading area, outside trading area, and U S rates. It notes prepayment, daily publication and its 1857 founding.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
What Follows Withdrawal In Cambodia And Vietnam
Washington discusses post-withdrawal scenarios in Cambodia and Vietnam. Communist aims center on pressuring Nixon to keep troops, weaken U S position, and influence November elections. Analysts foresee renewed offensives in South Vietnam but expect U S air power to interdict. peace would come via armistice without a formal treaty, allowing South Vietnam to build up while Red China and Moscow reduce war financing.
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Cambodia
Nixon
United States
United Press International
Asia
America
American Congress
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Laos
Peking
Moscow
Korea
Red China
Soviet Union
Question of Regents over Angela Davis case at UCLA
William F Buckley Jr argues Regents should set policy for UC system and that academic merit is often decided by faculty, but in times of emergency Regents may act. He questions Davis’s reappointment, cites court rulings, history of anti-Communist hiring, and notes Davis lacks a doctorate while alleging her militant rhetoric reflects subversive aims.
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Angela Davis
Department of Philosophy
University of California In
Los Angeles
Regents
Miss Davis
University of California
Communist Party
Educational Policy Commission
National Education Association
James Bryant Conant
Communist Party of California
Dorothy Healy
Miss Healy
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Rostow on Liberal and Conservative Goals in American Foreign Policy
John P Roche outlines Eugene Rostow's view that nuclear arms complicate but do not replace conventional diplomacy. He argues for a two level approach to world politics, urges a stable peace system, calls for reciprocity in treaties, burden sharing with allies, and asserts American influence should promote democracy as a consequence of protecting national peace interests.
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Eugene Rostow
Yale
Rrostow
Johnson
Harding
Thucydides
Sparta
Vienna
United States
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Holly
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Tom Corwin
Charles Sherman
John and
William Tecumseh
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Lewis D. Campbell
Clement Vallandingham
Robert Schenck
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AGNEW
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Yale University
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People’s Park
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