Eleanor Roosevelts seven lives remembered in Hyde Park memorial
A seven section memorial at the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Library in Hyde Park reflects seven phases of her life. From infant christening clothes to her United Nations work, the display traces her public and private roles across decades, highlighting her influence and notoriety.
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Horace
Jehuda
Thema
William Shakespeare
Man
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Westbrook Pegler
la Boca Grande
Pho
Europe
New York
United States
United Nations
Roosevelt
Convert Em Or Oppose Em A Peace Missionary Plea
An editorial weighs the appeal of missionary work versus pacifist activism. It argues for converting or opposing Communist regimes, urging peace advocates to embrace missionary effort abroad, especially in Indochina, to defend religious liberty and resist aggression. The piece links faith, freedom, and national policy, urging concrete action rather than surrender.
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Hottentot
Danville
North Vietnam
Indochina
U.S
David
Susan
Loose Talk on Impeachment and Historical Blame
The piece rebukes Senator McGovern for impeaching Nixon over Vietnam policy as flawed logic. It argues past presidents shaped Vietnam involvement, from Johnson to Truman, and warns that singling Nixon ignores broader presidential and congressional roles in war policy. It labels McGovern’s stance as uncreditable and generation impeaching.
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McGovern
Nixon
Nodea
Johnson
Vietnam
Jom F. Kennedy
Dwight Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Truman
South Korea
Indochina
No Chi Minh
Congress
South Dakota
Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
BOQ
Britain
North Sea
Mr. Nxon
America
John Connally
Mnanoi-Haiphong
Two Scorpions In A Bottle In McGovern-Clinton Debate
The piece analyzes the 1972 Democratic primary dynamics with McGovern and Wallace as two greenhorns in a crowded field. It discusses bandwagon tactics, fundraising through ten dollar monthly pledges, and the shifting delegate calculus toward Miami Beach. It weighs Nixon’s looming influence and the potential messy convention as rivalries between McGovern and Wallace threaten the party unity.
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George Wallace
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Hey
Ohio
Nixon
McGovern
Miami Beach
Alabama
Shirley Chisholms
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Maney
George McGovern
Meany
Robert Wemphrey
Ed Muskie
Henry Jackson
Los Angeles
Sam Yarty
Nebraska
Vietnamization Yet To Be Given A Trial
The piece argues that Vietnamization has not yet been tested, noting a military asymmetry between North and South Vietnam. The North has Soviet supplied long range artillery, air defense, and a superior T-54 tank, while the U.S. retains bombing capability. Phan tom jets could deter North Vietnamese moves, but until parity is restored Saigon faces ongoing punishment with Hanoi adopting a cautious, risk-averse invasion strategy.
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U.S
Saigon
Middle East
Egypt
Suez ‘Canal
Haiphong
North
Hanoi
GOP
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Fox
Rogers
Vietnam
Salt ‘Dickerings
Helsinki
Geologic Inventor Abbott 100 Plans Sun Power Experiment
Geographic inventor Abbott, age 100, envisions a solar powered machine to reduce air pollution by guiding a turbine from a sun heated box atop the Smithsonian. He predicts periodic solar variations and believes his theory will vindicate him amid mixed meteorologist support.
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America
Charles Greelone
Abbatt
Washington
Smith-laddssonian Institution
Abbot Gine
Copernicus and Graphic Society
Smith- Done
Sonian
Abbot
Smithsonian
Abbott
Robert Goddard
Abbott Hasther
To the Point On Kindergarten Readiness and Education
A personal essay argues against universal preschool and day care praising home instruction and selective schooling. The author recalls Monica’s kindergarten choice, critiques day care, urges parental involvement, and notes concerns about early formal education and societal costs.
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Monica
Garten
Sworthy
Pal
Buckingham Palace Road
Grandmaison's Alley
Clinton Wallace
Titors
Nixon Fatalism Questioned by Aide Memoir
Holmes Alexander argues that President Nixon's fatalistic tone risks undermining policy and morale. He recalls wartime courage versus a doomed bomber crewman and warns that fatalism invites surrender fears, urging openness, decisiveness, and transparent leadership amid crises.
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