Soviet Position Deepens Middle East Stay and Syria Ties
The article argues the Soviet Union will remain in the Middle East by solidifying aid to Syria and Iraq while maintaining influence in Egypt. It notes Syria and Egypt tensions, planned Syrian naval facilities, and advanced Soviet air defenses. It also discusses terrorism’s televised notoriety and its impact on public perception of Middle East conflicts.
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China
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Decline in colds questioned by public health surveys
A health bureau notes fewer colds at times, citing a 789-family survey. The key claim lacks evidence that cold viruses are yielding ground, and the relevance to millions who suffered remains doubtful.
Nixon campaign outline targets 50 state effort
The People-to-People drive aims to mobilize volunteers across all states to identify supporters register voters and push them to the polls on Election Day. Cabinet officers governors and lawmakers will serve as surrogate speakers to present the Nixon record and future plans.
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McGovernites
Democratic Party
Congress
America
Washington
Nixon coattails fade in North Carolina race
In Raleigh NC Nixon aimed to sweep the Senate but Jesse Helms holds to hard right stance resisting pragmatic Nixon plans. Polls show Helms trailing Galifianakis as Goldwater figures endorse, while party defections and a three-ballot dynamic complicate a straight ticket pull.
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Senate
North Carolina
Nixon
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Helms
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China
Moscow
Country Club
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Barry Goldwater
Jesse
Goldwater Goldwater
Washington
Dominick
Buckley
Peter Dominick
Colorado
James Buckley
New York
Jack Javits
Bob Taft
DeVries and
Galifianakis
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Mr. Nixon
McGovern
Vietnam
United States pushes for Allied help to curb Cuban shipping
The U S drive for Allied cooperation in halting Communist shipping to Cuba shows headway as Russia renews a broadside and UN appeals for unity. Virginia Manufacturers Assn. elects Wilkie W. Hunt as vice president amid regional industry news. Winchester prepares its 1947 Christmas seal drive for tuberculosis control.
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Cuba
Wilkie W. Hunt
National Fruit Product Co
Virginia Manufacturers’ Assn
Roanoke
Russia
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Clarence F. Schenck
Winchester
Winchester Tuberculosis Assn
Stewart Bell, Jr
C.A. Hobert
Sacred Heart Boys’ Club
Horace Bushnell Faith Journey From Unbelief to Ministry
The meditation recounts Horace Bushnell’s youth as an unbeliever who held only God and the righteousness of light. He pursued life on those beliefs, found revelations of truth, entered the ministry, and lived a notably useful Christian life. It cites Jesus saying disciples need to use the faith they have and promises more light to earnest seekers.
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Horace Bushnell
God
Bushnell
Jesus
Ban Won't Remove Fear of Nuclear War Says Gromyko
In New York, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko argues that U N proposals to ban and destroy nuclear weapons would be a big step for security only if all arsenals are demolished and production ended. He calls for international inspection to verify disarmament amid ongoing global tensions and fears of nuclear conflict.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
New York
General Assembly
Red China
United States
Gromyko
Want to Irk a Fisherman A Handy New York Reader Cartoons
A New York humorous column quotes a fisherwoman and her husband George with gibes about fishing. The jabs cover bellyaching spouses, gear obsessions, and the ethics of who actually fishes and cooks. The piece riffs on marital barbs and fishing routine.
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George
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