Editorial: Violence by militants harms Jews and U S democracy
The piece condemns militant violence aimed at Soviet facilities and diplomats as illegal and harmful to Jews in Russia and to U S democracy. It argues most Jewish leaders oppose violence, notes Soviet retaliation and U S protest, and warns that Meir Kahane’s tactics risk escalated reprisals while underscoring Soviet oppression of Jewish rights.
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United States
Russia
Communist Party
Viat
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Rabi Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Israel
U.S
Wayne accuses protester of obscene name at gala
The report portrays John Wayne as enraged during Governor Reagan inauguration events in Sacramento. A youth with a Viet Cong flag alleges Wayne insulted him and advanced toward him, while Wayne denies the charges.
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California
Ronald
Boyle's Column insights from HAL BOYLE self interview
Boyle reflects after 27 years as a columnist in an imagined self interview. He cites liking a few people, valuing curiosity, and fame’s vanity. he defines life by love hunger and a courageous, courteous stance toward fate.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ber
Will Rogers
Letters of thanks from Reeves County and Soil Conservation Service
A Reeves County Young Homemakers note thanks for advertising the Christmas Home Lighting Contest and credit the ads for event success. Ray Blackwell of the Soil Conservation Service expresses gratitude for cooperative public outreach and looks forward to continued partnership in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County Young Homemakers
Mr. Rowden
Soil Conservation Service
Ray Blackwell
Front Line of Drug War Reaches Marseilles Lab Sites
AP News details BNDD efforts to disrupt morphine base to heroin processing in Marseilles France. Agents track Turkish opium supply, hidden labs, and smugglers as they wage a costly battle against heroin networks supplying the United States.
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Bernard Gavzer
Marseilles
America
Thieve’s Paradise
United States
John J. Cusack
Paris
Cusack
France
Turkey
BNDD
Mediterranean
U.S. of A
Nice
Plan de Cuques
Mimet
Morghine
Istanbul
New York
U.S
Chemin Morgiou
Europe
Bonn Ostpolitik Faces U S Strain Over East Policy
The piece analyzes rising doubts in Washington about Chancellor Brandt's Ostpolitik and potential shifts away from NATO. It cites Kissinger and Rogers denying disturbance while noting German moves toward rapprochement with the Soviet bloc and pressure over Radio Free Europe and Poland. It calls for Brandt to visit Washington to ease tension.
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New York
NEA
U.S
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Russia
Bonn
Washington
NATO
Nixon
Brandt
Ostpolitik
United States
Western Defense Alliance
William Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Berlin
Europe
Moscow
George Ball
Social Democratic Party
SPD
Poland
Baltic
Herbert Wehner
Dean Acheson
Rainer Barzel
Christian Democratic
West
Nixon Reshapes Policy Power by Shifting to White House
President Nixon is moving policy decisions away from federal departments to the White House staff. He aims to dominate proposal shaping by tight control, while cynical bureaucrats are blamed for slowing action and coaxing favorable wording.
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White House
Nixon
Theesident
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