Lebanon blamed as killers raid from its soil
Last week three Arab terrorists crossed from Lebanon and murdered 18 Israelis, including children, and wounded 16, in a brutal apartment attack. Witnesses recalled infants tossed from windows as gunfire and grenades raged. Lebanese officials initially denied the attackers’ origin, while a Palestinian group claimed credit, prompting calls for Beirut to crack down or face consequences. The piece argues state responsibility is essential for peace in the Middle East.
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Lebanon
Israel
Middle East
Beirut
Arab oil power could reshape world economy says analyst
The piece argues that Arab oil producers will dominate global markets by raising prices and accumulating wealth. It warns that poorer nations will curb energy use, slowing development, while Western powers face trade imbalances and potential market manipulation by Saudi Arabia Libya Iran and allies. Strong cooperation among industrial nations is urged to avert disaster.
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India
Saudi Arabia
Libya
Iran
Tax Reform Urged by Moyers and Van Horne
Harriet Van Horne urges tax reform in the United States while Bill Moyers calls for a critical look at how the system cheats ordinary citizens. The piece highlights corporate and oil company profits, weak public regulation, and IRS pressure, urging public financing of campaigns and fair taxes.
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Harriet van Horne
Bill Moyers
Newsweek
McGovern
Middle America
Telephone Company
Public Service Commissions
Southern Regional Council
Brookings Institute
Jane
Greathearted
IRS
Treasury
Considine sizes up Heaven
Bob Considine muses on life after death in a humorous essay. He jokes about Heaven’s quirks from telephone jokes to alimony, and lists five people he would want to meet, including Lincoln and Washington, while reflecting on famous quotes about Heaven.
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Considine
Sizes Up Heaven By
Bob Considine
Toots Shor
Henry Youngman
Heaven
Abraham
Jnnari
Earth
Pearly Gates
Peter
Lincoln
Watergate
Weicker
Montoya
Sustenance: Browning’s POW faith kept him alive
Capt Ralph Browning describe how faith in God United States government family and fellow POWs sustained him through 2 411 days in a Hanoi camp. He recounts escape hope after-detonated aircraft and the moral support from comrades aiding endurance amid torture and isolation.
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John.d. Lofton JR
Washington
Buddy
Ralph Thomas Browning
Orlando
Fla
Hanoi
Ann
Scott
Tommy
United States
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Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
W. B.doc. Wright
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Audit Bureau of
Ariz
Atin Newspaper Association
Taeeien Re
Asly6ka Newsearens Association
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