Father’s Day musings and a history of Father figures
A columnist ponders Father’s Day awkwardness and gifts, contrasts with Mother's Day, and cites notable Fathers like Chaucer Homer Hippocrates and Washington. The piece recalls Spokane’s 1910 start, New York organizing in 1926, and notes Pa Kettle’s large clan before asking why no Children’s Day exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Hippocrates
Robert Young
Homer
Ihen
Athens
John Bruce
Spokane
Dodd
New York
Congress
Candy Hyde A survivor shaping a tough Hayward life
Candy Hyde, 21, formerly of Modesto, works and wanders through Hayward, surviving by smiling through jobs from dishwasher to cocktail waitress. She values honesty and to her, people are often phony, yet she remains hopeful, aiming to help others and perhaps return to ranch life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Tischler Hayward
Oakie
Modesto
Candy Hyde
Candy
Aly
Hayward
Main Street
Count Basie
Supreme Court keeps Watergate papers sealed in Nixon case
The Supreme Court denied public release of briefs and transcripts from private May discussions related to grand jury findings naming Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator. It will hear July arguments on grand jury power and executive privilege while keeping documents sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Nixon
Bath
Lena Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
High Court
White House
Jaworski
Sirica
Possi Whiel
Watergate Grand Jury
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Orrock
Dad
Fin
Hallmark
Sally Hopkins
Geoffrey Chaucer
Chaucer
Ol” Jeff
B.C
Ierodotus
History
Aristophanes
Comedy
Oedipus
Lille
Samuel Adams
George Washington
America
George
Samuel
Adams
Canada
Wilson Kettle
South
Cuca
Coke
Lad
Carhop
John J. Sivica
SU Clair
Sivica
Wiliam H. Rehnquist
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Rehnquist
Appeals Court Pelilinn
Sears
Dean
Iransport
Cduusdy
Mathine
Healtg Aid
Gente Concord
Cupertion
San Rafael
San Bron
Trais
Behl
Painn
Vane