Moscow's high altitude human rights satire critiques
A columnist ridicules Soviet coverage of US human rights concerns and suggests a cross national inquiry. He mocks Radio Moscow while proposing reciprocal commissions on civil rights and prison conditions, led by figures from both sides who oppose oppression.
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Reverse racism not real issue in Bakke case
In a reflective note on Dartmouth and University of California admissions, the author argues that race-based quotas and reverse racism shape college access. The piece urges courts to consider applicants' character and effort over test scores, warning against exclusive reliance on metrics that exclude Black students.
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Phillips Exeter Academy
Allan Bakke
California
Bakke
University of California
Phillips Exeter
Senate Finance debate on child care tax credit expansion
The Senate Finance Committee backs increasing the child care tax credit to 1600 dollars, arguing it helps working mothers as more women head families. Supporters favor a tax credit over public centers, claiming it lets parents choose care while the government helps foot the bill.
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Frost Khrushchev Meeting Sparks Kennedy Outrage
In August 1962 Robert Frost met Nikita Khrushchev in Sochi to promote mutual understanding. Frost’s airport statement claiming Khrushchev feared liberalism provoked a presidential furor and Kennedy cut off contact, fueling a lingering literary and political controversy.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Sochi
Crimea
Uss.a
John Kennedy
Frost
Kennedy
New York
Khrushchev
Russia
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Gorky
Tolstoy
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Stalin
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Central Africa
Condemn trend not a program in Roots debate
Letter writers defend Roots as sensationalism and urge focus on unity across races. They urge rejecting hatred and claim the nation must remain one people under God while criticizing critics of publisher Larry Flynt and defending free expression.
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Jeffrey Hart
Richard Corrill
Larry Flynt
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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