Editorial Page In Our Opinion Russia Stifles Protests
Repression of Russian intellectuals is deepening and becoming more subtle as Moscow harasses critics while avoiding Western anger. Sakharov faces limits on dissent, while Russians gather briefly in Pushkin Square to protest. The price to paid by the intelligentsia is rising despite East West thaw promises.
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Russia
Moscow
West
Andreia Sakharov
Pushkin Square
Alexander Pushkin
Viewpoint: Glossary of think tank talk fools readers
Virginia Payette mocks think tank jargon and its pretentious language. The piece ridicules words like educated incapacity heuristic and paradigm while noting officials rely on such phrases to justify policy. It argues experts often cannot see practical solutions.
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Virginia Payette
Think Tank
Jack Anderson
Ivory Tower
Henry
Congress
Three Minutes A Day Blood Bank in Seattle Cuts Costs
A Washington State model blood bank program at Kings County Central Blood Bank in Seattle lowers blood costs and infection risk. Donors are unpaid and all matching occurs at a central lab, bypassing hospitals to avoid price markups and delays. Dr. Dennis Donohue notes no deaths from bleeding and no postponed surgeries.
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Washinton
Kings County
Biddeford Saco Journal publisher and staff listings
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes Alta W Foster Wm E Foster B F C Whitehouse and W Paul Casavant as publisher editor and officers Gladys M Whitehouse listed as president and treasurer with office numbers. Rates show subscription prices 3.00 monthly 18.00 half year 36.00 yearly. The paper is a Daily Except Sunday published at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with AP membership and national reps Mathews Shannon Cullen Inc.
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W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
Mathews-Shannon-Cullen Inc
3Rd Ave
New York City
Red Lake martyr sparks fury and questions in Minnesota
Washington column details the Red Lake tragedy over 15-year-old Desjarlait shot by federal police, with claims of planted gun and civil-rights charges against an Indian officer. It profiles poverty, failed federal aid, and Broken Treaties Papers showing misused funds and housing, roads, and trading-post neglect on the reservation.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Brian Desjarlait
Red Lake
Minnesota
Renner
Rhodes Island
Red Lake River
United States
Nixon
North Vietnam
He Kissinger
White House
Hanoi
South Vietnam
South
Mac's World Forget Paris
Washington columnist notes Paris loses Old World charm to concrete highways and high rises. He contrasts Paris with New York and L A, laments expensive life, displaced artists, and corrosive urban change. Also mentions Hong Kong stock exchanges and Broadway woes.
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Paris
New York
Washington Square
Milwaukee
Hong Kong
Affluence and its paradox in American life
Washington's Bruce Biossat analyzes how wealth, while lifting many from poverty, fails to solve core issues. He argues oversold affluence brings traffic, housing, health care, and urban decay problems, with rising expectations and liberal money not curing personal or national woes. The piece notes joblessness and disillusion, foreshadowing a paradox next.
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Nea
Bruce Biossat
Cae
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Islands
America
Walker's Southern Genre Paintings Shaped by Black Folk
Russell Kirk notes a shift of Black people from Northern cities to the South amid changing cotton industry. William Aiken Walker, a Charleston born painter, depicted enslaved and free Black Southern life with sympathy. A LSU Press book reviews his works and enduring impact on views of Southern subculture.
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South
Charleston
South Carolina
William Aiken Walker
Walker
Baltimore
Savannah
New Orleans
August P. Trovaioli
Roushac B. Toledano
Louisiana State University Press
Jean Francois Miller
Baltimore “Sun
Thomas Grey
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Seine
Angeles
L.A
Broadway
Peopee
Washington News
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