Saudi Arabia and the Arab socialist debate in the Middle East
The author argues Saudi Arabia Jordan and Kuwait should align with Western interests rather than Arab socialism backed by Russia. It contrasts Faisal’s modernization with Nasser's Egypt and warns against nationalizing oil, urging behind the scenes Western diplomacy to guide the coming showdown in the Middle East.
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Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Kuwait
U.S
Hussein
Faisal
South Asia
Ho Minh
Haiphong Harbor
Middle East
Saud
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Red Sea
United States
Russia
Iran
West Europe
Mossadegh
Yalta
Israel
Britain
France
U.N
U.S. Security Council
Suez Canal
Johnson Kosygin drive for Middle East peace
The piece argues lasting Middle East peace hinges on two leaders, Lyndon B. Johnson and Alexei Kosygin, with UN backing. It outlines Israel's birth, key mid-century dates, Arab Jewish tensions, and pivotal 1947 to 1967 milestones shaping the conflict and peace prospects.
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LBJ
Kosygin
Middle-East
Middle East
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
United Nations
Vietnam
United States
Israel
Near East
Earth
Britain
Palestine
Arthur James Balfour
Lord Rothschild
San Remo
League of Nations
Citizens urged to unite against rising crime
City Police Chief Nick A. Cubellis calls on all residents to report crime and support the public safety effort. The piece cites Kalamazoo and Indianapolis as models of citizen involvement that reduced crime and suggests creating a local crime-fighting alliance to mobilize organized public backing.
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Nick A. Cubellis
George Sigler
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dean Fox
Police Department
Indianapolis
National Observer
Cubellis
DMV Republicans and Lindsay undercut GOP unity in Congress
The article traces John V. Lindsay’s break from the Republican bench and the Wednesday Club’s influence, framing a GOP split as Democratic gains. It highlights Rep. John Ashbrook's DMV concept and cites 24 key roll calls from 1961 to 1967 showing conservative attacks on liberal measures like model cities and federal rent support.
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John V. Lindsay
New York City
Manhattan
GOP
Lindsay
Bradford Morse
Mass
New Frontier
Great Society
Kennedy-Johnson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Horatius
DMV
Washington
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Congress
House
Clement
Ashbrooke
Brad Morse
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Ogden Reid
N. Y
Silvio Conte
Gerald Ford
Everett Dirksen
Ford
Dirksen
Senate
Kennedy
Johnson
Kuchel
Case
Javits
Scott
Percy
Hatfield
Inheritance Tax Rates and Political Ferment Noted in 1960s
The article explains Pennsylvania transfer inheritance tax at 2 percent for property passing to parents children or grandchildren and 15 percent for collateral recipients. It also surveys party splits, renegade Republicans, and debates within Congress over governance and policy during the era.
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Pennsylvania
Pronunciation Myths Plague Radio and TV Announcers
A critique of broadcast speech highlights errors in syllable counts and mispronunciations in common words and borrowed terms. The piece argues for accurate phonetics citing examples like decorative comfortable mischievous and forté while noting stress patterns in frequent versus frequent.
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Tower of Babel
Bethlehem
Bible thought for the day
A brief religious reflection cites Jesus in St. Matthew 18:3 teaching that one must become as a child to enter the kingdom of heaven and echoes a call to humility and faith. The passage emphasizes childlike trust and renewal in spiritual life.
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Heaven
London teen named successor at metals firm
A 19 year old London trainee impressed his employer with loyalty initiative and punctuality. The head of the metals firm plans to train him to run the plant when retirement comes in 1973. The youth expressed disbelief at the news and vowed to avoid failure, seeing a rare chance for a bright future through good habits.
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London
Fiddle-dee-dee marks shaky 1967 Pennsylvania session
A Pennsylvania political column decries the 1967 legislative session as unproductive and controlled by leaders in both parties. The piece notes stalled budgets and tax plans, limited major legislation, and growing frustration with leadership while warning the session may end poorly for both parties.
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Pennsylvania
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