Paris under a new reign of terror and political shifts
The piece argues Paris endures repeated bombings blamed on a Lebanese group linked to Abdallah and a U S attache murder. It contrasts early appeasement with Chirac’s hard line, visas for outsiders, and airport border strengthening, urging France to abandon terror and reclaim reason.
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Citadel of Civilization
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah
Abdallah
U.S
France
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Charles Ray
Europe
Jacques
Voice of
Ortega Faces Pope Clash as Sandinistas Confront Church
In late 1960s style prophecy, Ortega clashes with Pope John Paul II as the Sandinistas in Nicaragua push a hard line against the Catholic Church. The Vatican plans a human rights push while Ortega resists lifting emergency measures and expelling clergy. Cardinal Obando y Bravo leads opposition to the regime amid international concern.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
John Paul II
Sandinista Front
Managua
Church
Ortega
Miguel Obando Y Bravo
Catholic Hierarchy
Vatican
Rome
Obando Y Bravo
Aiken's Makin Craft Show Tops Previous Year
The 10th annual Aiken's Makin' drew large crowds and about 300 exhibitors, the biggest craft show in South Carolina. The Park Avenue parkway hosted dense exhibit booths, and organizers praised the Chamber of Commerce for the event's success.
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Aiken
Kennedy Dynasty Charms Massachusetts Yet Faces Dwindling Punch
The piece notes Joseph P. Kennedy II faces 1988 or 1992 presidential questions amid a broader look at political dynasties. It compares Kennedys to Adams, Roosevelts, Lodges, and Daleys, arguing dynasty appeal wanes despite name power, with examples from Daley, Stevenson, and Baker lines.
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People Magazine
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Boston
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Joe” Kennedy
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Baloney
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Casey Stengel
Yankees
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Elliott
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Joe’ Kennedy
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the Songs
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Virginia
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White House
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Gene Talmadge
Rich Daley
Adlai Stevenson III
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Reagan
Maureen
California
Ashley Sees It and Ultimate Quiz Book Reflections
Gary Hart calls for universal work while questions on manners and class have readers debating jobs, philosophy and etiquette. The column blends social concerns with humorous quizzes from Norman G. Hickman and lore on speech as mankind’s pivotal invention.
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Aga Khan
Debrett
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Newport
Clarrvocent
Waleama
Prince Charles Visits Harvard Critics Clash Over Morality in Education
Prince Charles spoke at Harvard urging moral study alongside science and religion, drawing applause from students but sharp faculty criticism. He warned education should emphasize ethics and responsibility in innovation while Harvard’s liberal climate sparked debate about its political direction and influence.
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Harvard University
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Cambridge
Mass
Prince Charles
Karl Mary
Harvard Law School
University of Chicago
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