Fiddle-Faddle on Kennedy Bedroom Revelations Sparks Debate
The piece questions the impact of exposing alleged intimate White House episodes involving John F Kennedy and other figures. It argues such disclosures erode public trust and asks whether revealing personal histories serves history or harms national morale.
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John F. Kennedy
White House
Hoover
Kissinger
Kennedy
Sunday Fox Hunt Ban Sparks Legislative Backlash
Ohio farmers, sportsmen, and landowners protest a new law banning Sunday fox hunting effective Nov 28. wildlife chief Dale Haney notes authority only covers season dates, not the Sunday prohibition, which remains contentious especially in Auglaize and Van Wert counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wildlife Division
Dale L. Haney
Haney
van Wert
Auglaize
Waynesfield
Eugene Branstool
D-1
Utica
Branstool
Jeffersonian Patio Saga Ends With Unfinished Deck
In Arnold Missouri the Dennis family built a 24 inch high concrete patio pad for a travel trailer but police halted work citing flood and building code violations under local ordinances tied to the National Flood Insurance Act. Mary Dennis appealed to Senator Eagleton and federal administrator J Robert Hunter who outlined regulatory options, leaving the patio unfinished as summer swelters and a history lesson lingers.
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Washington
Louis Dennis
Mary Dennis
Magdalena E. Dennis
Morganford Rd
St. Louis
Arnold
Meramec River
Mary
Louis
City of Arnold
Dennises
Arnold City
Almond Drive
Thomas Eagleton
J. Robert Hunter
Hunter
Insurance costs climb as 1976 outlook grows uncertain
AP describes a U.S. property-liability insurance sector pressured by inflation and rising losses. Rates for auto and homeowners coverages are expected to rise, with double-digit increases likely amid 1975 underwriting losses nearing $4 billion and concerns about insurer solvency and stock market impact.
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New York
A. M. Best Co
Insurance Information Institute
Reagan's Social Security Gaffe Tarnishes 1976 Bid
Washington report portrays Ronald Reagan at a Houston banquet facing questions over a retirement bond plan tied to Social Security. Critics warn the remark echoes Goldwater’s 1964 fate and could hurt his momentum with Florida and New Hampshire voters. Ford operatives and conservatives debate his discipline and ideological steadiness.
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Washington
Houston
Ronald Reagan
Gallup
Reagan
Ford
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Florida
Goldwater
Jeff Bell
Philip Crane
Illinois
California
Los Angeles
Refugee policy echoes Keelhaul memory in Hong Kong critique
A reflective critique links Hong Kong refugee handling to colonial abandonments and past coerced repatriations. It cites Operation Keelhaul and warns that returning asylum seekers to China risks Chinese persecution, urging Western empathy and action through groups like the International Rescue Committee and official channels.
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Department of Immigration
Rio Grande
Mexico
Ford
China
Hong Kong
People’s Liberation Army
Mao
Messrs. Huggins, McMullin
Pickering
Mr. Primrose
American Council of Voluntary Agencies For Foreign Service
Keelhaus
Primrose
Churchill
Poland
International Rescue Committee
Park Avenue South
New York
State Department
Washington, D. C
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