Peace is War in the Middle East as Egypt Stirs Tension
The editorial argues that 1967’s war ended quickly with Israel gaining Sinai, Golan, Jerusalem, and the East Bank while treating captives and not seeking reparations. It warns that Egypt under Sadat rearmament and Soviet influence threaten peace, urging U S support for Israel with Phantom jets and direct negotiations. It calls offering aid to Arab peoples to foster consumer economies if fighting ends.
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Nasser
United Nations
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
Jordan River
Anwar Sadat
Russia
United States
Middle East
Wrapping for ecology saves money using old newspapers
A local family promotes eco friendly gift wrapping with old newspapers to reduce dye pollution and cost. They plan to include notes explaining the choice when giving gifts to non family members and urge others to adopt the practice for broader impact.
First Thanksgiving revisited by Winslow and history
The piece recalls Edward Winslow’s 1621 Plymouth letter on the first Thanksgiving with Massasoit and about 90 men. It blends historical note with reflections on Thanksgiving’s origins and contrasts past hospitality with modern times. It also cites Hubert Humphrey Nixon era politics and Mariner 9 Mars imagery, plus Eddie Rickenbacker’s minor accident.
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New York
Edward Winslow
Winslow
Plymouth Colony
William Bradford
Massasoit
Bradford
Mailbag Doctor Sees Rise in Humanistic Spirit
Dr John E McNamara argues readers should recognize a growing humanistic spirit in medicine and education as Time magazine notes more young physicians embrace patient well being. He rebuts critics who fear curricula in schools and accuses opponents of harming children by blocking knowledge.
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Suzanne Prosnier
Albert Schweitzer
New York
Patrick Lynch
The
Progress
Oscar Wilde
Wilde
England
Mrs. Prosnier
Lynch
Scottsdale
John E. McNamara
East
Phoenix
Nixon advisers doubt 1972 will match rhetoric
Inside Report shows Republican leaders alarm over the slow response of the recession economy to the New Economic Policy. Rep. Bob Wilson urges margin relaxation. Nixon and Burns face blame games as early signs of weak recovery prompt scapegoat talk.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Bob Wilson
California
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Wilson
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Federal Reserve
Democratic Congress
Mr. Nixon
Help Black Colleges in Civil Rights Era Fund Drive
The United Negro College Fund launches its 1971 campaign seeking 600000 to support all black campuses. White businessmen lead corporate giving while Black and White communities must participate to sustain these historically pivotal schools.
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Supreme Court
Negro University
United Negro College Fund
Sun-Times
Chicago
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Eddie Rickenbacker
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Pacific
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Inside Report
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Marshall
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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