Canada at 100 the confederation celebrates a centennial
Editorial salutes Canada on its 100th birthday marking the 1867 Confederation that formed Quebec Ontario and New Brunswick. It notes bilingual heritage a loyal link to Britain and democratic values despite French English tensions and calls for worldwide regard.
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Canada
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
British Commonwealth of Nations
London
Council of Nations
The Sexual Revolution Critics Warn Of Hidden Costs
Dr. Max Levin of New York Medical College told the Boston Guild of St. Luke that the sexual revolution harms young unmarried women. He says the promises of freedom come with a price to emotional health and self respect, urging balance in the ongoing debate.
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Boston
Max Levin
New York Medical College
Boston Guild of St. Luke
Boston Herald
Levin
McGill argues for selective policing of world by US and Russia
Ralph McGill contends that a stable world requires the United States and Russia to act when needed. He urges reform of the United Nations to be a viable peace instrument, including China in the UN and a fair General Assembly voting basis, while accepting that the US must use power to stabilize dangerous situations.
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United States
Russia
Cuba
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Chiang
China
Formosa
Europe
Seven Seas
Tommy Atkins
Farouk
Egypt
Nasser
Britain
Japan
Hitler
Germany
Holy Land
Scottsdale Daily Progress June 13 1967 front page note
Scottsdale Publishing Company lists editors and staff for The Scottsdale Daily Progress. The publication details schedule, addresses, and contact information, noting publication days and the second class postage status. It identifies staff roles including Jerry McElfresh and W. B. Wright.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
Progress
Quotations on Intellect and Knowledge from Famous Thinkers
A collection of quotes on intellect and knowledge from Schiller Emerson Webster Rousseau Shakespeare Beecher and others. The passages explore how study planning memory and mindpower shape human achievement and wealth.
Israel's stride to build its own peace strategy
Abba Eban argues that Israel seeks no Soviet interference and will pursue regional stability on its own terms. Jordan emerges as the first test case for a potential Israeli Jordanian deal over Jerusalem and a corridor to the Mediterranean, reshaping Middle East diplomacy and signaling reduced reliance on US guarantees and UN troops.
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Washington
United Nations
Israel
Abba Eban
Soviet Union
Eban
United States
Jordan
Hussein
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Arab League
Cairo
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Negev Desert
U.S
Lebanon
Middle East
Moscow
Yemen
Aden
Saudi Arabia
Mideast
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Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc" Wright
Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
Schiller
Emerson
Daniel Webster
Rousseau
Shakespeare
Henry Ward Beecher
Rowland Evans
Terael
Yisrael
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