Editorial on U S A versus The Soviet Bluffs in the Middle East
University of Southern California expert Dr. Fred Krinsky discusses Soviet Middle East policy as a bluff to secure a warm water port and project power to satellites. He says Russia aims to unsettle Western influence, avoid full-scale war, and view the world in three spheres with Arab lands in the third world.
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Middle East
Fred Krinsky
University of Southern California
Russia
Phoenix
American Jewish Committee
Krinsky
Krinsky on Soviet moves after Six Day War and Middle East power
Krinsky argues the USSR faced defeats in Africa and Eastern Europe after the Six Day War. To save face Moscow rearmed Arabs and pressed Israel to withdraw behind the Suez. He warns misreading U.S. resolve could spark catastrophe amid Nasser's death.
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Krinsky
Russia
Israel
Congo
Ghana
Algeria
Mali
U.S.S.R
Rumania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
United States
Suez Canal
Dubcek
China
Kremlin
Middle East
U.S.A
Soviet Union
Nasser
Parking Woes Grow as ASU Expands to 29 000
Long-time residents recall ASU as a quiet campus with few cars and little parking. Now about 29 000 students plus staff strain spaces, with tales of hour-long searches, late arrivals, and parking tickets illustrating the need for a second campus.
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Arizona State University
ASU
Hope on the Berkeley Campus Brings Cautious Optimism
Berkeley administrators weigh last spring’s actions after radical professors faced questions over academic standards and late registrations. Across eight campuses faculty voices rise as they push to undo damage and defend education amid lingering campus upheaval. San Diego figures cited as pushing to reverse chancellor McGill’s actions before his Columbia move.
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Berkeley
Cal
University—of California
Kent State
Andow
America
Daily
Californian
Ronald Reagan
San Diego
William McGill
Columbia University
Tenure Debate in Scottsdale Faces Public Critique
A Scottsdale parent argues tenure protects unqualified teachers and urges abolition to safeguard students. The letter cites Dr Burnkrant's work improving standards and references the Scottsdale Progress headline from September 23. Anne C. Hickie asks for stronger protective measures against tenure in education.
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Scottsdale
Burnkrant
Mohave Elementary Beautification Efforts Damaged by School
Sixth graders from Mohave Elementary recall raising 311.04 for a beautification program including bushes grass a stream bed and stones. They lament dirt covering their work as a plan to tear down bridges and destroy the project unfolds under a stormy reaction from Susan Lucason Ann Bradine and others.
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Mohave
Bloom
Susan Lucason
Ann Bradine
Soviet pressure on Brazil for air landings stamps a widening conflict
Washington reports Russia exerts covert pressure on Brazil to grant Aeroflot landing rights as part of a broader push to build western South American air networks. U.S. intelligence notes relief flights to Peru failed amid technical and logistical problems, yet Moscow gained access to military and commercial intelligence through AN-22 and AN-12 operations with crews likely from the Russian air force.
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Washington
Russia
Brazil
South America
Aeroflot
Africa
Ee U.S
Peru
North Atlantic
Moscow
U.S
Iceland
Newfoundland
Cuba
Pearl Harbor figures return to New York visit
General Minoru Genda and Reverend Mitsuo Fuchida, former Pearl Harbor commanders, visit On The Line with David Frost in New York. They discuss war roles, postwar lives, and reflections on the 1941 attack as Frost’s show ends without the planned star appearance.
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David Frost
Minoru Genda
Mitsuo Fuchida
Genda
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Fuchida
20Th Century-Fox
Frost
Johnny Carson
Douglas MacArthur
War Crimes Commission
Europe
Japan
Sardi’s
Hiroshima
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