Solzhenitsyn warns third World War has already occurred
In a Le Monde piece later echoed in National Review and the Wall Street Journal, Nobel laureate Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn argues the West has already lost the third World War through political concessions and detente. He frames the struggle as a gradual ideological defeat spanning decades, urging courage to avert a fourth war and urging unity against communist rule.
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Broadcasters’ birthright: press freedom from government rules
Advocates say electronic media should receive First Amendment protections equal to print. After decades under oversight, radio and TV should be freed from content rules like fairness doctrine and equal time, preserving editorial judgment and limiting government censorship. Gen Wooster arrived in New York with 1,800 men near Washington Square on June 27, 1775.
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New York Counts On Early Tax Payments To Avert Bounce
New York City offers discounts for prepayment of property taxes to raise cash and avoid bounced paychecks. Legislators propose Municipal Assistance Corp to issue bonds, curtail debt, and impose budget oversight, signaling a potential loss of municipal independence amid the fiscal crisis.
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Will Demps riding a brutal trolley through New Hampshire fight
Washington editorial argues Senate Democrats abuse power in the New Hampshire disputed 1964 election. It cites a tight Durkin lead, a Wyman challenge, and a controversial ballot ruling by the Rules Committee. The piece accuses Democrats of partisan maneuvers, likening the situation to a Watergate in broad daylight.
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Little church that lost its place letter to the editor
To The Editor: About 15 years ago my uncle was stricken with TB. This reminiscence reflects a small community church’s decline and lingering memories of the illness during a past era.
My Mother's Church Restored in Living Room Keeps Faith Past
Carlene McKinney of Carlisle recounts how a tiny handmade church, given by her late mother Augusta Adams in 1961, survived loss and neglect. The 17 by 34 percent inch structure, with pews and stained windows, sits in her living room awaiting repair by an uncle.
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