Editorials argue Oswald acted alone in Kennedy slaying
In Dallas in 1963 Lee Harvey Oswald is blamed by many as the sole killer. The new book Reclaiming History by Vincent Bugliosi argues readers should accept the lone- gunman conclusion. Despite his findings, conspiracy theories persist and likely will continue to spark debate for years. Kennedy was slain November 22.
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Bankers Confer With Mr Morgan A Century Ago Panic Loomed
A 70 year old financier held a meeting at his Manhattan home near 36th and Madison on Sunday after a weekend of market panic in 1907. The New York Times reported a long conference with J. P. Morgan in his library lasting past 4 a.m. as confidence in securities weakened. The episode marked one of the era defining moments in central bank restraint and market intervention.
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Morgan's Bankers and the Fed Through Time
In a retrospective view the piece traces J P Morgan's era of private banking, the creation of the Federal Reserve under Wilson, and the shift to central bank dominance. It notes moral hazard in policy, subprime market turmoil, and the Fed's shield against democracy while preserving currency value. George Will comments on Bernanke's restrained approach.
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Global warming faith under fire from critics and media
Cal Thomas argues against global warming orthodoxy labeling it a secular religion. He cites NASA and Newsweek missteps and asserts scientific debate is suppressed by some in media and politics. He notes the Earth’s climate has long fluctuated and calls out perceived liberal bias and regulatory aims.
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Old hometown and 1907 town notes from Lawrence Daily World
A collage of items mentions a nonbinding nuclear freeze poll in a city for November and university registration in 1982 while noting petitioners failing to place the issue on the ballot. Other items cover Soap Box Derby at Ottawa in 1967, a 1907 bull snake incident, a 1907 wife language fine, National Guard recruitment at Fort Riley, Salvation Army picnic plans, melon thieves and police crackdowns, and a plea for stronger enforcement against theft.
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