The Revolution and the Quest for Freedom
The narrative traces slavery in America from the mid 18th century to the Revolutionary era, noting African Americans in early battles and the shift toward liberty ideals. It highlights figures like Crispus Attucks and Peter Salem, mass enlistment of free and enslaved Black soldiers, and early abolition signals alongside the harsh persistence of slavery in the new nation. The piece ends by foreshadowing darker days in bondage.
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Trade frictions with France and Japan widen US deficits
The United States faced new trade frictions with France as Paris imposed import quotas on autos trucks appliances textiles and steel and lowered export loan rates to 2 percent. Meanwhile Japan proposals to ease auto restrictions met US hesitation as trade deficits widened in May with imports surpassing exports by 32.2 million.
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Old Maids Prefer Cats Because Dogs Too Rowdy
Column mixes reflections on pets and society with jokes about old maids preferring cats, dogs, and human foibles. It muses on politics, television, and social behavior, noting trends in leadership, dating, and suburban life with humor and irony.
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