Liberation as Death in Cambodia 1974 Prophecy
A survey notes that within 14 months after the Khmer Rouge seized power on April 16 1974 more than a million Cambodians were killed under communal rule. It describes mass deportations starvation and executions and warns that liberation rhetoric mask a deadly regime.
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Yves-Guy Berges
Southeast Asia
Africa
France
Soir
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Italy
Adoration of Stars Called Out by Graduation Speaker
A veteran show business figure warned graduates against idolizing TV and entertainment stars. He urged role models be found in athletics, politics, business, government and professional life to uphold moral standards and prevent national decline.
Trash piles power industry energy savings
A Wisconsin lawn and garden equipment maker installed a heat recovery system to process 3,000 tons of trash annually. The system cuts natural gas use for paint drying ovens by 75 percent, saving about $52,000 per year and potentially offsetting the $100,000 cost while conserving energy.
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Wisconsin
Reagan Strategy Shifts Amid California Hanky Panky Talks
The piece analyzes how Reagan built a delegate lead through wins in Nevada Idaho Oregon and Tennessee while Ford led thanks to New York. It notes a California rule change bid and Nofziger’s effort to mobilize lawmakers to prevent proportional representation, with calls for Reagan to press in Ohio New Jersey and the Northeast.
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Oregon
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Robert S. Stavens
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Lyn Nofziger
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Jerry Ford
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Nofziger
Kennedy Reverses on Presidential Draft Amid Chappaquiddick Review
The piece argues Senator Edward Kennedy pivoted from a firm rule against seeking the presidency or vice presidency to considering a genuine draft or a second slot on a Humphrey ticket. It cites Sherrill and Tedrow Tedrow books critiquing the Chappaquiddick timeline and possible legal implications, alleging party staff manipulation and timing disputes, and concludes Kennedy’s bid would trigger a brutal campaign.
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New York Daily News
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Sherrill
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United States
Polygamy analogy fuels Humphrey bill critique in editorial
The piece blasts Senator Humphrey for proposing a Full Employment bill likened to polygamy, arguing deficits and state‑planned work undermine freedom. It recalls 19th century bans on polygamy and warns Keynesian policy undermines American values, urging Americans to mend their ways.
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Washington, D.C
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John Maynard Keynes
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Mount Vernon hosts Belfound sound and light show on Washington estate
Mount Vernon announces an evening sound and light production about George Washington to run May 23 through September 6. The 43 minute Bicentennial art from France uses disembodied voices, music, war sounds and narration with voices by Olivia de Havilland Kirk Douglas Gregory Peck and John Wasnie. If well received it may return next year.
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Virginia
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United States
National Geographic Society
Olivia de Havilland
Kirk Douglas
Gregory Peck
John Wasnie
Father of Liberty
Charles C. Wall
Washington, D.C
New York Barge to Tour State in Bicentennial Plan
The piece outlines Clar Boothe Luce’s idea of distributing constitutional documents to state capitals, highlights New York’s sailing spectacle on July Fourth, and details a floating museum barge open June 3 at the Southport Sea Museum. It previews five exhibitions on social dissent, armed rebellion, political institutions, and New Yorkers’ role, urging introspection amid indictments in state officials.
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Clar Boothe Luce
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Verrazano Bridge
Hudson
Duane LaFleche
Albany Times Union
Louis Tucker
John H. G. Pell
Hudson River
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Southport Sea Museum
Great Waterways
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Metropolis
Hamlet
John Adams
Philadelphia
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Braintree
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