Four-fold Policy for Middle East Peace Postwar
The editorial argues the United States should back Israel to safeguard Gulf of Aqaba and Suez Canal access, preserve land gains, undermine Russian influence in oil regions, and protect American interests. It notes Iran and Arab leaders face upheaval, predicts a regional reshuffle, and urges diplomacy through UN forums and unflinching support for Israel.
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Israel
Syria
United Nations
U Thant
Sinai Desert
Middle East
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
United States
Egypt
Nasser
Johnson
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Dodd Ethics Case Faces Senate Across Party Lines
Senator Tom Dodd’s ethics inquiry, aided by Senate Majority Leader Russell Long, pits defense against censure over alleged misused testimonial funds. The debate risks a broader brawl if Long’s stance forces accountability for others, while public opinion criticizes congressional ethics.
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Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Russell Long
Long
Dodd
Senator Long
Congress
Helicopters Aid Whooping Cranes In Cross Border Effort
Canadian and United States naturalists fly six crane eggs from northern nests to Maryland refuge. Eggs incubated with warm water bottles to hatch at Patuxent Wildlife Propagation Center. The project aims to boost a remnant population of forty two cranes.
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United States
Maryland
Patuxent Wildlife Propagation Center
Christian Science Monitor
War precursors traced to Middle East unrest
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report catalogs 1966 1967 clashes and tensions from Israel Jordan Syria and Egypt. Incidents include raids bombings and evacuations, UN reports of violations, and rising troop movements preceding the 1967 conflict.
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Washington
Middle East
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Attorney General Clark Faces Criticism Over Crime Stance
The piece argues Ramsey Clark pursues a passive, pedagogic approach to law enforcement, contrasting his style with aggressive predecessors. It questions whether a reluctant top prosecutor can lead a nation amid crime, sedition, and active Communist threats, highlighting Clark’s sympathetic view of offenders.
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White House
United States
Palmer
Woodrow Wilson
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Dayan Strategy and U S War Lessons Row
The piece argues Moshe Dayan's decisive war tactics contrast with McNamara and Johnson's cautious civilian approach to Vietnam. It links Dayan's rapid strikes against Arab airfields to a broader warning that hampered U S options risk prolonging conflict and aiding Soviet aims in the Middle East. It references Haiphong, aptheker, and BrezhnevKosygin as context for Cold War dynamics.
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Hays
Ohio
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Vietnam
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
West Point
Annapolis
Kremlin
Defense McNamara
Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Westmoreland
Congress
Haiphong
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Herbert Aptheker
Communist Party
Aptheker
Middlee East
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Europe
Moscow
Africa
Southeast Asia
How To Keep Well In Emphysema Tests Aid Diagnosis
Emphysema diagnosis relies on respiratory tests to gauge bronchial damage and therapy effectiveness. Modern care uses bronchodilators oxygen and exercise, plus avoidance of air pollution and smoking. Historical notes contrast Johnson's life with era remedies and emphasize optimism and medical advances.
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Lawrence C. McHenry Jr
Philadelphia
Samuel Johnson
Johnson
English Midlands
London
van Dellen
Functions of Adrenals and Public Safety Vision
The text argues the attorney-general role should not shield criminals or act as nursemaid to the public. It contrasts Ram sey Clark’s incumbency with a duty to enforce justice and protect private property, urging a balanced, educated society with strong law enforcement.
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Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
Allergies and a Childs Mood Tied to Diet and Eczema
A mother asks if allergy affects a child’s disposition. The 3 year old, usually cheerful, becomes sulky during eczema outbreaks which worsen sleep and appetite. Many allergists note improved sleep and less crying when the offending food is removed.
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E H Probes Hay Fever Remedy Choice Fight or Flight
E H weighs two approaches for hay fever relief in a reader letter. The note contrasts a proactive treatment plan with a reactive avoidance strategy, seeking practical guidance for sufferers.
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E. H
Hay fever relief options and pollen friendly vacation regions
Providers offer guidance for hay fever sufferers inclinations toward flights. If travel to low pollen areas is not feasible, receive a stamped self addressed envelope for a leaflet outlining relief measures and pollen friendly vacation regions.
Can scarlet fever damage the heart health hint
P. M. notes scarlet fever is caused by streptococci, germs also linked to rheumatic fever, the heart-damaging complication. He urges campers to have a complete physical examination.
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P. M
Monroe News-Star-World: History of Publication Details
The Monroe News-Star-World outlines its post office entry on June 1 1909 under the act of March 18 9 and lists its daily weekday publication, address North 4th and Olive Monroe Louisiana 71201, telephone 322 5161. It names officers including chairman William H Bronson president Jack S Campbell and executive editor Willam Mardin with offices in multiple major cities and an anti party political stance.
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Monroe
News Star—World Paptioning Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Ying. R
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Brownie
Willam
Mardin
Mardin City Editor Thes Eea
Toca
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Oe News-Star
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Jerusalem
Mixed Armistice Commission
Lake Tiberias
Lebanon
United Nations Truce Supervisory Organization
Samu
U.S
Levi Eshkol
Israeli Broadcasting Service
King Hussein
U.S.S.R
Hulah
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Gaza Strip
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
By Holmes Alexander
People of the
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Per- Alexander
Garland
Speed
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Mr. Clark
America
McNamara
John Chamberlain
DR. van Dellen
Medulla
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