Memories of war 50th anniversary reflections on World War II
The piece honors the generation that fought World War II and keeps the memories alive. It notes ambivalence at war’s end, the 50th anniversary of VE and VJ Day, and the duty values of those veterans as they memorialize fallen comrades and rebuild the nation.
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Europe
Japan
Germany
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
America
Notable 18th to 21st Century Milestones Pack
A compact roundup of historical milestones and events: Patrick Henry’s 1765 Stamp Act rebuke in Virginia’s House of Burgesses. Rhode Island’s 1790 ratification of the U.S. Constitution. Wisconsin’s 1848 statehood. Kennedy’s 1917 birth in Brookline Massachusetts. WWI era bonus march in 1932. Irving Berlin’s White Christmas recording in 1942. Rockwell’s Rosie the Riveter cover in 1943. Everest conquest in 1953. Tom Bradley’s 1973 mayoral win. Reagan’s 1988 Moscow visit. the 1984 Brussels riot aftermath. Yeltsin’s 1993 election. Gorbachev’s Canada visit en route to Washington. 56 lives lost in an earthquake. 1999 incidents at UC Riverside involving Abdul Muhammad and Bess. Honecker’s death in Chile.
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Patrick Henry
Virginia
House of Burgesses
Henry
Rhode Island
U.S
Wisconsin
Union
United States
John F. Kennedy
Brookline
Mass
New Zealand
Tensing Norkay
Nepal
Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Reagan
Soviet Union
Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Brussels
Belgium
Boris N. Yeltsin
Canada
Washington
Bush
Cet
Khallid Abdul Muhammad
Nation of Islam
University of California, Riverside
James Edward Bess
Erich Honecker
Chile
Journal-World staff and management credits
The article lists staff roles for the Journal-World including Editor and Publisher Dolph C. Simons Jr. General Manager Ralph Gage Operations Manager Dolph Simons III New Ventures Donna Wiley Controller Dallas Dolan Production Manager Dallas Dolan Postmaster address and circulation details are provided. It notes USPS and Audit Bureau memberships and Associated Press affiliation.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Dolph Simons III
Dan Simons
New Ventures
Donna Wiley
Dallas Dolan
Christopher presses Iran policy amid Middle East peace push
Warren Christopher charted a tougher line on Iran while pressing for a Syrian Israeli peace deal. He cited Iran’s support for extremists and nuclear ambitions as threats, yet personal diplomacy with Assad and Rabin shapes a fragile path to a Golan Heights agreement before Rabin’s government elections. Christopher travels to Damascus and Jerusalem in June, aiming to seal a deal by late 1995 while balancing U.S. electoral pressures and regional dynamics.
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Washington
Warren Christopher
Iran
U.S
Christopher
Tehran
Jimmy Carter
Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
Hafez Assad
Ayatollahs
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Yasser Arafat
Hussein
Assad
Yitzhak Rabin
Damascus
Rabin
Jerusalem
Likud
Golan
Less Into More? A Satirical Take on Clean Air and Water
A satirical critique argues that congressional Republicans seek to redefine clean air and water to favor deregulation. It envisions a world where safety labels disappear, agencies vanish, and polluted sites become recreational spaces, highlighting health and environmental implications with biting humor.
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Dave
EPA
Felon Finds Job After Public Forum Appeal
A reader shares gratitude for securing a job as a waitress after revealing a criminal past. Her employer, familiar with her history, promoted her and provided a raise, illustrating societal bias and the value of second chances. The letter notes the newspaper’s Letters Policy and how editors may edit but not alter viewpoints.
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Journal-World
Kansas University Commencement Threatened by Rain
Persistent rains potentially disrupted KU commencement activities over the coming days. In city court, four more defendants cited for April curfew violations were found not guilty, three others freed for lack of evidence of harm. Dr. Vernon Branson joined local pediatric practice with Drs Mary Boyden and Helen Gilles, previously practicing in Beatrice, Nebraska. A 1895 note reports grape vine pest damage around Vinland, with a worm-like caterpillar prompting a remedy from Chancellor Snow at the request of Commissioner Hoskinson.
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Kansas University
Vernon Branson
Mary Boyden
Helen Gilles
Branson
Beatrice, Neb
The
Lawrence World
Vinland
Hoskinson
Chancellor Snow
Watkins Community Museum
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