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Soviet Union threatens force over Israel Syria cease fire
In a Security Council exchange, Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko warned Israel to withdraw from Arab lands or face action by the Soviet Union and six European allies. He indicated Moscow and its allies would back Arab states to end Israel's blitzkrieg victory, signaling a return to old power struggles.
No Army Can Withstand an Idea Whose Time Has Come
An opinion argues the moment is ripe to end the Vietnam war via a Geneva conference led by the United States. It outlines seven steps including a preamble to peace, broad-based talks with Russia the UK and others, a U S delegation in Geneva, immediate bombing cessation, and potential use of other means if needed. The piece cites Israel's victory shifting global prestige and quotes Victor Hugo on the timing of ideas.
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Overkill tactics in Vietnam draw British view
Jonathan Aitken of the Evening Standard argues that the United States and allies win militarily in Vietnam but at a cost. He calls American overkill a grave error, citing random shelling, long-distance bombing, and indiscriminate gunfire as unnecessary and deadly.
Hot Line Crisis in Cold War Comedy
A Washington exchange satirizes the Johnson Kosygin hot line miscommunications. Miss Braithwaite relays a nutty sequence of wrong numbers, evasive operators, and diplomatic tension, ending with a wry moral about telebusiness.
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First Erie Canal Opens the Great Man Made Waterway
The Erie Canal opened as the first major man made waterway in the United States connecting Buffalo to Albany across New York. It linked Lake Erie with the Hudson River and now forms part of the New York State Barge Canal.
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Words Wit and Wisdom: matching adjectives quiz
William Morris presents a vintage list of twenty adjectives with a challenge to pair each numbered word with the closest wording. Readers must deduce meanings, then compare against the supplied answer key.
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Sterling Silver and the Tiffany Name
Charles Lewis Tiffany popularized the term sterling in the United States, elevating his firm’s prestige. He adapted English silver standards for Tiffany’s jewelry manufacturing business in 1851.
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Soviet Missiles in North Vietnam Spark Alarm
U N officials warn of Soviet escalation with medium range missiles trained in Russia for North Vietnam. Intelligence suggests cargoes carrying missiles to Hanoi, triggering fears of a broader crisis akin to 1962 Cuban events. Poland's anti Israel stance strains party unity amid East West trade confusion in Congress.
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