Why The Eagle Symbol Defined American Liberty
Editorial notes that during a Capitol visit Princess Anne and Prince Charles questioned the eagle as America's emblem. Army heraldic experts explain the 1782 Continental Congress choice symbolizing power courage freedom and immortality. Founders linked the eagle to biblical deliverance and divine liberty rather than monarchy.
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Campus unrest witnesses warn for university and nation
FBI director J Edgar Hoover says most youth honor their families and country but a disruptive minority threatens education and national safety. Edward Teller warns radical defense research could weaken freedom if universities pressured into rapid weapon studies. Sidney Hook urges lawfulness, urging injunctions and police to curb campus lawbreakers.
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Critics attack liberal bias in broadcasting push
An opinion piece contends that network executives advertisers and media figures push liberal positions while the FCC fairness doctrine enforces equal time. It cites surveys about attitudes toward Russia and China, and accuses the press of misinformation and propping up liberal view.
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Releane Puzzle and Daily Cryptoquote Digest
The page presents a large crossword puzzle with numerous clues across and down including dates and author notes. It also features a cryptoquote section showing a substitution cipher with a sample quote and the prior day solution by Thomas Hood.
Broadway comeback plans for Carol Channing
Carol Channing heads to Broadway in David Merrick's Four on a Garden after West Coast engagements. She rehearses daily in Reno with Abe Burrows and Barry Nelson before opening in New Haven. TV special The Mad English Tea Party debuts September 9.
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