Life and War Shape 21 Years Since Pearl Harbor
AP News Analyst notes 21 years after Pearl Harbor that despite spaceflight progress and medical advances, humanity remains prone to violence and conflict. From Korea to Cuba, Algeria to Congo, the era reveals deeper hostilities and fear, with history likely viewing this period as a time of escalating warfare rather than peace.
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After World War II the world rearranged its old conflicts
The article argues that WWII did not erase enduring global tensions. It notes the arms race with bombs and rockets, the atom era reshaping fear and policy, and the shift of old enemies to new alliances. It highlights persistent racial religious hate and vast wealth gaps, with colonial powers yielding possessions and hundreds of millions gaining freedom.
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Bates Chorus To Present Messiah at Bates College
Bates College Choral Society will present Handel's Messiah in the College Chapel with two free performances at 3 30 p m and 7 30 p m. Over 60 voices participate under D Robert Smith with Peters Gomes and Sam Reed assisting. Soloists include guest alto May East Vassalboro and Bates students Emily Blower Sandra Kennebunkport and others. The ensemble includes John Cook and Peter Allen as tenors and basses with William Holt on trumpet.
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Bond Issue for Dyer Library Renovation in Saco
A referendum asks voters in Ward 8 and Ward 3 whether to authorize a 45000 dollar serial bond issue to purchase and renovate the former Dyer Library Building for police facilities. Proceeds fund the project with annual tax levy to repay over ten years.
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Tommy Turtles Gift Treats From Your Kitchen
A retro recipe notes how to bake Tommy Turtles as homemade gifts. It provides a milk sugar salt butter yeast dough method, rising, shaping into a turtle form with a body and head, then baking on a greased sheet. The piece includes playful lines about including a note and friends calling them animais.
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Turtle dough recipe yields two baked turtles
A recipe instruction describes forming a dough into two turtle shapes by attaching a thin tail and feet, letting the dough rise in a warm draft-free place for about 43 minutes, scoring the dough to resemble a shell, and baking at 400 degrees for about 15 minutes.
Buckingham Theater Gang founder in Louisville politics
John H. Whallen, founder of a Louisville Democratic club in the 1880s, ran a burlesque theater and saloon. Opponents dubbed his faction "The Buckingham Theater Gang" reflecting ties between politics and entertainment in the era.
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