Return to United Nations Debate Sparks Bipartisan Debate
The piece argues the United Nations is flawed yet necessary as a global forum for disputes such as ocean pollution and environmental threats. It cites Norman Cousins urging U S leadership to reform the UN rather than abandon it, warning against civic decline if the world fails to address planetary issues.
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Schorr Says Discrediting Press A Threat To All
Television newsman Daniel Schorr testifies before a Senate subcommittee that discrediting the press harms public discourse. He recalls the White House FBI probe into his private life and accuses the Nixon administration of harassing critics to undermine news reporting. He warns who will be next.
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Africa under one party rule and military regimes
The piece argues Africa’s postcolonial trajectory is dominated by dictatorships and coups. It cites Ghana under Col. Acheampong, notes nine of 41 states lack real opposition, and warns that leadership trends favor centralized power over liberty. It likens Africa’s instability to tribal loyalties and unfinished decolonization.
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Reader notes sugar cure for hiccups becomes topic
A letter to the editor questions a recent claim of a sugar cure for hiccups, noting personal use for years and suggesting the method was known before now. The writer expresses doubt about the timing of the supposed discovery and invites further clarity.
Bob Brown honored as community leader at Washington tribute
The event featured tributes to Bob Brown, a fledgling policeman who once broke up a poker game, returning after 24 hours with $850 and three checks. Berkeley G. Burrell and Robert J. Wood praised Brown's impact, citing his insight into Black perspectives and his rise to a White House role. The speech highlighted Brown’s dignity and effective action, amid broader notes on weather and local business updates.
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