Scruples in Voting and Kennedy Center Critique
In a controversial state House vote on a school subsidy bill a black boycott helped defeat the measure as another legislator alleges his affirmative vote was pushed without consent. The piece condemns tampering with voting and calls for public censure of culprits. The second item attacks the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, arguing it costs taxpayers large sums, grants favorable concessions, and features lavish amenities, with critics accusing elitism and poor economy.
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State House
Sparta
Corry
State
Kennedy Center row shows access and funding concerns
A regular Review column on the Kennedy Center was suppressed for straying from architecture. A subsequent center puff piece praised the concert hall, while critics note stage sightlines are hindered by upper seats and chandeliers. ITT funding and contracts appear to favor ITT, inviting charges of bias. critics say JFK’s cultural center becomes a public works palace for the rich.
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Review
Kennedy Center
John F. Kennedy
Life and travel notes from a rambling memoir
A stream of memory and social musings recounts a father child dialogue about a horse named Jim Bishop and a string of dated memories. The narrator muses on adolescence, girls, and sexuality, then shifts to observations of Japan, umbrellas, motion pictures, and cultural quirks in Tokyo.
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Rockingham
Jim Bishop
Rome
Japan
Soan
Tokyo
Short Japan and chopsticks shape a GI tale in Tokyo
A flowing reminiscence contrasts American GIs in Japan with cramped spaces and cultural quirks from taxis and bars to beds and dining. It recalls hotel rooms, bento tables, and the challenge of chopsticks, alongside a mosaic of conversations about romance, literature, and daily life.
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Japan
Pusan
Korea
Free China
Rome
Iron Monster in Holland Signals Recycling Milestone
Grassroots editorials warn that a giant auto bumper machine in Holland Michigan will crush old cars into scrap metal. The device, hailed as a milestone, advocates harsher penalties and new laws to deter crimes by making punishments more severe and costly.
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Winsted
Conn
Citizen
Holland
Michigan
America
Visiting hours extended at Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital extended visiting hours after a monthly board meeting. Ward visitors may now come from 1 pm to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm, with semi private rooms set 1 pm to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm. Private room visitors may call at 1 am and 9 pm. Also noted are social events for Al's Clothes Shops employees at Conneaut Lake Park and potential police staffing changes if a Harrisburg measure passes.
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Corry Memorial
Board of Directors
Corry
House
Senate of
Harrisburg
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Norman Cousins
International Telephone and Telegraph
Roger Stevens
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ITT
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