Telegram Establishes 1906 Editorial Leadership
The Telegram announces its editor and publisher lineup for 1906 with Delaney as managing editor and Draper in position. The notice emphasizes the paper's ongoing commitment to local reporting and community coverage.
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Public mercy or spectacle as McVeigh faces death
Our View argues the May 16 execution of Timothy McVeigh raises questions about televised and online broadcasts of his death. Survivors and media outlets seek witnesses, while McVeigh favors a live broadcast, prompting broader debate on ethics and thresholds for televised executions.
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McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Murrah Federal Building
VoyeurDorm.com
Entertainment Network Inc
Victor Fegner
Iowa State Penitentiary
Ruby Ridge
Waco
Books and authors in a crowded year of reading
A survey of memoirs and novels highlights Brenda Starr's $800000 advance for Life As a Maid and Jan Novak's Prague chronicle Commies Crooks Gypsies Spooks and Poets. It notes Bruce Bair's Good Land and a wave of campaign books, with Wills critiquing contemporary political volumes for their excess and breadth.
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The
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Prague
Jan Novak
Washington Post
Bruce Bair
Goodland
High Plains
Kansas
Steerforth Press
Royalton
Steerforth
Bair
Montana
South Dakota
Paign
New York Times Book Review
Garry Wills
al Gore
George W. Bush
Dana Milbank
Wills
CNN
C-Span
Joel Achenbach
Jake Tapper
America
Milbank
Achenbach
Tapper
Mississippi Votes to Keep Confederate Flag on State Banner
In a 65 to 35 vote Mississippi voters chose to retain the Confederate battle flag on the state flag, making the state unique in the Union. The piece argues the flag is a symbol of slavery and racial injustice, contrasts with removals in South Carolina and Georgia, and discusses public versus private display and the call for legislative action. Roger Hernandez critiques the symbol's legacy and urges overriding majority tyranny.
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Deep South
South Carolina
Georgia
Capitol Dome
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Mississippi
Stephen Dill Lee
United States of America
SCV
U.S
Ole Miss
On This Date in History April 23 Highlights
April 23 marks Shakespeare's birth and death on the same date in 1564 and 1616. Washington and his wife moved into the Franklin House in New York in 1789. James Buchanan was born in 1791 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. The Vitascope was demonstrated in New York City in 1896.
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William Shakespeare
Washington
Franklin House
New York
United States
James Buchanan
Franklin County
New York City
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