Memories Go With Us on Memorial Day Reflections
The essay reflects on Memorial Day and Veterans Day evolution from patriotic pageantry to a broader, critical view. It notes civilian tolerance, open dissent, and the complexity of American leadership, citing Vietnam and international dynamics while urging remembrance of those who fought in many wars.
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Peking
Moscow
Africa
Lafayette
France
Kosciusko
Poland
Crispus
Germany
Hong Kong and China Contrast at Lo Wu Frontier
Across the Lo Wu border the two systems starkly diverge. Hong Kong shows bustling capitalism with crowded platforms, hawkers, and colonial signage while China presents orderly discipline and a vigilant frontier guarded by soldiers and radio antennas.
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China
Hong Kong
Lo Wu
Peking
Kowloon
Hong Kong Island
Kowloon Station
China Travel Service
Peoples Liberation Army
People’s Republic of China
lineup identification in a mugging case faces fairness test
The article discusses lineup procedures in a mugging case where Harriet identifies a suspect in two lineups. It notes concerns about lineup fairness and contrasts varying outcomes in different cases, including reliance on distinctive clothing and other witness factors. 1972 American Bar Association
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Harriet
Dear Friend- A 1972 plea for Frences Farenthold governor run
A string of letters and campaign notes from May 1972 describe fundraising and strategy for Frances Farenthold in Texas. Don L. Arriett thanks Luecke for past jingle prints and previews a peace mission theme. Farenthold supporters report voters switching to her in the May runoff and emphasize a $300,000 spend with June 3 competition ahead.
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Barnes
Austin
Frances Farenthold
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