Durkin Wins New Hampshire Senate Seat In Bid Against Wyman
Democrat John A. Durkin captured the New Hampshire Senate seat with 54 percent to GOP challenger Louis Wyman’s 43 percent and American Party candidate Carmen Chimento’s 3 percent. The race, a rematch of 1974, drew broad turnout and was framed as a referendum on Washington power not party labels. Durkin campaigned for working and middle class voters across diverse affiliations, signaling a shift in how voters respond to perceived political power. Durkin’s win sets the stage for his approach to governance and the Senate, with expectations focused on challenging the political establishment.
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New Hampshire
John A. Durkin
Senate
Durkin
Washington
Louis Wyman
Carmen Chimento
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Wyman
Ently
Britannica pages questioned for bias on Russia and communism
A critical note discusses Encyclopaedia Britannica including Russian writers under Politburo control and omitting one party state facts, while contrasting commentary on Hitler. It notes withdrawal of disputed pages, cites Solzhenitsyn, and questions academics writing about dictatorships. It then reports Senators Crane and colleagues visiting China and urging reevaluation of U S China policy.
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Britannica
Politburo
Russia
Adolph Hitler
Pher
Herald
Solzhenitsyn
Supreme Soviet Praesidium
Treasure of Slotter Hooge tale unfolds from archives
National Geographic recounts the Slotter Hooge wreck of 1724 the cargo of 15 chests of silver ingots and coins and the diving efforts of John Lethbridge. The tale traces archival reports from The Hague to Lisbon and Devonshire tracing a treasure sought for centuries and later recovered.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Africa
National Geographic
Robert Stenart
National
Hague
Netherlands
Jakarta
Asia
Porto Santo
John Lethbridge
Lethbridge
London
Devonshire
Stenart
Nuclear powered carriers sail to West Germany amid NATO show of force
Three U.S. naval vessels led by the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz arrived in West German North Sea ports after a 10 day Atlantic cat and mouse with Soviet ships. The group demonstrated NATO solidarity while anti submarine drills and air operations continued.
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Phil Davison
West Germany
Reuter
United States
Nimitz
North Sea
NATO
Europe
South Carolina
Seahorse
Atlantic
U. S
Scotland
mid-Atlantic
Minitz
U.S
Naval Ces
Man Is A Creature Driven By Catch Words
A reflective line notes that humans live not by bread alone but by appealing phrases and catchy language that feed desire and identity. It contrasts sustenance with the power of words to shape thought and action.
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