Editorial on Soviet psychiatry and political dissent
The piece discusses Soviet psychiatrists justifying hospitalizing dissidents for antisocial actions while Americans debate implications. It compares to a U.S. case, Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker, who faced attempted psychiatric treatment without conviction. The author warns of potential risks in courts and psychiatry if cure or detention is used without lawful conviction.
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Russia
Literary Gazette
Moscow
United States
Edwin Walker
Walker
Governmet
Soviet Union
Israel Tourism Office Defends War Impact On Tourists
The Israel Ministry of Tourism sent a notice claiming minimal discomfort for about 30,000 visitors in the early hostilities, including 12,000 Americans. Hanoch Girton upheld service despite wartime strain, noting scheduled flights by TWA, Swissair, Alitalia, and KL. He added a cautious welcome while advising against visiting the Golan Heights or the Suez for now.
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Israel
Ministry of Tourism
Hanoch Girton
Totel Service
TWA
Swissair
Alitalia
KL al
Giytan
Girton
Golan Heights
Suez
Expand airport in Long Beach prompts sharp letters
Editor letters urge airport improvements as Long Beach grows from 250,000 to 400,000, warning of potential losses without better aviation facilities. A letter signer condemns lesbianism and urges Christians to pray for moral guardrails and family values in Long Beach.
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Long Beach
C. A. Rowe
Terry Seeley
God
Miracles expected in Mideast to salvage Nixon image
The article argues Secretary of State Kissinger faces pressure to broker a durable Mideast settlement amid Arab-Soviet and Western dynamics. Nixon backs Kissinger with Brezhnev and China to push a permanent peace, aiming to avert energy and Cold War spillovers, while gauging risks if the Egyptian-Syrian attack misfires.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Mideast
Nixon
Dr.Kissinger
Moscow
Kissinger
Common Cause undercuts free speech in Fairfield forum
In Fairfield Connecticut the League of Women Voters planned a public forum on financing federal elections with Professor Ralph Winter Jr of Yale as principal speaker. Common Cause, a liberal group, objected to Winter due to his opposition to public financing and the invitation was withdrawn while Winter sat on a panel, prompting questions about liberalism and free speech in the process.
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Washington
Common Cause
Connecticut
Evening News
League of Women Voters
Fairfield
Conn
League
Sacred
Mweart
Ernest Stuckel
Phyllis B. Hayes
Fairfield League
Hayes
Ralph Winter Jr
Yale School of Law
Winter
the Brookings Institution
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kissinger warns detente not lasting peace formula
Secretary of State Kissinger says U S Soviet detente is crisis management not a permanent peace. He warns against assuming fixed gains and notes dangers from Arab Israeli conflict and Congress blocking trade ties unless Moscow changes emigration laws. He stresses detente requires mutual adherence to principles and responsible action in all areas.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
New York
Moscow
Israel
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Union
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