South Africa’s apartheid under threat from nationwide protests
The piece describes two months of unrest in South Africa with over 300 dead, driven by black demonstrations led by youth in Johannesburg and Soweto. It notes concessions by the government, a massive black housing purchase effort, and police violence including vigilante clashes, while linking the crisis to Rhodesia and regional white rule.
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Profits without honor in Dutch Bernhard case
Dutch officials conclude Prince Bernhard offered access and favors to Lockheed while inspector general of the armed forces. The disclosure shocks Dutch society, questions monarchy integrity, and draws parallels with Watergate era cynicism. The piece argues morality, not just legality, sustains free enterprise and open government. It cites Walter Lippman and historical figures on ethics and public trust.
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American food and the barbecue in the American home
Henry Fairlie argues American informality defines food culture, noting Americans escape formal dining for outdoor barbecues, quick snacks, and frequent kitchen traffic. He contrasts European dining with a rhythm of constant, improvised family communication that keeps the home connected via ceaseless, transistor-like data sharing.
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