Bellow critiques modern letters in Nobel speech
Saul Bellow, receiving the Nobel Prize, argues that contemporary literature is led by intellectual bosses and critics out of touch with real life. He recalls Faulkner’s optimism and urges writers to challenge taste makers and seek simple, true human experience.
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Claridge Hotel Sold for 3.5 Million in Atlantic City Revival
The 21 story 385 room Claridge Hotel on Park Place and Boardwalk has been sold for 3.5 million dollars after two years empty since bankruptcy. New owners plan refurbishing to ride Atlantic City's revival as a gambling center.
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Offshore drilling debate looms after Argo Merchant disaster
The piece reviews United States offshore oil policy in the Northeast, focusing on Georges Bank wells and the Argo Merchant spill. It notes governors tempo rarily backed offshore leasing with safeguards, countered by ecologists and labor voices. It cites figures on regional oil dependence and warns against misreading the Argo wreck’s implications.
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Dukakis
Massachusetts
Noel
Rhode Island
Grasso
Connecticut
Georges Bank
Sam Schwartz
Continental Oil Company
John Lichtblau
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
Peter Brennan
U.S. Secretary of Labor
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Nantucket Shoals
New York Times
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Northeast
Jackie Gleason Takes to Modern Flight at Last
Jackie Gleason overcomes fear of air travel as he finally rides a jet. He recalls past crashes, travels by train with reporters and dancers, then boards a DC-4 bound for New York. He speaks of faith, luck, and a hardware store loan that helped his journey.
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Hollywood
New York
Gleason
Warner Brothers
Jack Haley
Jack Oakie
Jackie
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Jack White
God
Saints
Mr. G
June Taylor
Jack Philbin
Rosary
Daley's Years In Office No Help To Chicago
A critical portrait of Richard J. Daley, Chicago mayor, tracing his rise from machine politics to national figure. It argues his era failed to address Chicago's racial tensions, housing, and schools, while praising his organizational power and urban impact.
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Washington
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Illinois
Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Joseph Stalin
Europe
Notre Dame
Ed Kellys
James Michael Curleys
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