Kansas teachers head to Russia for five week study tour
A 12-member Kansas University group sponsored by the Center for Russian and East European Studies will visit Moscow and St. Petersburg for five weeks, returning July 20. The trip aims to expose teachers to history and culture, despite poverty, crime, and pollution in the former Soviet Union. The experience is expected to deepen appreciation for life in America and offer a sobering view of Russia’s challenges, including crime, governance, and economic hardship.
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America
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St. Petersburg
Soviet Union
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Five burglars arrested at Watergate on June 17 1972
On June 17 1972 five men were arrested inside the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate complex in Washington DC, marking the start of President Nixon's long battle with the scandal.
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Washington, D.C
Watergate Complex
Postmaster notice for address changes at Journal-World
Address updates must be sent to Journal-World, P O Box 888, Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888. Includes USPS 306 520 and second class postage. States affiliation with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
World Stance Shifts as Serbs Hold Sarajevo Hostage
A stark critique of Western hesitation in Bosnia argues NATO and the United States have abandoned resolve after Bosnian Serbs seized UN troops and blocked relief convoys. The piece labels Serbs terrorists, cites Clinton’s restraint, and calls for decisive action to end the siege of Sarajevo.
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NATO
Sarajevo
U.N
Yasushi Akashi
Europe
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Bernard E. Trainor
Harvard
Father’s Day a Low Key Holiday in June
A humorous reflection on Father’s Day as a simple, relaxed celebration with little stress or grand gestures. The piece contrasts it with other holidays and jokes about expected gifts, family quirks, and the author’s wish for a day when dads ask questions too.
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Rite Aid
Harvard Law
Santa
Daddy
Just Like Your Father Impressions About Family Debates
GIBSONBURG Ohio narrator recalls family traits and lively debates with her father and mother. She remembers being told she was like her father, detailing impatience and bullheadedness, while parents compare parenting styles and early lessons in reading and curiosity. The piece reflects on shared traits, pride, and the humor of family dynamics.
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Gibsonburg
Ohio
Daddy
Doris
Elizabeth
Harry
Cleveland
Bunche Speech Televised On See It Now In Abilene 1970
Ralph Bunche a United Nations negotiator and Nobel Peace Prize winner spoke in Abilene in 1955 or 1970 and the event was televised for Edward R Murrow show See It Now.
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United Nations
Abilene
Edward R. Murrow
Bunch
U.N
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