Red Sea Power Scramble Shapes Middle East Ties
Beirut report notes a complex competition among Saudi Arabia Sudan Egypt and Syria for influence in the Red Sea amid Arab Israeli conflict border disputes and oil routes. The shift coincides with changing American and Soviet roles as regional powers seek leverage in the Horn of Africa and southern Arabian Peninsula.
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David D. Pearte
United Press International
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Lebanon
Red Sea
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Egypt
Syria
Africa
Arabian Peninsula
Horn of Africa
United States
Diego Garcia
Indian Ocean
U.S. Navy
Air Force
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South Asia
Arabian Gulf
Gulf of Aden
Berbera
Somalia
South Yemen
Ethiopia
Eritrea
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Massawa
Sab
Ethiopa
Poll On The Writers Having Printed In This Column
The column reflects on the 1977 Legislature awards drawn from observations by reporters lobbyists and attaches, emphasizing fair play in judging the lawmakers.
Ingram Awards Honor Idaho Statehouse Press Corps
The 1977 Legislative Academy of Press Corps awards honor 18 veteran observers from the House Senate Lobby and attache corps for their first 60 days coverage. Ben Plastine Jay Shelledy David Morrisey Dick Charnock John Corktt and others are named among the winners with lighthearted critique and playful categories.
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Statehouse Press Corps
Gary Ingram
A-Coeur D’lene
Senate
House
Idaho Falls
Ingram & Co
Legislative Academy of Press Corps
Idaho
Ingram
The
Daily Bee
John Corlett
Idaho Statesman
Jay Shelledy
David Morrsey
Idaho State Journal
Ben Plastine
Post-Register
David Morrisey
Steve Ahrens
Idaho‘Statesman
Rod Gramer
Idaho Statesman -Dullest
Dick Charnock
United Press’ International
John Corktt
Idaho, Statesman
Ben Plastino
CIA Spies Operated in Russia From 1949 to 1965 Says Ex-Official
Former CIA official Harry Rositzke reveals in his forthcoming book that agents were parachuted, dropped by sea and air into the Soviet Union during 1949 to 1954 and continued through 1965. He details Ivan Petrovich, a Russian-born recruit who lived undercover in West Germany before broadcasting radio and secret messages from Russia.
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Richard H. Growald
United Press International
NEW York
UPI
CIA
Russia
Harry Rositzke
Rositzke
Washington
Josef Stalin
Readers Digest
Ivan Petrovich
Ukraine
Ivan
Pegg
West Germany
Stalin
Air Force
C47
H.A.R
Kim" Philby
Secret Service
Philby
U.S
Soviet Union
Harvard
Omaha
Rochester
OSS
Chili chic and the congressional club cook off
Washington notes a chili cook off by 12 House members at a Congressional Club party, sparked a pop subculture surge. The piece argues chili’s essence is emotional rather than gastronomic, recalling nostalgia and a Texan memory of Cousin Lilly Barnett’s autumn chili.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
Congressional Club
Sigamund Freud
Sun Belt
Vladivostok
Lilly Barnett
Lilly
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