Genocide or survival in Middle East debate over Jews in Arab lands
An editorial argues whether Arab nations conduct a genocide against Jews in their countries and Israel. It cites population declines since 1948, claims of harassment and house arrest for remaining Jews, and compares Zionist refuge to survival against a backdrop of Arab hostility and international inaction.
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McGill on Thurmond and Finch over school desegregation
Ralph McGill writes that Secretary Finch’s 60 day funds reprieve to desegregation linked to Thurmond’s crowing signals a political retreat from the 1954 court rulings. He argues local officials sustain segregated schools, demanding federal action to enforce the law and end discrimination.
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Notable quotes on knowledge from historic figures
A collection of sayings by James T. Adams Oliver Wendell Holmes Thomas Huxley Benjamin Franklin and DeWitt Clinton on evolving scientific knowledge patience with timber seasoning and the value of learning from all sources.
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Air Force sergeant Steve Northern hailed as hero in Riverside
Bob Considine profiles Steve Northern of Riverside California a para rescuer in Southeast Asia who earned four Silver Stars and Purple Hearts by repeatedly rescuing downed airmen. Northern says he simply did his job and later returned to school amid questions about civil rights for American Indians and a chorus of international stories from Atlas magazine and Moscow’s Hotel Rossiya chaos.
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Latest Will by Lenore Marshall A sharp craftspersons poetry
Barbara Jordan reviews Lenore Marshall’s Latest Will, praising the poetry for discipline and freedom, vivid imagery, and musicality. The critic notes the poems, though varied, consistently shape strong emotion and thought, with each piece standing alone in its striking craft.
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Moscow Help From Moscow Aids Paris Talks
Washington reports indicate the Nixon administration credits Soviet mediation for early progress in Vietnam peace talks in Paris including a bombing halt. Officials in Washington and Moscow praise President Nixon while questioning how openly Moscow will continue to assist as discussions stall at the negotiating table.
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Kremlin power shifts and Nixon era policy implications
Analysts warn that a six to twelve month window could bring a sudden reshuffle at the Kremlin with Kosygin and Brezhnev at risk, potentially altering central committee control and Moscow's posture in Vietnam and the Middle East. Brezhnev’s vulnerability grows amid Czech crisis, while Kosygin’s health and pressure from duties loom. The shift could affect Paris talks and arms control as Moscow seeks to end the Vietnam conflict while avoiding Western leverage.
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