Coover novel The Public Burning sparks ethics debate
A critical essay condemns Robert Coover's The Public Burning as a harmful fantasy about the Rosenbergs 1953 execution. It argues the work disrespects real people, twists history for polemic, and risks libel while praising some meta-fictional liberties.
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Robert Coover
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Uncle Sam
America
Times Square
Cecil B. de Mille
Viking Press
Coover
Nixon
Sing Sing
Eavesdropping via Microwave Relays Sparks Debate
The article discusses the potential for eavesdropping on microwave long distance calls, noting federal law prohibits it while acknowledging government use of scramblers. Senator Moynihan urges caution about security, but the piece argues against new federal rules, citing efficiency and cost of the system and limited civilian risk.
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Daniel Moynihan
Moynihan
Mayabb resigns as Monroe High basketball coach
A Monroe High School alumnus claims Jesse Mayabb was forced to resign due to an academic schedule imposed by administrators. The letter reveals the writer’s sadness and belief that local officials pressured the coach into stepping down.
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Monroe
Mayable
Monroes Coach Mayable Honored for Hard Work
Former Monroe High School basketball coach Mr Mayable is praised for dedication to both classroom and court. The writer credits his influence on students and thanks The Journal for coverage of his departure while noting divided opinions at the school.
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Mayable
Mayabbe
Monroe High School
Monroe
Journal
Aspen Institute Aims to Make Us Jump in Energy Debate
Aspen Institute in Aspen Colorado started as a Great Ideas course for businessmen and grew into a leading intellectual center. It gathers experts from oil politics science and consumer advocacy to confront energy problems and seek shared understanding despite tough disagreements.
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Aspen
Colo
Aspen Institute
Joseph Salter
St. John's College
Annapolis
Slater
Henry Adams
Looter Accusation and Air Force Jacket Tale Unfolds
In a self revealing 1945 flashback John Roche recalls a fire salvage at an Air Transport Command base where troops seized goods as loot. He admits receiving a fur lined flight jacket from a grateful private, later stolen, framing the tale as a confession of wartime looting absolution.
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John P. Roche
New York
Republic
Dad
Johnny
Air Force
Air Transport Command
Biak
Guam
Baronage
PFC
Cornell
Middletown Ohio News Journal Masthead and Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options and rates. Rates cover newsstand copies, home delivery, motor route, and mail subscriptions with different prices for weekdays and Sundays. The note also provides the address, grading as a Middletown Ohio publication and records founding year 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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