Unusual family reunions and political dinners noted
A Saxapahoka home hosts a Jordan family reunion with many relatives, in-laws and possible future generations hinted at. The piece mentions long standing reunions, bequests, and social ties across families. It also references political dinners like the Jefferson Jackson dinner dated February 9 and notes date selection politics.
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Sea Gold Likely Tiny Amounts in Sea Water
Scientists report that the average gold in seawater is extremely scarce. Sand samples show about three one millionths of an ounce per ton. Separate notes discuss potato starch loss through soaking and vitamin C depletion after boiling and air exposure.
Russian Press Roundups Trim American Capitalism in Year End
The article surveys international press year end reviews painting capitalism harshly. It discusses United States foreign policy debates with references to Truman Acheson Kennedy and anti Communist coalitions. It critiques Wall Street influence and economic class struggles domestically while highlighting global colonial dynamics.
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Women Make Resolutions For New Year's Secretly
New York humorist HAL BOYLE chats about how women secretly make New Year’s resolutions. The piece parodies private lists and playful negotiations within a marriage, with lines about giving up piecing and odd goals like moon trips. The vignette highlights marital banter and silly resolutions.
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Hill's Now Showing Last Day Border Fence Also
Hill's Theatre lists its final screening for the Border Fence event and notes a three game home stretch for the team. The listing highlights showtimes and nearby venue details.
Dulles Says Force Can’t Bring Peace
John Foster Dulles argues the United States cannot solve world problems by becoming a militarized nation driven by force and intimidation. He spoke in New York as a special adviser to the State Department and warned against relying on military power.
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