Editorial Nasser's Bluff After the Israel Strike
The piece argues Israel capped Nasser's bluff in a rapid victory over Egyptian forces. It says the defeat weakens Nasser's standing across the Arab world, worsens Egypt's economy, and undermines his leadership and policies. The crisis could enable anti-Nasser factions to depose him and curb his influence.
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Egypt
United States
Daily Crossword Across Five Clues
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Prophet Brinberg predicts 1987 shopping cartel shift
Jim Bishop profiles Dr. Herbert Brinberg vice president at American Can Company who forecasts future consumer behavior and shopping trends. He explains how housewives steer purchases, using cameras and data to predict demands and product formats such as freeze dried foods and infra red cooking by 1987.
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American Can Company
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Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Continental Can
National and Crown
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Bill May
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Capitol
Cryptoquote and Abigails Secret Ride Shake Up Daily Page
Dear Abby relates a secretary's carpool of four coworkers who exchange back and neck massages that become mauling and cross boundaries. The note hints at marital status but focuses on uncomfortable behavior during commutes and seeks guidance.
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Dear Abby and a Warning for Shocking Newspaper Proposals
A reader asks about announcing an engagement in the newspaper and Abby offers gentle guidance. The letter opens with a dysfunctional highway scenario and includes a lengthy futurist ad, describing automated shopping from a Princeton lab and a playful aside about Ray Fournival.
Swedish Beauty Nears Stardom
Britt Ekland, 24, a Swedish actress married to Peter Sellers, is on the verge of fame with two releases in the U S The Bobo and The Double Man. She notes language shifts, plans seven film commitments, and aims for European roles rather than limited Swedish projects. Her future in Hollywood looks bright.
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Britt Ekland
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Ekland
Sellers
England
Sweden
Husband Sellers
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