XENTENNIAL: Ju n ius as pen name of British writer
Xentennial identifies Junius as an unidentified British political writer who attacked King George II and colonial policies. His letters appeared in the London Public Advertiser from January 1769 to January 1772 and urged the king to heed the language of truth in the complaints of the people.
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Philippines trains 63 man hijack response force
AP reports Manila announced a trained 63 member strike force to counter airplane hijackings. The force was deployed in a May hijacking that killed 3 hijackers and 40 hostages. Also notes Italy raised foreign postage rates and a theft of 26 thousand dollars worth of foie gras near Toulouse. A Cambodian medical effort used traditional remedies against fevers and malaria. In Penang harbor seven men stole six tons of tuna from the Japanese ship Chovu Mant.
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Free Button Pickings Are Slim
New York collectors report scarce political campaign buttons this year due to campaign spending limits and lack of professional operatives. Alfred Cohen notes two weak campaigns and public indifference, while N G Slater recalls rapid button production for Mondale and Carter campaigns and offers six-button plates and a keepsake card.
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