New Look At Alice In Wonderland Receives Century Review
A UCLA professor frames Lewis Carroll and Alice as timeless icons, noting that a century after publication in 1865 the tale continues to illuminate adult identity and social critique. The piece surveys Carroll's life, the book’s symbolism, and enduring relevance for children and grownups alike.
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Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Carroll
Young
U.C.L.A
William D. Schaefer
Associated Press
Oxford
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Don
R. L. Green
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Cocoa policy and United Nations stance mix in brief world news
Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah says nonalignment keeps Ghana from tying cocoa pricing to capitalist nations, seeks socialist country support. Nepal will back seating Red China at the UN unless Beijing is admitted. Turkey grants asylum bid rumors as a Russian traveler swam 22 hours. Britain reports a violent wage-car robbing spree in London. The passage ends with a Carrollian literary reflection on Alice and time.
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Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Johnson
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Nepal
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China
United Nations
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Moscow official's visit signals thaw with Soviet Union
West German deputy foreign minister Karl Carstens met Soviet leaders in Moscow in the highest level Western contact in a decade. Talks with Mikhail Nesterov and Sergei Romanovsky covered trade culture and diplomacy with a friendly tone reported by German sources amid cautious comment on details.
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Karl Carstens
Mikhail Nesterov
Soviet Chamber of Commerce
Sergei Romanovsky
State Committee
V. S. Semenov
Semenov
Herr Carstens
Bonn
Carstens
Konrad Adenauer
Congress Could Become Too Weak If Presidents Resemble Johnson
Political scientist Lewis A Dexter warned that Congress could become a powerless ratifying body if upcoming presidents resemble Lyndon B. Johnson. He argued the public sees Congress as an obstacle to reform and that initiative may shift to the executive branch, a view debated by Rep. Lee Hamilton and Clinton Rossiter. Democratic Chairman John Bailey said party machinery and White House actions are aiding the effort.
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Belmont
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Dexter
American Political Science Association
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Britain
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Lee Hamilton
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Hamilton
Clinton Rossiter
Cornell University
Rossiter
John M. Bailey
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