Tom Pootz Reclaims Courtly Prowl At Lima Star
Editorial recounts the Lima Star's moving story as the cat Tom Pootz, once popular with many female admirers, returns to a settled life after relocation and brief veterinary care. Once more he roams the back porch with swagger, resuming his lothario status at home.
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Perine
Lima
Tom
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Feline Loses Bout in Noted Cage Match
A local observer noted yesterday that the cat involved showed little interest in animals, especially cats, during the reported bout. The anecdote reflects a subdued performance and a lack of affinity for its usual quarry.
Today In History Highlights and Odd Tale
Highlights include 1933 repeal of the 18th Amendment, 1782 birth of Martin Van Buren, 1848 Polk announces California gold, 1916 Bucharest surrender, 1942 halt to draft of men 38 or over, and 1944 MacArthur on Leyte Gulf. A feline mishap ends with $75 motor damage. Halloween broom lore adds whimsical note.
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Right Christianity And Communism Buckley On Vatican Council
William F Buckley Jr critiques a St. Michael's College Vermont forum on Religion and Communism. He highlights the paradoxes in framing the debate, notes the university historian's parallels between faiths, and quotes a Polish Communist denying religious liberty while warning Christians.
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National Review
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Vermont
University of Vermont
St. Michael’s
Good Father
Bozell
Poland
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