Londonderry City Council shifts to peace in Northern Ireland
In Londonderry a Protestant and Catholic city council now collaborates after years of feuds. Leaders like Catholic James Hegart and Protestant Jack Allen stress cross community cooperation as a model to curb violence and inspire wider peace across Northern Ireland. The council, 16 Catholics and 11 Protestants, shows potential for broader harmony.
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Northern Ireland
Londonderry
James Hegart
Jack Allen
He Will Find Out Husband Tries Housekeeping Role Change
Dellmuth, a state employee at heart, leaves a governor aide post to become a house husband. He aims to care for three children ages 2, 3, and 5 while Connie resumes social work. Observers note the transition will test his endurance, patience, and adaptability as the family adjusts to new routines.
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Dellmuth
Job
Solomon
Terry Dellmuth
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Voice Of Experience From Cleaver On Race In America
Elusive ex Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver, serving a prison sentence in Oakland, says Americans are generations ahead in race relations. He asserts the United States is more evolved than other nations while noting blacks in South Africa and Rhodesia have more freedom than those in Uganda. He traveled during his flight but returned to face justice.
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Eldridge Cleaver
Oakland
California
United States
Cleaver
South Africa
Rhodesia
Uganda
Justice
Algeria
France
Cuba
Harold MacMillan
England
Milord
Shaw
Colonel Blimp
Harily
United States of America
Threshold Of Life Or Disaster Debate At Michigan Symposiums
Biologists discuss gene transfer and cross species experiments raising safety and ethical concerns. University of Michigan hosts symposiums as NIH guidelines and self-restraint measures are considered. Philosopher Henry Skolimowski argues humans lack wisdom and moral responsibility to tamper with life, urging a hands off approach until reaching a higher state.
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University of Michigan
National Institutes of Health
Henry Skolimowski
Buckley on Britain’s Class Structure and Greatness
William F Buckley Jr analyzes Britain’s class system, tax policy, and social attitudes, arguing high rates curb investment, erode democracy, and provoke elites to emigrate. He cites MacMillan, Bonar Law, Denmark, and Br itish leaders like Burgess to illustrate the balance between mobility and tradition. The piece contends socialism fails to unite a fractured society and that Britain risks hollow greatness.
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Switzerland
Britain
Anthony Burgess
Harold Macmillan
The Greatest Coverup on Chappaquiddick Books
Edward Kennedy remains the subject of lively speculation as two new studies label the Chappaquiddick accident the greatest political coverup of our time. They argue Kennedy’s nine hour delay, autopsy issues, witness handling, inquest secrecy, and grand jury actions point to a deliberate effort to shield him. The books contrast Kennedy’s portrayal with alleged police laxness and court interference, while noting broader political implications.
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Washington
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chappaquiddick Island
Kennedy
Robert Sherrill
Chappaquiddick
Richard and
Thomas Tedrew
Miss Kopechne
Pennsylvania
Richard C. Cardinal Cushing
Kennedys
Island
Ater
Sherrill
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Tedrows
Edgartown
Sherri
Teddy Kennedy
Watergate
Drums Along The Congo And All That
The Returning Traveler laments America's decline in a Bicentennial year as he mocks the presidential field and U S diplomacy. He cites Kissinger, Angola, Rhodesia, and Watergate, warns of a possible end with a bang or a whimper, and contrasts past freedoms with present political turmoil.
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Washington, D.C
Rhodesia
South Africa
Congo
America
Bay of Pigs
Vietnam
Kilpatrick mocks FTC bid to regulate funeral industry
Washington columnist James J Kilpatrick critiques the Federal Trade Commission proposed rule on funeral industry practices. He notes the industry's $2.5 billion gross receipts and 22 000 funeral homes, argues state boards regulate enough, and questions the need for sweeping federal price disclosure and itemization rules. He humorously laments federal reach from cradle to grave.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
NEDA
Thomas H. Clark
Conference of State
Chicago
New York
Seattle
Los Angeles
Atlanta
FIC
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Denmark
Nlan
M. Stanton Evans
Senator Scaper
Hubert Humphrey
Evlis Presley
Holmes Alexander
Milton Schapp
Birch Bayh
Sargent Shriver
Frank Church
GOP
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Death Valley
Panama Canal
Texas
Africa
Kissinger
Angola
Lexington
Concord
Saratoga
Yorktown
D.C
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Leitner, Morain, Hinderer
James J. Kilpatrick
Danville
Perister Publishing Co., Inc
Union Dit
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