Pope John XXIII Timeless Fill-in Man of Unity
HAL BOYLE notes Pope John XXIII as a symbolic fill-in man who bridged divisions and fostered tolerance. The piece recalls his brief, influential tenure and how he reshaped expectations of papal leadership amid communal calls for greater justice and unity.
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Lunchtime Romance Trouble Desperate Letter
Dear Ann Landers counsels a long married mother of five to address her husband’s noon visits. A second reader worries over a daughter’s drinking and smoking, and a third fears a girlfriend’s future with her mother-in-law staying eight weeks.
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Brand name political strategy in Applied Psychology
Dr. Jim poses a surprising question on how to use five basic laws of words in campaigns. The piece argues for a popular brand name on the ticket and cites Roosevelt as a prime example, claiming name recognition, public image, and widespread teaching of Teddy Roosevelt to bolster a running mate choice.
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