Snuff Sparks Feud Over First Amendment And State Powers
The piece argues Governor Mel Thomson's call to modify the Fourteenth Amendment exposes a conservative split over free speech versus states’ rights. It highlights feminists and liberals condemning the film Snuff as a dangerous, violent portrayal and notes a letter from 82 prominent figures urging Manhattan DA Morgenthau to close the show.
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Meldrim ‘Thomson
New Hampshire
Thomson
New York
United States
Manhattan
Robert Morgenthau
Elizabeth Holtzman
Brooklyn
Eric Bentley
Susan Brownmiller
Sol Yurick
Sheily Winters
Ellen Burstyn
Gloria Steinem
West Virginia
Morgenthau
Ellen
Elizabeth
Gloria
Eric
Sol
Jeffery Hart
Mel Thomson
Riots and Union Lessons From European Integration
A historical view links early American fears of a central government to today’s European Economic Community. It notes how interstate frictions under the Articles of Confederation spurred the push for a stronger union and parallels with the later Evolution of the European Common Market, now the Euromart Ten. The piece highlights wine riots in France as a test of common market structures amid evolving cooperation and policy harmony.
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Continental Congress
Congress
New York State
New Jersey
Manhattan
Hudson
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Virginia Rangers
United States
ECC
Euromart
Aristide Briand
Rome
European Coal and Steel Community
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Eire
Eco
Spain
Euromart Ten
Uncertain Succession Talk In China Cited By Senator
The article notes ambiguity over China's line of succession and points out the absence of key figures in New Hampshire. It warns of a forthcoming book on a White House aide and compares potential sales to a dog-themed title. It also mentions a push to end long held bias favoring flowers over weeds this spring.
Socialism Fears Rise as Western Democracies Swing Against Welfare State
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that global trends show voter turn against socialism and large deficits. He cites conservative wins in Australia, New Zealand, and British Columbia as evidence that public discontent with welfare programs and centralized government is growing. He warns against reading U.S. politics too broadly.
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Free World
Will Rogers
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
British Columbia
Beggars In Velvet Gowns and Our Shared Needs
A columnist argues that beggars exist beyond the ragged poor, noting many wear velvet gowns. He urges awareness of personal hurts and shared dependence, citing grief, divorce, and unmet needs as universal burdens beneath outward polish. Jesus’ words about the sick and sinners frame the call to humility and aid.
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Jesus
Gred
Bluebird Bridegroom Visits Virginia Farm
James J. Kilpatrick notes an unusual February March mix in Rappahannock County Virginia. A young man named Matthew Arnold viewed a rental, while local wildlife and crops show early spring fever amid mild weather and odd postal timing.
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Arnold
Rappahannock County
Chipmunks
Jimmy Falls
Burke
Washington, Va
Doyce Kramer
Marshall Ky disrupts Cornell talk amid protest at Bailey Hall
The December 9 Cornell University event featured Marshall Ky speaking briefly before a self invited critic Michael Parenti interrupted. Protesters hurled missiles and eggs as Ky faced questions, then departed escorted by safety officers. A university inquiry followed, with faculty and senate bodies denouncing pretrial bias while noting the disruption violated campus rules. The incident highlighted tensions over free speech, student conduct, and responses to extremist rhetoric on campus.
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Marshall Ky Tose
Bailey Hall
Cornell University
Michael Parenti
Walter Berns
Cornell
Jim Byers
C Haos Journal
Marshall Ky
Cornell Safety Division
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Nasser
America
Richard Miller
Marshall
Dale Carson
Corneil Senate
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