Hiroshima cenotaph note reminds of atomic terror
Editorial reflects on the Hiroshima Peace Park cenotaph anniversary and the 20 000 victims of the atomic bombing. It cites survivors’ health issues and psychological scars, Lifton line about death anxiety and the impact on postwar attitudes toward war and policy in Asia and Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Peace Park
Hiroshima Hospital
Nagasaki
Janar Teneral
University of Hiroshima
Teace
Vietnam
Rafael Steinberg
Hussia
Red China
France
United States
Poverty as relative measure in U S regions
U S Representative Olin Teague of Texas cites a survey showing 8 of 10 families in a poor region live on under 3000 dollars yearly, with 27 percent owning washing machines, 46 percent cars, 32 percent televisions. He argues poverty is often psychological and urges changes in attitudes and ethics over reliance on government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Olin BE. Teague
Texas
Rep. Teague
When Not to Borrow From Life Insurance
Advice on whether to keep a paid up life policy or cash out for stocks and bonds plus pondering retirement annuities. Addressing insurance loan value, house refinancing, and cash value withdrawals with emphasis on emergency use and the value of guaranteed annuity income. Also notes Kraft Foods name change and National Dairy stock dividend query with modest earnings context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Q-J
New York Stock Exchange
Kratt Ca
National Parvy Halders
Kraft
Spear Garnet
Ccopyright
Fez. Corp
Six Squaws and Squaw Island in Kennedy Scandal
Russell Kirk comments on Washington nightlife and a Kennedy incident. He recounts Ted Kennedy’s handling of the Mary Jo Kopechne case, critiques media and political culture, and laments official scrutiny and public appetite for sensationalism. The piece frames a 1969 1972 contrast with sardonic tone.
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Squaw Island
Edward Kennedy
Nocturnel
March
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lncal
Mary Jo Cine
Aled Tg
Scieace
Washington
Mary Jja Kopechne
Miss Kopechne
America
Prospect
Gen
Fea, Corp
Wives Want Words How to compliment your introvert husband
Dr George W Crane argues wives value verbal affection and daily compliments. He cites Marjorie M 2 and contrasts introverted engineers with talkative salesmen noting men’s lack of speech can strain marriages. He urges husbands to speak more and to praise, likening compliments to iron for romance and offering a Compliment Club booklet through his clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Wilhin
Marjorie M
America
Grateriar School
Sime
Calvin Coolidge
Lear
Confessing Politicians Through History and Kennedy
The piece compares public figures Hamilton Black Nixon and Kennedy as they faced personal or political confessions. It argues Kennedy’s account differs in completeness and public reception, noting Hamilton’s duel challenge Black’s Klan past and Nixon’s Checkers tale as historical precedents. It questions whether Kennedy’s public airing justifies forgiveness.
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Hamilton
Monroe
New York
Hugo Black
Senater
Alabama
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Black
Ku Klux Klan
Europe
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Adlai Steverson
Ted Kennedy
Paquiddick
Massachusetts
Senate
Ted
Kennedly
Kennedy
First National
Hut Black
New York Times
Nikon
McNaught Syodieste, Inc
Folklore riddles from William Wade spark playful wordplay
A collection of humorous riddles and quips attributed to William Wade. Questions provoke quick punchlines about everyday objects, colors, foods, and common sayings with wordplay and puns. The mix includes light jokes about shoes, fruit, sugar, and polite misunderstandings.
Family Vacation Planning For Nine In Inflation Era
John Keasler discusses arranging a large family vacation in a high inflation year. He weighs options from Rio and St Thomas to Miami Beach while balancing budget limits and a desire for novelty. The piece notes coordinating nine people plus pets, the monthly costs, and seeking practical arrangements within a limited budget.
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Las Vegas
Rio
St. Thomas
Finer
America
Daddy
Short Thoughts on Vehicle Growth and Founding Preamble
The text notes a tenfold rise in registered vehicles in South West Africa since 1939, now over 54 000. It blends this statistic with a misquoted United States Preamble and an invented constitution for a fictitious United States of Antorlea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West Africa
United States
Antorlea
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Ronert Jay Lifton
Lifton
Roger &. Spair
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George
TONER
Robert &. Jackson
Scott Charles W. Lauokiin
Carrie
Maditgn
Adiginitg Naunies
Madison
Madisna End Bay
Cosy
Pam
Carter
Harald
Associated Press
Au Well
NKE
Russell Kirk
Robby Baker
Baker
George W. Crane
Wien Welling
Crane
Mevdl
Holmes Alexander
Washington, D.C
Alexander Hamson
Treasury
William Wade
Wade
Tennessee
Idaho
Maten
J Anderson
John Keasler
Keasler
Mexico City
Fort Lauderdale
Monaco
Swiss Alps
Miami Beach
Key Biscayne
Nandy
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