Broken records outlast broken promises in Middle East dialogue
The article sketches a dialogue with Ruritania's foreign minister and references to Rabin, Kissinger, and Al Roy. It argues that U S incentives and Arab-Israeli dynamics shape calls for interim steps over final peace, noting Soviet patience and Iran's oil leverage while predicting continued provisionalism through 1976.
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Rabin
Israel
Henry Ki
Sinai
Jerry Ford
Gil Carl AlRoy
Middle East
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al Roy
Jimmy Durante
Geneva
Syria
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Moscow
Brezhnev
Europe
Golan Heights
Henry Kissinger
Data banks and privacy in the federal data age
The piece warns that centralized computer data banks threaten individual privacy by storing personal information on every citizen. It questions government need for wide data collection, cites FBI and Agriculture uses, and argues against Big Brother formats while urging limits and disposal of unnecessary data. It closes with a biblical verse and a historical note.
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America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Weather War Fears Rise In Nuclear Age Parody
In a satirical piece by Jim Fiebi, the Jones family imagines a 1980s weather warfare scenario as nations in Geneva draft a weather modification ban. A looming missile seed cloud scene underscores fears of climate weaponization and political failure.
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Jim Fiebi
Jones
John
Mary
Washington
Court strikes drive in nudity ban in Jacksonville case
George F. Will notes the Supreme Court reversed a Jacksonville ordinance banning showing nudity on a drive in theater, ruling it underinclusive and overbroad and a First Amendment issue. Dissenters argued it restricts speech and privacy too broadly while Brandeis precedent on public billboards was cited.
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Washington
Supreme Court
University
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S. Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Powell
Byron R. White
White
Warren Burger
William Rehnquist
University Drive-In
Nature
Brandeis
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists prices for home delivery and motor route services. Rates include 72c for Monday to Saturday and 23c for Sunday, or 95c weekly, plus mail options at 38 annually in the U.S. and 446 outside.
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Downgrading U S air power sparks debate from World War II vets
Octogenarian Gen George Churchill Kenney discusses proposed limits on U S air power. he recalls WWII bomber impact, naval opposition, and the shift in military prestige. The piece also notes a July 4 Mount Vernon College award for public service and its distinguished panel led by Jacqueline Onassis and Sen. Robert Taft.
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Strategic Air Command
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Newport News
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David
Moses
Delaware
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Mount Vernon College
Washington, D.C
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Corvairs
Thomas Szasz
Syracuse
Maynard Jackson
Atlanta
Muhammad Ali
Andrew Wyeth
Jacqueline Onassis
Robert Taft
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