D Day Plus 25 Remembered as War Memory Deepens
The piece recalls Communique No 1 dated June 6 1944 announcing Allied landings in France. Churchill and Roosevelt responses are noted along with a memorial dedication for National Guardsmen and memories of Normandy. It mentions the 29th Division alongside the 1st Division and Omaha Beach casualties. Madison County heroes are remembered.
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Eisenhower
France
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Vierville-sur- Mer
Utah Beach
Europe
Madison County
Normandy
Inconsistency in IRS tax exemption debates across the nation
Opinion discusses removal of tax-exempt status from charitable foundations. Cites Sierra Club denial under Johnson for anti-dam ads and contrasts with NRECA lobbying with tax-exempt funds. Calls for a hard look at tax exemptions for all charities.
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Johnson
Sierra Club
New York
Washington
Grand Canyon
National Rural Electric Co-operative Association
NRECA
Congress
Tour ends as Buckley chronicles black leadership critique
William F Buckley closes a tour with journalists in Cleveland Detroit Chicago San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Atlanta and Washington. He records five core observations on black leadership policing, democratic participation, racism and poverty, praising the energy and cultural achievement of Black leaders while urging reform and restraint.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Washington
Whitney Young
Patrick Moynihan
Richard Nixon
Loyalty and flattery in politics and science
Holmes Alexander argues loyalty is flexible in politics and cites John Kennedy and Ted Kennedy associates. He highlights Dr. Jerome Wiesner as a modern courtier who adapts positions to please unnamed foreign powers while shaping nuclear policy and ABM views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
H. L. Mencken
Bob Kennedy
John Kennedy
JFK
Quemoy-Matsu Island
Redina
Jerome Wiesner
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Wiesner
Richard Whalen
Whalen
Soviet Union
Wienser
U. S
Russia
Dr. Wiesner
Indiana Voter Power Debate and Bayh Electoral Reform
The piece argues against abolishing the Electoral College and urges support for a congressional district plan. It warns Indiana voters Bayh may weaken Hoosier influence and calls for his accountability in re election, stressing fair representation and district-based electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Sen. Bayh
Illinois
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Massachusetts
Administrators face duty to support campus law enforcement
Administrators must set an example of enforcement with justice. Their failure could force non negotiable demands and intimidation at other institutions. It argues campus issues are everyone’s concern and that lawful operations of state and community agencies should not be barred when needed.
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Black Students Union
San Francisco
Roy Wilkins
Bayard Austin
Stalin
Forest Park
Chicago
Paul Goodman
Goodman
Clay
G. K. Chesterton
Sirhan Sirhan
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
District of Columbia
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Nixon
Norman Vincent Peale
It's Up To All Of Us About Highway Safety
The speaker argues that highway safety depends on everyone and emphasizes the driver’s need to learn life saving lessons. It frames driving knowledge as essential to protect the lives of others and oneself.
Folklore Reflections on Facing a 24 Hour Life Limit
The piece surveys the universal impulse to persist with duty and kindness if life ended in a day. It quotes Susan Coolidge and cites an Indiana saying on gratitude. The excerpt includes the U S Constitution preamble, linking moral resilience to civic ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Coolidge
Sarah Caauncey Woolsey
Red China arithmetic problem sparks political satire
John Keasler mocks textbook math prompts that mix current events with ideology. The piece lampoons problems about Mao Sinkiang and other leaders, using jokey totals to criticize misused math in schools and political bias.
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Little Red
Moscow
AP — the Literary Gazette
Red China
Sinkiang Province
ADRs Not Needed For Pacific Petroleums Trading
Reader asks about currency effects when buying Pacific Petroleums on the Big Board. Spear explains ADRs are unnecessary for this Canadian company already listed on New York and other exchanges and traded in U.S. dollars via an American transfer agent, so no Canadian to U.S. currency price discount applies.
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Pacific Petroleums
New York
Midwest
Pacific Coast
U.S
Chase Manhattan Bank
Canada
United States
Lucky
Radio Corp
St. Regis Paper
Seaboard World Airlines
Seaboard
RCA
General Motors
Norfolk & Western
American Brands
American Tobacco
Inland Steel
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
N.Y
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Omaha Beach
IRS
William F. Buckley
Ivy League
Buckley
Holmes Alexander
Bob
Formosa
Quemoy- Matsu
United Nations
China
USA
Alexander
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Madison
Herald
Associated Press
Folklore
United States of America
Wade
John Keasler
Mao
Keasler
Spiro Agnew
Brown
George Wallace
John Birch
Mac
St. Ives
Lana Turner
Smothers Brothers
Chairman Mao
Roger E. Spea
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