Kissinger in High Politics Faces Rising Criticism
Henry Kissinger suffers sour relations with Congress and fierce scrutiny abroad. Amid poor receptions in Peking and limited progress with Brezhnev, lawmakers from various committees fault his arms control stance and Middle East diplomacy. Israel’s demand for more arms clashes with his push for negotiations as he tours Canada, West Germany, and Europe, all while facing domestic criticism and a packed schedule.
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Henry Kissinger
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Middle East
Peking
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
George Ball
Jackson
Brezhnev
John Brademas
Turkey
Jordan
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
Israel
U.S
Kissinger
Trudeau
Canada
Schmidt
West Germany
Allen
Brussels
Washington
Martinique
Henry
Repression as social motive in culture cited by Roszak
The Burlington Free Press quotes Theodore Roszak noting religious sensibilities have been shaped by social and economic needs, equating them with urban development and factory discipline. It frames culture as tied to capital accumulation and control of the working class. Some teens miss dinner due to busy eating.
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Burlington Free Press
Lake Shaftsbury fire destroys James buildings
A fire of unknown origin at Lake Shaftsbury completely destroyed John James properties including the dance pavilion store kitchen and dining hall. Arlington and South Shaftsbury fire departments stopped the flames saving surrounding areas. The lake resort began a decade ago with the James family.
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John James
Lake Shaftsbury
Arlington
South Shaftsbury
James
United States
Vermont
Fire Department
Chrysler
Charles E. Snow
Prospect Street
Christmas books for a festive library season
Reading ready for the season the high school library highlights Christmas literature from world customs to niche lore. Foley’s Christmas the World Over covers symbols and traditions, while The Fireside Book of Christmas offers tales and Santa variants.
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High School
Daniel J. Foley
Dicken
Edward Wagenknacht
Santa Claus
Henry van Dyke
Bethlehem
Elizabeth Hart
Mary
Dickens
Clement Moore
St. Nicholas
Germany
Latin America
Hoover’s ghost haunts White House in old and new moods
Boston Globe notes how memory of Herbert Hoover colors current leadership. It critiques the trickle down economics of the era as cruel and inadequate, arguing that neglect or delay worsens hardship for the poor and should not be repeated.
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Herbert Hoover
White House
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