Mideast Peace Talks Open in Geneva Amid Hope
The Geneva conference opens amid cautious optimism for an Arab-Israeli settlement. Arab leaders push for Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands and Palestinian rights, while Israel faces isolation and relies on self strength. Kissinger, lauded with the Nobel Peace Prize, champions negotiations as powers seek peace.
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Geneva
Israel
Khartoum
Algiers
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
East Jerusalem
Palestine Liberation
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Mideast
Joy of Giving and Christmas Spirit in Action
The essay argues Christmas blends faith with works, condemns mere contemplation, and praises unselfish acts as the true expression of Christian charity. It notes Christmas as a rare time when heart overcomes head, urging continuous generosity beyond the season.
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Heaven
TV's Poor Taste TV disappoints in Christmas special
The Wall Street Journal criticizes a Bill Daily Barbara Eden holiday program for gratuitous violence and tasteless scenes including sword cuts and a magic act. The piece questions the producers and links the show to outdated rationing debates while urging energy price relief instead of artificial limits.
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Big Crosby
Bill Daily
Barbara Eden
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Eames
Washington
Treasury
Shultz
Wall Street Journal
Ford Walking Tightrope
Vice President Ford faces scrutiny over his approach after sworn in. Advisors urge him to skip Christmas skiing and stay in Washington to project leadership and broaden his staff. Kenneth Belieu named to run legislative affairs. Hartmann remains chief of staff, drawing mixed reactions from insiders.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Capitol
Ford
Richard Nixon
White House
Jerry Ford
Robert T. Hartmann
Hartmann
Bob Hartmann
Nixon
Kenneth Belieu
Lyndon Johnson
Pentagon
Kennedy
Belieu
Congress
Republican Party
Middle East
Black Self-Help Program In Trouble
Dr Thomas Matthew a Black neurosurgeon who started Interfaith Hospital in Queens to aid addicts and minorities faces a Medicaid funds case in a Queens court. The Amsterdam News cites allegations of racial slurs by a prosecutor and questions over SBA and government contracts tied to Negro industries.
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Thomas Matthew
New York City
Queens
New York Amsterdam News
Harlem
America
Matthew
Interfaith
Washington
Tom Ryan
Matthew Enterprises
Amsterdam News
Washington, D.C
Small Business Administration
Dr. Matthew
Negro Industries
SBA
Justice Department
Nixon
Freedom House
Amsterdam
Queens District
Lawrence
D. A
Anthony Chase
Chase
Shape Of Table Again Issue In Geneva Talks
Washington reports that the Geneva summit on Israel and the Arabs faces unresolved seating and power dynamics. Undefinable blocs and US Soviet influence cloud talks as Israel refuses to negotiate with Palestinians and rejects a UN peacekeeping gimmick while seeking POWs and missing persons answers.
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Washington, D.C
Hassling
Geneva
Pre - Kissinger
Paris
Israel
Palestine
Syria
Suez Canal
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
Europe
Sinai
Golan Highlands
America
Nixon's Financial Disclosure and Media Reaction Analyzed
The piece argues how national media choices on Nixon finances will test media influence in politics. It notes alleged charges about a secret trust, deductions, and real estate, while detailing IRS conclusions and the need for institutionalizing a Western White House.
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Nixon
Orlando
San Clemente
Florida
Bebe Rebozo
Howard Hughes
White House
National Archives
IRS
San
Watergate
New York Times
Times
District Attorney's moves questioned as mistrial grounds
The Amsterdam News cites informed legal sources saying a D A statement could trigger a mistrial if Anthony Chase's charge is accurate. The piece frames supporters of Dr Matthew as arguing the prosecutor's actions resemble a mini Watergate effort to defeat him.
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The
Amsterdam News
Anthony Chase
Dr. Matthew
Monroe News-Star staff and publication details 1929 1972
The Monroe News-Star lists publishers from 1929 to 1972 including John D B Ewing, Wiliam H Bronson, and Robert Ewing Jr as board chairs. It names management such as Edmond G Brown and Jack Gates, and notes association with the Associated Press and Brannam Moloney advertising representatives. The paper bills itself as an independent, nonpartisan daily newspaper serving Monroe, Louisiana.
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John DB. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
Wiliam H. Bronson
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Wave Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing
Jack
Campbell
Edmond G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
Associated Press
Brannam-Moloney Company
National Advertising
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Alanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Boston
Miami
Monroe News-Star
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Robert Novak
John Chamberlain
Negro
Negro Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization
Small Society
Fokoer
By Holmes Alexander
Roosevelt
Media Litmits
Che Monroe
News-Star
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