Gift To Mankind By Walt Disney
The article defends Walt Disney against condescension and praises his output from Mickey Mouse to Snow White. It notes Disney’s nature and adventure films as entertaining and instructive, acknowledges limited foray into darker drama, and concludes his death removes the world’s premier entertainer.
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Walt Disney
Disney
Disneyland
Disney Enterprises
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Snow White
Right Of States Upheld By Court
Supreme Court rules Georgia may elect its governor by the legislature if no candidate wins a majority. Ruling states no constitutional requirement for a single winner method and affirms states’ right to choose governors without federal intervention. The decision emphasizes state discretion over the one man one vote doctrine.
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Georgia
Rorse
Supreme Court
Howard Callaway
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Atlanta
Callaway
U.S
Temple and War Museum Site Struck by Policy Clash
Ruth Montgomery reports on a Washington conflict over a national armed forces museum next to a temple on the Maryland shore of the Potomac. Leaders and 14 000 well wishers hailed the project as a beacon for peace amid criticism from Smithsonian hawkish factions.
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Washington
Smithsonian
National Armed Forces Museum
Potomac
Maryland
Congress
Temple
Temple of Understanding
Finley P. Dunne Jr
Mr. Dooley
War Museum
City hospital standoff leads to NYC transfer aid
John Chamberlain drives interfaith self help push for a New York City hospital project after two years of debt battles. He halts creditor pressure and secures city transfer saving taxpayers about ninety nine dollars per patient as news coverage spreads internationally.
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New York City
Motive Project
Queens
New York City Hall
City Hall
Pat Hospital
Matthew
Rosemary Gunning
Hwce
Siobty Ken Kennedy
Jack Javits
Queens Hospital
John Lindsay
Bobby Kennedy
Washington, D.C
Recon Marines in Rain Lift Off in Hazardous Insertion
A Marine recon squad in heavy rain is inserted by a Sikorsky H- helicopter into enemy-held terrain. Extraction remains perilous as choppers must locate ground signals and avoid ambush while extraction protocols and red signals determine safety. The piece reflects on risks, tactics, and the politics surrounding military operations and postwar hospital financing.
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Che Serene
Rocco Ziachi
Revere
Mass
Middletown Christmas Spirit Captivates Central Avenue
Middletown columnist W. R. Dineen toured Central Avenue during the pre Christmas week of 1929. He noted bright shop windows, a bustling crowd, and playful displays such as a miniature barnyard in a butcher shop window. A new Main and Central skyscraper loomed, while the Oglesby Barnitz Bank stood across the street as shoppers filled the scene with good humor.
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Middletown
W. R. Dineen
Central Avenue
Dineen
Main
Central
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
Port
Lee
Christmas Eve Reflections by the Viaduct
The columnist visits a festively lit viaduct and recalls a peaceful river scene. A familiar horn signals a shift homeward and he pens a Christmas Eve meditation, inviting readers to adore Him under starlight as shepherds did.
Kennedy Eavesdropping Claims Face Senate Scrutiny
The text alleges that Kennedy as attorney general ordered and approved FBI mic rophone surveillances and involved other agencies in such programs while Hoovers files were protected. It contrasts Kennedy’s past actions with his current disavowal as a senator. It also notes Tibet as the roof of the world and comments on the U S Navy’s size.
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Robert Ken
FBI
Kennedy
Chicago
Senator Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Internal Revenue Service
Secret Service
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Paolo Marella
Vatican
John Chamberlain
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Robert Kennedy
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Kennedy Corporation
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
George Crout
Paul Harvey
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World
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Dennis the Menace
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