Middle East Stability Remains Elusive After Nasser Era
The editorial argues that after Nasser's death the Middle East stays volatile. Jordan ousts guerrilla power but faces backlash from Egypt Syria and Iraq. Sadat lacks Nasser's unifying force while threatening war if no settlement emerges within a year. The Sudan and Morocco coups hint at Soviet-backed instability as Israel seeks a credible peace amid grim prospects until Moscow pressures good faith negotiations.
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Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Nasser
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sadat
Moscow
China
Morocco
Asia
Middle East
Soviet Union
Vandals damage Coronado High School library
The Coronado High School library was broken into last week with books and catalog cards scattered. Windows were smashed and the office ransacked as staff and summer school students faced disruption. the writer calls for punishment, restitution, and psychiatric help for the offenders.
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Coronado High School
Rallis challenges Greek junta over passport ban
George Rallis, former interior minister and rightist leader, sued Greek police after his passport stamp was blocked on leaving Greece. The court accepted unprovable intelligence charges linking him to attempts to overthrow the junta, illustrating propaganda and surveillance under Papadopoulos. The case highlights the regime’s control over public opinion and hundreds of informants.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novakathens
George Rallis
Greece
Europe
Constantine
Rome
Karamanilis
Paris
Rallis
Athens
George Papadopoulos
NATO
Karamanlis
Secret of Mine Even My Hairdresser Doesn’t Know
A speaker declares bold home hair coloring failed and reveals the hidden evidence of brown streaks on face and appliances. She vows to go all out next time, embracing grey as fate and resisting kitchen sink secrets.
Saguaro High and Scottsdale Council Laud Summer Service
The Saguaro High Conservation Club and Scottsdale City Council are praised for a cooperative program recycling usable materials. The letter commends high school students’ dedication, urges adult participation, and notes environmental benefits from collecting newspapers, cans, and bottles.
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Saguaro High Conservation Club
City Council of
Scottsdale
T. D. Miller
Progress invites letters to editor with word limit
The Progress asks letter writers to limit submissions to 400 words due to space. Home address must be included for verification if needed. Typewritten letters are preferred.
Washington administration fights for Pakistan aid ties
Washington leaders warn it would be ingratitude to cut further economic and military aid to Pakistan amid U S efforts to showcase relations with China. House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 17 to 6 to restrain aid as Kissinger’s covert Peking visit looms.
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Robert S. Allen
Washington
Pakistan
Peking
Nixon
Red China
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Thai
Yahya Khan
Henry Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Red Chinese
House’ Foreign Affairs
China
Russia
India
On the Line Little gain for peace seen in Nixon visit
George Watt, Belfast born engineer and former prisoner in China, argues Nixon's trip to Peking will have limited impact on world peace. Watt, guest of the anti Maoist Committee of One Million, recalls Downey, Fecteau, and Smith and warns of Chinese repression and plant seizures despite any U.S. deals.
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Nixon
New York
George Watt
Peking
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Watt
U.S
Committee of One Million
China
U.N
John Downey
New Britain
Smith
Soviet Union
Mao
Red Guards
West Berlin
Downey
Fecteau
Hugh Redmond
Vietnam
Hanoi
Pakistan U S Aid Restrictions Seen as Unfriendly Act
The discussion argues that proposed U S aid limits toward Pakistan would be treated as unfriendly by Pakistan and Peking. It questions whether the committee's position will survive to the full House amid Democratic pressure on Yahya Khan over East Pakistan.
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U.S
Pakistan
Peking
Yahya Khan
East Pakistan
South
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