Dayan Sees Path to End War With Egypt by Canal Talks
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan urges a negotiated partial peace and thaw along the Suez Canal. He backs indirect talks mediated by the United States and calls for Egypt to withdraw troops and allow civilian return to canal towns, with Israel offering withdrawal flexibility in return.
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Dayan
Egypt
Cheatham
Tel Aviv
UPI
Moshe Dayan
Middle East
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
William P. Rogers
Joseph J. Sisco
United Jewish Appeal
Miami
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Cavan
Washington
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
Cairo
U.S
Sinai Peninsula
Mediterranean
Indian
Hiding Public Officials Sessions Sparks Suspicions
Critics urge openness as county commissioners reportedly discuss jail funding with state and federal officials in secret talks. The piece questions legality and motives, suggesting possible misconduct or kickbacks while voters remain in the dark, and questions whether such secrecy could affect upcoming elections.
A Cheer For Joe Cook And The West Virginia Office
The piece questions whether Joe Cook, head of Mountaineers To Save West Virginia and former official in State relations, is governor material. It notes Cook’s anti strip mining stance prompted Governor Moore to act, praising his influence and hinting he may return in politics.
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Joe Cook
West Virginia
Moore
Cook
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
H. Montgomery Hyde
Joseph Djugashvili
Georgia
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Kvde
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Ginzburg Faces Prison As Supreme Court Debates Obscenity
Publisher Ralph Ginzburg must begin a three year term on Feb. 17 after a 1963 conviction for distributing obscene materials by mail. The piece traces his legal battles, the Roth test, and how his magazines Eros Avant Garde and Money/Strife fit into First Amendment debates.
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Ralph Ginzburg
Cupid
Ginzburg
U.S. Supe
Supreme Court
United States
Jung
Moneyswarth
Fact
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Bhutto Pushes Ahead After East West Split
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto called his Beijing visit productive and suggested Pakistan will seek aid gifts and new ties abroad. The talks touched on converting loans to grants, deferring a 200 million loan, and pressuring India to withdraw from Bangladesh while maintaining relations with Britain and the Soviets. Domestic tensions and separatist risks loom as East Pakistan seeks independence.
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WSU
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
Peking
West
Bhutto
Commonwealth of Nations
Britain
Bangladesh
East Pakistan
United States
Commonwealth
Soviet Union
India
Jed East
Niven’s Moon Balloon a playful biographical memoir
Book review discusses David Niven’s The Moon's a Balloon with humor and restraint, noting his irrepressible persona and love of dropping names as a source of wit rather than vanity. It praises the lively, self aware tone and suggests it offers a warm regard for the author despite candid self deprecation.
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Niven
Avid Niven
Putnam
David Niven
Himsel
Joan Hanauer
UPS
Lock box access and joint ownership questions raised
A friend asks about signing to gain access to a lock box in case of illness or death. Discussion covers bank access rules, legal ownership, court orders, locksmiths, and potential disputes between joint box owners amid nervous bankers and a wary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Howard Hughes
Blueprint for Survival and the Ecological Crisis Ahead
The essay argues modern growth relies on exploiting a finite environment and outlines a plan from the Blueprint for Survival to shift to a stable society with population and resource limits. It cites the Stockholm Conference, East Germany’s isolation, and Barry Commoner’s call for a $400 billion yearly ecological reconstruction investment.
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Anthony Lew London
Earth
London
Stockholm
West Germany
East Germany
Soviet Bloc
U.N
Hfe
The
Ecologist
Barry Commoner
United States
America
Arleiah and Negister Company Publication Notice
Publication notice from LeY Newspapers Corporation based in Berkley and Tinton advertises second class mail privileges and identifies departments under the Telegraph and Telephone service in Neekiey West Virginia.
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TECK
LEY Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Neekiey
W. Va
Tinton
W. van
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Bers World
Arleiah & Negister
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Memreto
Unite 9 Press
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