Agnew Charges Bias in History Books and Education
The speech by Vice President Spiro Agnew argues that history and reference books show liberal bias due to sources from intelligentsia and the left. He contends schools should provide balanced political history and resist unobjective references while acknowledging critics who defend liberal perspectives. Educational leaders are urged to ensure balanced presentations for the younger generation.
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Lusitania Torpedoed Off Ireland On May 7 1915
The Cunard liner Lusitania was sunk by a German U-boat off Ireland while en route from New York to Liverpool. The disaster killed about 1150 people, including a Vanderbilt, shocking American public opinion and influencing later entry into World War I.
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BBC Moves to Curb Violence on British TV
The BBC under David Attenborough orders new limits on depicting violence and bloodletting, aiming to avoid glorification and avoid presenting it as conflict solution. The crackdown follows a survey showing half of programs contain violence, mostly from American imports, and argues for stricter news coverage rules.
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Watermelon handling tips and decorative gutter plan
Advice from Heloise sharing practical kitchen and home tips. Includes guidance on cutting and storing watermelon to prevent odor transfer, slicing methods, and preserving cut surfaces. Also describes using white aluminum guttering to support cascading petunias along a porch ledge, creating a decorative soil-filled trough. End with note about column submission details.
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Fragments of humor and musings in a noisy column
A collage of quips and asides touches on a vacation ahead, mail delivery, a tongue in cheek line about Abner Doubleday, fear of quicksand, and a string of jokes about manners, hair stages, and timing. The piece reads as a playful, disconnected column fragment.
Worry Clinic examines religious zeal and family strain
Dr. Crane analyzes Jane K.s case of extreme splinter religion and neglect of four children. He links fanatic devotion to inner guilt from past sexual behavior and notes how self preservation drives pathological devotion. Readers are urged to request his booklet How to Stay Sane and Happy.
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