Kelley Seeks FBI Leadership After 33 Years in Law Enforcement
Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley, with 21 years in the FBI, is lauded as a seasoned candidate to head the FBI. The piece stresses his integrity and apolitical stance, notes the Senate's likely quick confirmation, and urges Congress to require stricter outside supervision to keep the bureau under proper oversight. It ends with a biblical verse.
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Germans Face Local Backlash in Middletown News Letter
A 1874 Middletown letter in the Butler County Democrat attacks German immigrants calling them beer guzzlers and threats to American values. It cites German churches, schools teaching German, and a German singing association as signs of German influence in Middletown and Cincinnati. It notes large German populations in Ohio and the U.S. and contrasts German beer with English varieties.
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Butler County Democrat
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Ohio
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Cincinnati
Israel
Hawaii
Cromwell and Potatoes Stir Irish Sentiment in Clare
On a Clare day in Ennis County Clare Ireland a nephew recalls a boiled potato on a luncheon plate and reflects on famine emigration and known historical tensions. He cites Oliver Cromwell and notes Irish hostility to his memory while discussing Antonia Fraser’s biography Cromwell Our Chief of Men and the fate of Cromwell’s head at Cambridge and Westminster.
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Ireland
Old Ground
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Antonia Fraser
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Mary Queen of Scots
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Cambridge
Tyburn
Marble Arch
Hollywood
Middletown News Journalsubscription rates 1865 legacy paper
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists prices for home delivery by newspaper boy motor route and mail. Rates include 80 cents weekly for home delivery seven days 15 to 25 cents for stands and 30 dollars per year by mail or 38 outside the U S.
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Hart defends Huston plan as professional intelligence effort
The piece argues the 1970 Huston plan for domestic intelligence was not Gestapo in intent or method. It defends Nixon for not implementing it, cites opposition from J Edgar Hoover, and notes the plan's provisions for surveillance and campus sourcing. It asserts the plan would have re instituted pre 1965 practices and emphasizes civil liberties concerns and legal issues.
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Isadore Palevsky Design Pavilion Opens in Jerusalem Museum
The Isadore and Sarah Palevsky Design Pavilion debuts at Jerusalem's art museum with a $2 million cost. The piece highlights Jewish philanthropy shaping Israel's institutions since 1948, aided by American donors and the Palevsky family's legacy.
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Chicago
Sarah
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Sarah Palevsky
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