Editorial on Middle East guerrillas and peace prospects
The piece argues that Palestinian guerrillas speak for few Palestinians and have harmed the push for peace. It notes splinter groups and past acts of terror, compares Arab and Israeli actions, and warns that lasting peace requires Arabs repudiating extremism and negotiating in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Athens
Palestinian Liberation Organization
PLO
Middle East
Fedayeen
Fatah
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Democratic
Popular Front For the Liberatin of Palestine-Central Command
Liberation” of Palestine
Israel
West Bank
Jordan
Hussein of
Palestine
Syria
Golan Heights
Egypt
Russia
Industry shortage narrows but production remains steady
A mid December survey shows supplies 15 percent below last year and 6 to 17 percent gaps compared with national levels, yet no cutback in industrial production. Manufacturers cut waste to cope, while an energy official warns shortages could worsen next months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connelly
Massachusetts
Mail order merchandise gifts limit no-charge rule
Q and A explain a person may treat unsolicited merchandise as a gift and dispose of it as he wishes. Illinois Bar Center notes questions and answers may appear in columns. The exchange mentions gasoline supply expectations with Si mon predicting shortages of about 500000 barrels daily next year despite service closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois State Bar Assn
Illinois Bar Center
Springfield
No more outhouses threatened by energy shortage
Portable construction outhouses face shutdown as styrene plastic runs scarce. Industrial Plastics Co. halted production and other manufacturers report similar stoppages delaying availability of privies used on sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
N.C
The
Industrial Plastics Co
Ryerson Family Christmas Dinner in Graymont
Graymont corresp Claire Ryerson reports MM3 Glen D Ryerson stationed at Bainbridge Md returned home for holidays. Son Lee Ryerson studying engineering at Illinois University spending semester break at home. Family and relatives attended a Christmas gathering Sunday at Larry Reiners home Chenoa with Paul Ryerson Janet Paul Folkers Carolyn Cynthia Foote Harold Reiners James Dunn and new Graymont residents Charles Hicks Todd move-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Ryerson
Graymont
Glen D. Ryerson
MM3
Bainbridge
Lee Ryerson
University of Illinois
Claire A. Ryerson
Mayme Ryerson
Larry Reiners
Chenoa
Paul Ryerson
Paul
Janet
Pontiac
Kenneth Folkers
Carolyn
Cynthia
Minoak
Ralph Foote
Indiana
Harold Reiners
James Dunn
Charles Hicks
Todd
Questioning America’s Place As World Power
The piece argues America’s decline from No 1, noting dimmer lights and higher oil costs as signs of creeping small-power status. It recalls postwar wealth and proclaims being a small power would spare the nation costly arms and global tension, with Nasser’s Suez 1956 gesture as a turning point.
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America
England
Mel Brooks
Belgrade
Kingdom Come
Denmark
Kenya
Cambodia
Elephant Brass
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Gamal Nasser
Suez Canal
No. 2
Nasser
Livingston County's Widest Read Pontiac Newspaper Pricing
Local paper lists staff including Jerome Pearre and Joan Pleska with community focus. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail within Livingston and Illinois, with separate Armed Forces rates and single-copy price.
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Pontiac Leader Publishing CO
Jib N. Main St
Pontiac
Hingis
Livingston County
Jerome Pearre
Joan Pleska
Elizabeth Morris
Jim Caviezel
John Renne
Weldon Gresneberg
Mgr
den Bond
Wayne Jensen
Donald Jobst
Merlyn
Shane Brook
Chatsworth
Chenoa
Cornell
Custom
Fairbury
Flanagan
Forrest
Odell Saunemin
Dwight
Gridivy
Illinois
Ponmac Hingis
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Editorial
Mideast
Law For Today
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
George Mackie Jr
Roy Brinkman
Baker Says
U.S
Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
New York
Arrogan
Berry's
NEA
Boing
Wool
Fairbury, Il
Sears
nHite
Danses
SBS
Leemaker
USA
Kenmore
Aspeed
Lady Kenmore
Ely Aleva Esate
Sipe
Qays
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