Blushing neurosis and quirky psychology Q and A
New York readers encounter a collector’s style Q and A on blushing, eating, fear of mice, aging perception, and social ethics. It cites Dr. Feldman, university studies, and the Illinois Fitness Lab to pose light psychoanalytic takes and ends with marriage, schooling, dandruff, insomnia cures, and a cheeky Dietrich quote.
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Illinois Institute of Technology
Seuss delivers brief Lake Forest commencement address
Ted Geisel aka Dr. Seuss gave a 75 second commencement talk at Lake Forest College to graduates, drawing a deafening ovation. The piece includes his quirky 14 line epic about popovers and air, followed by remarks on wisdom and adulthood, ending with commentary on a presidential missile statement by Rep. Tom Kindness.
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Lake Forest,r
Ted
Dr. Seuss" Geisel
Quote fragment from John 1 5 presented as a verse line
A brief biblical quotation appears: The shines in the darkness and the one never put it out attributed to John 1 5.
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John
Mark My Words His kind of humor
Washington Magazine satire mocks Save the Children ads and Amy Carter image. The columnist praises the blunt, brash humor while noting the irony of fundraising pleas. He jokes about donating his eyes or a kidney as a hyperbolic critique of the appeals.
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Save the Children Fund
San Francisco
Amy
Abortion rights debate reveals subtle racism claims
The piece argues that Hyde Amendment and Supreme Court limits provoke pro abortionists to frame the issue as class and race warfare. It claims pro abortionists portray minority women as unable to manage abortion decisions while portraying the movement as defending dignity and responsibility. It notes tensions within feminism and calls out alleged elitism in pro abortion rhetoric. It cites the National Right to Life convention and statements by activist figures.
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National Abortion Rights Action League
Henry Hyde
Hyde
Congress
Auildred Jefferson
Supreme Court
Carter Uses Charm Not Policy At Democratic Dinner
Carter, at a New York Democratic fundraising dinner before about 1,000 key supporters, mingled for over an hour, shaking hands and joking about himself. The event aimed to show his appeal to party leaders while observers debate whether his personable style signals a shift in Washington. Humphrey, present as an honored guest, suggested Carter loosen up, noting cloakroom chatter as part of political bonding.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Capitol Hill
Tip O'Neill
Mr. Carter
New York
Carter
White House
Tip O
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Humphrey
Bourbon
Second-best rejected by Madison kindergarten letter
Two former teachers and parents oppose the full day alternating schedule in Madison School District. They cite Supt Clyde Roush’s statements that continuous half day is more educational and note the May 25 Peasttown and May 26 board meetings. They commend the board for not accepting second-best for kindergarten students.
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Madison
Ruth
Clyde Roush
Roush
Peasttown School
Madison School Board
Jack Street
Niderdale Way
Middletown News Journal subscription rates page
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. Details include per copy prices, home delivery costs, motor route and mail options with weekly and calendar month terms, and annual U S Mail rates, noting establishment in 1957.
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