In Our Opinion Booze bottle joins Tight family circle
The piece critiques a government funded study proposing early drinking by youths and church led alcohol use at functions to reduce hypocrisy. It notes objections from elders who fear erosion of family norms and the moral weight of such a shift.
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Unlikely Booze Pranks and Missing Vodka Tale
In a Boston Ritz-Carlton lounge tale, a Bloody Mary lacks vodka yet appears perfect. A TV director recalls his wife and friends giggling on a porch after Tom Collins mix misleads them, while a father recalls disguising drinks during prohibition.
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Foundations fund polo complex beyond tax rules
Washington merry go round reports that the Governor Westmoreland Davis Foundation of Leesburg Virginia plans a tax exempt horse riding complex with three polo fields an indoor arena outdoor show grounds and 200 stables to educate riding and polo while awaiting House hearings on tax exemptions for private foundations.
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Jack Anderson
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Opinion: Media Bias in War Demonstration Coverage
Washington column contrasts reporters voices on Vietnam protests. It imagines exaggerated crowd estimates and biased vignettes, notes warnings about slant in reporting, and jokes about a Capitol Hill camp in while urging vigilance over media portrayal.
Venus landing shows USSR ahead in space electronics
Washington notes the Soviet unmanned Venus mission signals advanced electronics and precision now rivaling the United States. Analysts say the feat may push five years to replicate and could sharpen ICBM and space capabilities, affecting defense and space race dynamics.
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Political madmen must be kept from violence
Russell Kirk argues SANE splits over Dr. Spock line risk a fringe rump. He cites Norman Cousins Helen Gahagan Douglas and Victor Reuther opposing extremism while warning that pacifist zeal and New Left allies threaten democratic processes. He cites Zumbo case and urges restraint on violent tactics.
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Daredevil Firemen Rescue Woman From Five-Story Fall
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