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Back On Beat UN observers to monitor Suez truce line
The United Nations plan to return as observers along the Suez Canal truce line aims to prevent flare ups near Port Said. Israel and the United Arab Republic agree to the presence, though details remain tentative and full effectiveness hinges on broader diplomatic progress.
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Three Years On Ethics Committee Sits In Limbo
After three years the Senate Select Committee on Standards and Conduct remains unresolved with no clear plan for a code of ethics. Senator Stennis hints at a possible report though chances are slim. Critics say the August body resists restricting its own powers while trumpeting ethics for others.
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New Cigarette Filter Claims 70 Percent More Effective
Research chemist Robert L. Strickman has turned over filter rights to Columbia University claiming the filter removes tars and nicotine from cigarettes 70 percent more effectively than existing filters. Columbia will arrange manufacture, but will not allow use of its name in promotion.
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Grayson Kirk
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Kremlin at a crossroads over Middle East policy crisis
The Soviet leadership faces a soul searching review after a sharp Middle East defeat and UN diplomacy failures. Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny coordinate a postwar assessment, seeking why the crisis unfolded and where to go, amid strains in collective leadership.
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Live Together Editor The Record Letter
A 16 year old writes a plea for racial harmony urging whites and blacks to join in common cause. The author trusts faith and prayer to end hate and asks readers to imagine a world where all people live together as one family without color based oppression. Troy
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Partisan politics and media critique in a mental note
A discerning editor laments partisanship in coverage and columnists. The piece highlights bias across parties, double standards when editors praise insiders, and calls for greater discernment from public figures and writers alike.
Question Box on two full-term Republican presidents
Question asks how many Republican presidents have served two full terms. Answer given lists two presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ulysses S. Grant. This reflects common history noting Eisenhower completed two full terms (1953–1961) and Grant served two full terms (1869–1877) as Republican presidents.
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Ulysses
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Sewer cleanup sparks fear in Troy residents
A Lansingburgh resident complains about sewer cleaning near 112th Street and Sixth Avenue in Troy. He reports wooden blockades with smoke pots around exposed sewers catching fire, fears night fires, cites repeated incidents, and questions use of modern reflectors versus outdated devices.
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Frear Park Editor Debates Golf Etiquette and Rangers
A Frear Park editor criticizes golfers who discuss the game on Monday mornings and warns that fairway courtesy is essential for beginners and veterans alike. He notes a ranger with a motor bike patrols the course but asks who fixes delays when play backs up.
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John R. Valente
Shelepin's demotion signals Soviet leadership struggle
Washington observers note the shelving of A N Shelepin as a sign of ongoing power shifts within Moscow. Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny gain prestige while Shelepin's fall hints at a broader dispute over how to steer Russia and world communism in coming years.
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A Thought For Today on Summer Houses and Change
Nostalgic reflection on the vanished summer house as a symbol of simpler life. The author contrasts bygone family leisure and semi private havens with modern homes equipped for air conditioning and car culture, noting nostalgia and social shifts from large families to smaller households and urban living.
Umbilical Cord Clues to Birth Defects, Doctor Says
Dr Solnitzky of Georgetown University finds that about one percent of cords show only one artery and vein. Early detection permits prompt surgical correction of intestinal or urinary tract defects, potentially saving infant life. Not hereditary. cord defect cause unclear.
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Georgetown University
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