Hot line proves its worth in Mideast crisis
An editorial lauds the White House Kremlin hot line for easing tensions during the Middle East war. It notes direct communications helped clarify an attack on the USS Liberty and the potential for broader conflict, reducing the risk of dangerous missteps amid uncertainty.
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Southeast Asia economic alliance shifts postwar balance
The Philippines and Indonesia announced an in principle economic cultural and technical association that could include Thailand Malaysia and Singapore. The move follows Indonesian Thai Malaysian and Philippine consultations aiming to pool resources as a way to strengthen have not nations and aid Vietnam's postwar reconstruction.
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Micronesia to get boost as U S attention rises
Washington eyes Micronesia as U N trusteeship remains with the United States. The plan by Robert R Nathan Associates envisions resettling many Micronesians on 10 main islands to concentrate social services while risking disruption to other communities. Tourism could generate up to 7 million dollars a year by 1972, reducing dependence on the U S Treasury.
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Camelot Echoes In JFK Age And Frick Court Ruling
Dave Felts muses on a JFK musical in the Camelot mood, while Zelda Fitzgerald’s Save Me the Waltz gets renewed attention. Helen Clay Frick loses a court bid over a Pennsylvania history, and copy perils and copyright worries surface as offices discuss Xerox culture. Navy carrier John F Kennedy is personified as a she in radio reports.
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South Africa adopts a new outward look under Vorster
Cape Town reports show South Africa moving toward a new outside image with mixed meetings and overseas access while keeping apartheid laws intact. Vorster’s pragmatism prompts limited changes in press access, sport rulings, and self governance offers to Ovambos, but internal policy remains segregated and unchanged at core.
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Israel gains leverage as Syria clash boosts bargaining position
Reaction to Syria's ceasefire breach strengthens Israel's hand in future talks. The piece argues a peace of reconciliation is unlikely without parity between Israel and Arab states, given Israel's decisive military victory. It notes Arab disarray, potential leadership vacuums, and Israel's demand for security, Jerusalem, and Suez access before concessions.
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