The United Nations faces a grim crossroads after a failed Gaza crisis
The article argues the UN and its peacekeeping role collapsed amid the Gaza crisis, warning that without bold reforms and charter amendments the body may wither like the League of Nations. It credits some independent agencies and earlier roles but stresses need for self change to avoid eroding future international order.
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Massachusetts uses Social Security numbers for licenses
The St Joseph News Press notes Massachusetts will assign driver license numbers as Social Security numbers to reduce confusion for citizens. It warns the move could merge personal identity into a government file, as SSNs are already used for tax purposes and may become a universal designation, overshadowing names.
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Israel victory reshapes Middle East peace prospects
The piece argues Israel’s stamina and success thwart Arab plans, show Moscow’s miscalculation, and push toward peaceful coexistence. It asserts Egypt and Arab states cannot erase Israel, cites Soviet backing to Nasser as a failed bet, and suggests Moscow learn from the crisis to support a durable regional peace.
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It Looks Like a Modern World in a Short Quiz
A quip filled card of witty lines on world population, income, education, and social mores. It notes how 3 billion people reduced to 1000 would concentrate wealth, and jokes about classrooms stadiums college costs portraits and a transistor radio plug.
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Soviet Arab duplicity revealed at UN emergency session
A UN Security Council emergency session reveals a bitter exchange between Nikolai Fedorenko of the Soviet Union and UAR ambassador el-Kony. Abba Eban of Israel needles the UAR, citing failures to accept cease fire while Jordanal forces are under Egyptian command, amid a tense backdrop of regional war accusations.
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John Daly Praised as VOA Leader Candidate
Bob Considine lauds John Daly as the ideal choice to head the Voice of America. Daly is praised for clear vision, responsibility, and commitment to reporting truth. The piece recalls Daly’s News leadership at ABC and his role in handling Nixon’s 1959 Soviet network appearance under pressure.
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Reform drives Yugoslavia toward democratic communism Belgrade
The 1965 economic reform in Yugoslavia empowered liberal factions in Belgrade aiming for an open democratic society within a socialist framework. Rankovic’s purge opened space for political reform, with calls for socialist pluralism and broader party base while avoiding a multi party system.
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Scottsdale editors honored by 2004 Newspapers Association
Jonathan J Editor and Jerry McElfresh Managing Editor Marshall Publisher W B Doc Wright Assistant Publisher cited for public service. Event dated June 14 1967 noting association fee criteria and recognition.
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