Editorial on terror and exile of Jews in Syria
The article profiles the persecution of Syria’s Jewish minority, detailing torture, confiscation, and forced stay under identity control. Gen Lucius Clay and a committee urge UN and world leaders to intervene and allow emigration, but report widespread global silence.
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Syria
Nazi Germany
Lucius Clay
U.S
Europe
Flasheads
Committee
Cotcetie
Damascus
Gen. Clay
George Ball
Robert Murphy
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
United Nations
Angelas Move Inspires Prague Letter to Davis
A Prague group Citizens Freedom Movement appeals to Angela Davis for help publicizing Czech intellectuals sentenced for antigovernment activities. The letter praises her moral victory yet notes Czech defendants cannot expect domestic support without police reprisals. Davis has not replied. she vowed to continue fighting to free political prisoners.
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Angela Davis
Prague
Citizens’ Freedom Movement
U.S
Davis
Baseball by TV and conventions changes the game
Bowing to conventions and networks, baseball plans time delaying rules with fan votes for calls on balls and strikes, scoring, and even field coverage. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn says fans will vote by decibel and polls, while networks limit coverage to each nine players to stretch games.
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New York
Miami Beach
Bowie Kuhn
Bowie
News Weeklies
National Geographic
Reader’s Digest
Nixon
Agnew
McGovern Faces Old Politics Versus Populist Wishes
Senator George McGovern's New England swing exposed a clash between Democratic old-line politicians and a rising populist message. Advisers urged anti-government rhetoric, but he split campaigns between crowds and private talks, keeping a neutral stance amid tense Rhode Island and Connecticut responses.
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George McGovern
New England
McGovern
Washington
Nixon
Pat Cadell
George Wallace
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Lawrence McGarry
McGarry
Claiborne Pell
Goodwin
Providence
Hubert Humphrey
Pentagon
Sen
Thomas McIntyre
New Hampshire
Manchester
Sen. Pell
George Mcuovern
Democratic Party
Captains and the Kings by Taylor Caldwell review
Scottsdale Library praises Captains and the Kings a sprawling tale tracing Joseph Armagh across seventy years of struggle love and ambition. Caldwell draws on diverse experiences including court reporting immigration service and Navy service to craft a vivid biographical romance with a strong central figure and a ruthless world that tests him.
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Taylor Caldwell
Taylo" Caldwell
England
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S. Navy
Joseph Armagh
Caldwell
Timothy
Notable Memoirs and Novels Listed for Reading
A reading list includes Lash Eleanor and Franklin Blatty The Exorcist Caldwell Captains and the ce Wouk Winds of War Brown Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee Hailey Wheels Potok My Name Is Asher Lev Harris Im Ok Youre Ok Kahn The Boys of Summer Kanin Tracy and Hepburn.
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Lash
Eleanor and Franklin
Blatty
Caldwell
Wouk
Brown
Hailey
Slips The Guard May Recruit Female Nurses This Fall
The North Carolina National Guard may recruit female nurses this fall into the formerly all male Army Guard. Wilmington Morning Star reports the plan aims to widen eligibility and diversify staffing within state units.
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North Carolina National Guard
Merly All-Mate Army Guard
Wilmington
N.C
Morning Star
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Max Dunn
Scottsdale Public Library
Doubleday
Potok
Name Is
Asher Lev
Harris
Kahn
the Boys of Summer
Kanin
Tracy
Hepburn
Scottsdale + Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Arizona Newspapers Association
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