Question Of Guilt In White Society And Race Tensions
Morris L. Ernst argues that guilt in white America stems from economic exploitation of Black people and a Calvinist conscience. He notes white attempts at friendship seem hypocritical, Black intellectuals challenge white allies, and calls for facing harsh truths about slave trade and systemic tension without demagoguery.
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America
Noo
Africa
Harlem
Morris L. Ernst
Villager
New York
Gary Firemen Loyal Amid Strike Harassment Claims
Seven Gary firefighters stayed on duty as others struck over safety and union issues. Six report harassment and threats of losing union benefits after remaining loyal, while union president James Anast distancing the union from the fallout. The piece argues loyalty deserves public gratitude and protection.
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Gary
Ind
Board of Public Works and Safety
Firemen’s Union
James Anast
Cain
Countdown to Clean Water Plans Delayed and Jitter on the Moon
A satirical note criticizes stalled funding for sewage cleanup plants while mocking moon Jitter programs. It quotes Secretary of State Rogers advocating sensible risk taking for peace, calling for a pragmatic peace plan.
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Rogers
Roosevelt and the Tehran Pact Shadows on Eastern Europe
The piece revisits the 1939 Nazi Soviet pact secret protocols partitioning Poland and redrawing borders in the Baltic region. It argues Roosevelt privately backed Soviet gains at Tehran in 1943, and urges a future US stance of strength if a grand conference on Eastern Europe occurs.
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Germany
Soviet Russia
Europe
United States
Tehran
Churchill
Roosevelt
Stalin
Russia
Charles Bohlen
Franklin Roosevelt
Pate
China
Mini States at U N Face Power Shift and Debate
Paul Harvey reviews the push to admit independence seeking micro nations like Malta Barbados Swaziland Lesotho Botswana Gambia to the United Nations. He notes tiny states pay dues yet wield influence and discusses US ideas for limited associate memberships with no voting or offices.
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United Nations
U.n.’S
Malta
Barbados
Swaziland
Lesotho
Botswana
Gambia
General Assembly
Yale
Stalin
Security Council
Churchill
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
U.S
Consumers Tirade Over Household Crises and Store Shortages
Washington columnist laments faulty purchases from dishwashers to lamps and missing parts. He cites dishwashers that fail to clean, window fan side panels stockouts, and bulbs in lamp bases requiring full disassembly, highlighting recurring consumer frustrations.
Looking Back At Saga Of Jimmy Hoffa
A reflective piece recounts Jimmy Hoffa's prison term and public perception. It cites support from Teamsters loyalists, critiques of Attorney General Kennedy, and notes a Hoffa biography by Jim Clay. The column links Hoffa's story to broader political and moral questions.
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Saga
Jimmy Hoffa
Washington, D.C
James Hoffa
Teamsters Brotherhood
Lewisburg
Jim Hoffa
Sen. Dirksen
Washington
Jim Clay
Hoffa
Senate
Clay
Tam
Brazil
Ind
Jimmy
Heffa
Jance
Bob Kennedy
McClellan
Kennedy
Kenneth O'Donnell
Sken
Marble Palace
Teamsters Union
Jake McCarthy
Ten Angels
Justice Department
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Baltics
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Siberia
Paul Harvey
U.N
Pitcairn Island
Laderenden
Sta'es
South Africa
Ireland
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Don Maclean
Ralph Nader
Woody's World
John Holm
Otis
Maclean's Microscoops
South Vietnam
New York City
Suez Canal
Peace Corps
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