Kissinger must shift gears to stretch peace beyond Sinai
The column lauds Kissinger for postponing war and contemplates whether shuttle diplomacy can hold a fragile Sinai accord. It weighs critics like Ball and Lewis, notes oil and Golan risks, and suggests a broader, tougher test as regional players press for a longer horizon.
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U.S
Golan Heights
John Roche
Abu Rudeis
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Anthony Lewis
Soviet Union
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Vaidotten
West Bank
Jordan
Sinai Desert
Sea of Galilee
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Manhattan
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Triboro Bridge
Negev
Nevada
Mexico Presses 200 Mile Patrimonial Sea Claim
The Mexico president urged adopting a 200 mile patrimonial sea in the Gulf of Mexico the Caribbean the Pacific and Gulf of California. Congress backs quick action while Canada rejects unilateral limits. The move risks U S Mexico tensions and threatens tuna stocks and a key conservation treaty. The piece notes interlinked Law of the Sea diplomacy and cites a 1775 gunpowder incident and Rome quote.
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Mexico
Echevarria
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of California
Mexican Congress
Canada
Trudeau
Congress
Pacific
Ecuador
Peru
Balancing act on selling missiles to Jordan and Israel
King Hussein warns Congress on approving advanced anti aircraft missiles to Jordan. The piece explains the balance of power view in weapons sales, noting the tension between U S jet fighters sold to Israel and Jordanian defense needs. It discusses manufacturers facing strategic design challenges and entertainments around policy.
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Jim Fiebig
Hussein
Congress
Jordan
Israel
U.S
Dr. Johnson
Ace Aircraft
Johnson
Scientists Debunk Astrology as Irrational Belief
A group of renowned scientists including 18 Nobel laureates condemn astrology as a magnetic but false influence on human fate. They argue stars at birth do not shape futures and warn that astrology fuels irrationalism while astronomy exposes its parasitic, anti intellectual nature.
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Washington
Darwin
Marx
Freud
Astrology and the lure of predictable futures
The passage notes Americans seek reassurance in astrology amid rising unpredictability since the 1960s. It argues astrology offers a sense of mastery, linking it to modernist ideas that humans are swayed by universal forces and that knowledge should empower us to navigate fate.
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown, Ohio readers. Rates include 72 cents weekly carrier delivery Monday through Saturday, 23 cents Sunday, and 95 cents weekly. motor route 132 cents daily and 24 cents Sunday. four-week and calendar month options. and yearly mail rates of 38 dollars in the United States and 46 dollars outside.
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U.S.A
Fighting words and the line between speech and action
A Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court article discusses when protected speech becomes criminal. It traces historic common law offenses like disorderly conduct and loitering, their narrowing by the high court, and the balance between individual rights and public order in cases involving obscenity and incitement.
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Supreme Court
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Supreme Judicial Court
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