UNESCOs Fires Stir Controversy Over World Organization
The article details fires at UNESCO's Paris headquarters amid allegations of financial improprieties and mismanagement. It notes U.S. withdrawal plans, international criticism, and calls for reform while framing the fires as potentially arson connected to broader scandals.
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United Nations
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France
Karl Marx
Palestine Liberation Organization
Third World
Paris
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James Scheuer
New York
Amadou Fatar M’bow
U.S. General Accounting Office
Kennedy Hollings benefit fundraiser for Senator Hollings
Senator Edward M. Kennedy will sponsor a fund-raiser for Senator Ernest F. Hollings to help pay a debt from Hollings failed bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Attendees will pay 250 dollars each for the April 3 event, aiding Hollings and supporters say.
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Massachusetts
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
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Hollings
William Carrick
Sen. Hollings
Sen. Kennedy
Mondale Hart Firestorm Fades In Primary Reflections
A late Illinois primary report analyzes how Walter Mondale and Gary Hart slowed and cooled a perceived firestorm. Mondale's Alabama Georgia wins showed resilience while Hart's rapid rise drew scrutiny over character and strategy. The piece weighs their contrasting images, weaknesses, and evolving campaigns as they move toward a broader contest.
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New York City
Illinois
Mazy Hart
Walter Mondale
Alabama
Georgia
Has Science Gone Ape
A personal essay questioning belief in evolution. The author recalls early acceptance, then exposure to dissent from scientists, and finally doubts about random mutation as the source of human life. The piece argues science relies on authority, not direct reason, and compares evolution to endless typing by a monkey, asking where all the rough drafts are.
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Mondale
Hart
Kansas
Darwin
Sherlock Holmes
Holmes
Why New Yorkers Are So Strange
A columnist analyzes New York grimness, arguing locals seek mock therapy in Woody Allen films. Pauline Kael’s critique frames Allen as a post Freudian comic guiding insiders, contrasting New Yorkers’ need for self insight with cinema and culture.
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Danny Rose
New York
New Yorker Magazine
Pauline Kael
Woody Allen
Kael
Woody ‘Allen
Broadway
Anthony Perkins
Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space and clarity.
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Aiken Standard
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Aiken
S.C
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