Kennedy Chappaquiddick leaks challenge Kennedy run
The piece cites Walter Pincus and William V. Shannon arguing Kennedy should not pursue a presidential bid. It notes Kennedy aides' belief they can weather Chappaquiddick by shifting focus to other issues and warns public confidence in government remains eroded. News watchdogs say the case will shape public judgment.
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Walter Pincus
The
New Republic
Chappaquiddick
Kennedy
Nixon
And
Shannon
Pincus
Zenith
Bennington Hearing Fi
Kennedy weighs Chappaquiddick impact on 1976 run
The piece surveys reactions to Chappaquiddick and Kennedy's handling of the affair. It notes calls within his circle about renouncing a 1976 bid, comparisons to Nixon era cover ups, and questions raised by Sherrill's article and Broder's column. A possible early withdrawal is considered, with Kennedy's future viewed candidly by insiders.
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Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nixon
Robert Sherrill
New York Times
Chappaquiddick
David Broder
Washington Post
Sherrill
Kennedy
Broder
Mike Mansfield
Senate Majority
Mansfield
Ford
Village Cemetery improvements near completion this evening
Multiple village projects in progress since May wrap up by quitting time tonight while officials plan to host public walk-throughs tomorrow afternoon.
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Morro Castle
Asbury Park
N.J
New York
Havana
Moses J. Knapp
Vermont Soldiers Home
Boston Police Commissioner Robert diGrazio Remarks
Boston Police Commissioner Robert diGrazio speaks on public safety during an opinion feature in the local paper. The piece outlines his views on crime prevention, community policing, and municipal resources.
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Robert diGrazio
Boston
Tracks to trails adaptive reuse for rail depots and lines
The piece argues abandoned railroad depots and rights of way should become trails and cultural spaces. It notes railroads shrinking about 1000 miles yearly and cites a pending Congress bill H 2446 to repurpose unused passenger depots for cultural activities and hostels.
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America
Congress
Learning shaftsbury methods in Pasadena schools debated
An essay contrasts the Fundamental, subject centered approach with the Alternate, student centered method. It argues both stress reading and discipline, but differ in content delivery, student choice, and self discipline. Teachers should be generalists and adaptable to student needs, aiming to stimulate curiosity and desire for lifelong learning.
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Pasadena
Cal
Dog-faced boy passport photo travels Europe with dog
French student Jean Louviot toured Europe for months using a passport photo of his cocker spaniel. He was never halted by authorities despite the dog image. A border official quipped it reflects how kids wear their hair these days.
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Jean Louviot
Europe
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