Burundi mass killings unseen by US officials a year later
A Carnegie Endowment funded task force led by Roger Morris details a year after Burundi's 250000 massacre. From May to August Tutsi rulers killed Hutu rivals with sledgehammers and bulldozers while Washington used quiet diplomacy and offered no public protest. The report labels US policy as inaction and irresponsibility.
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Carnegie Endowment
U.S
Roger Morris
Henry Kissinger
Congress
Carnegie
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Burundi
Michael Hoyt
Newspapers Defy Television Myths on Reading Habits
A study funded by the American Newspaper Publishers Association shows viewers of TV news read newspapers more, not less, with TV amplifying curiosity. The piece cites extensive critiques of U S policy on Burundi, noting officials Newsom and Cohen accused of avoiding decisive actions. The report highlights gaps in ambassadorial presence and cautions that political expediency failed to halt killings.
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The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Sion
Ellwood City Ledger
U.S
Burundi
Folgers Coffee
Folgers
White House
Bryce Harlow
Proctor and Gamble
Double Talk Mania in Everyday Speech
New York AP outlines double talk where stated words clash with inner thoughts. Examples show people claiming insults are acceptable for cash, observing birds while noting beauty, and other common phrases revealing hidden skepticism about aging, dieting, love, and family plans.
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New York
Waking Up From the Dream of Women's Lib and a New York AP note
A magazine feature critiques Catherine Breslin and the women’s liberation movement through profiles of freely living women and their marriages. It contrasts personal upheavals with Breslin’s account and ends with a NY AP note on public ability to parse business reports and finance jargon.
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Catherine Breslin
New York
Corry Holds Fourteenth Annual No-Bar Show At Columbus
Hundreds of riders gathered at the No-Bar Riding Club grounds in Columbus for the fourteenth annual show joint sponsored by the riding club and Columbus Volunteer Fire Department. Bids will be sought for repaving East Pleasant street in Corry from South Center to Concord, with costs over $5,000 split evenly between liquid fuels tax refunds and city funds. Diplomas and awards were given at St Thomas Church for St Edward's parochial school and eighth grade scholastic honors. A 1933 Corry High School graduation was recalled, as a damaging wind storm caused significant property losses across Corry and Vicinity.
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No-Bar
Riding Club
Columbus
Corry
East Pleasant
South Center
Concord Streets
Reading a Billion Dollar Firm Through Blurred Signals
The article cites executive confusion in large firms like Litton Industries and worries over top executives grasping company activity. It notes Equity Funding Life Insurance collapse and Wels Securities misjudgment, highlighting flawed internal comms and market signals that misled auditors, analysts, and investors.
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Washington
State Department
Corry Journal
David Newsom
Herman Cohen
Adviser
Keith Huffman
Huffman
United States
Organization of African Unity
United Nations
Thomas Melady
Melady
Uganda
Cohen
Hal Boyle
Hortense
Jim Bishop
Europe
Italy
Breslin
Carla
Petite
David
Lib
Georgia
Annie
Rochester
Brooke
Leona
Endsville
Splitsville
Ingrid
Gary
Fair Exchange
Tish
Jed
Teterboro
St. Edward’s Parochial
St. Thomas Church
American Legion
Rita Downey
Gilbert Wascak
Parent- Teacher Association
Miss Downey
Corry High School
John Cunniff
Litton Industries
New York Stock Exchange
Wels Securities, Inc
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