Diana Oughton and the Weathermen A Radical Path
A review of Thomas Powers book Diana The Making of a Terrorist traces Diana Oughton from Bryn Mawr to Guatemala and Ann Arbor revealing how wealth and privilege intersected with the 1960s student movement. It notes her turn to violence with the Weatherman and the deadly townhouse blast in New York City.
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Sunday Puzzle 109 to 110 Russian rulers and word clues
Short puzzle clue set notes Russian rulers and a few wordplay hints. Entries include Sunday Puzzle 109 and 110 with a clue about coagulate slip co minister and a test item.
McCarthy Shifts Focus From The Group To Birds Of America
In her new novel Birds of America Mary McCarthy follows a teen aged naturalist and birdwatcher as he studies in Paris during 1964 65. She discusses the differences from The Group the writing process and her view of women s liberation amid Vietnam War era concerns.
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Vassar Girls
Miss McCarthy
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Vassar
Birds of America
Sorbonne
Paris
Park Avenue
Actor Kevin McCarthy
The State Department Reform and Foreign Service Critique
The book argues the U S foreign policy apparatus is bloated and fragmented with too many agencies. It blames White House distrust and Pentagon CIA influence for a weakened State Department and calls for major personnel cuts tighter budgets and broader authority.
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About Cape Cod The Fuller View review
Gladys Taber’s About Cape Cod The Fuller View surveys the year round Cape Cod, mixing a diary like chronicle of seasonal flora fauna weather food stores birds and local customs with intimate impressionism. Readers of New England life will find a friendly folksy portrait and a warm cup of tea tone.
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Cape Cod
Gladys Taber
Lippincott
Florida
New England
Connecticut
Here is Emily A Woman's Book Slow-But Well Written
Ruth Dean MacDougall’s Here a Woman’s Book portrays Emily a divorced woman in a small New England town. After eight years her husband loves another, leaving Emily lonely and emotionally tense. She teaches, starts a brief affair, rooms with two other teachers, and eventually accepts that David is gone while considering a new future with Cliff.
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