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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
2
The editorial recalls Israel’s 25 years since independence marked by initial Arab conflicts, UN involvement, and refugee issues. It notes militarily strong defense and democratic progress but laments unresolved refugee resettlement, ongoing Arab hostility, and oil-politics entanglements as factors delaying lasting peace.
The piece clarifies earlier praise for elementary grading guidelines and calls for a uniform high school system. It argues for realistic standards, student involvement on the drafting committee, and transparency so students and parents know how grades are determined.
The piece argues the Nixon Brezhnev summit offers a chance to repair ties after Watergate woes. It notes reshuffled White House aides and Brezhnev removing Shelest to reduce domestic pressure, aiming to boost U S Soviet cooperation and improve leaders' images.
Mahmoud Riad former Egyptian foreign minister and Arab League secretary general argues Arab disunity and foreign powers fueled Israel's rise since 1948. He cites ongoing Arab rifts, internal clashes, and external arms support as factors, urging U.S. peacemaking and UN resolution enforcement to alter the course.
Panamanian officials slow to strike a new canal treaty with the United States, aiming for broader sovereignty over the canal and Canal Zone. Washington has already renounced control in perpetuity, while disputes remain over jurisdiction and treaty length amid calls for higher Canal Zone rent and possible expansion plans.
A Cape May Court House Gazette item notes a 7 o'clock double-ring ceremony where Miss S. exchanges cows with SWR. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports POWs owe no federal income tax. The group visited Florida, then cruised to Hades and Jamaica from Lapel.
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