Watergate echoes chill good men toward public service
The Watergate turmoil endangers honest government careers and chills qualified executives from joining public life. It warns that fear and rumor threaten Kissinger’s reputation and the drive for world peace, while voters must weigh fact against sensationalism in hearings and reports.
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Graduation reflections on future work and duty
The piece speaks to millions of graduates as they close one life chapter and begin work, urging courage, wise choices, and service. It ties education to community and national destiny, ending with a Micah 6 8 quotation about justice, kindness, and humility.
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Middletown YMCA visit recalls long-ago Dayton ties
E R Kantner aged 78 stopped by the downtown YMCA and learned Ralph Knight had died years earlier. He spoke with Harvey Allen and former Dayton Brotherhood physical director Palmer about old staff, noting memories of long-ago YMCA days and a late return to his car.
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Nixon secrets and Watergate ethics debated
The columnist argues Nixon used state secret claims to shield Watergate details. He notes a republic’s need for transparency and cites Cambodia bombings and historic leaks to question the credibility of concealing national security data. The essay contrasts presidential conduct with public accountability.
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The Lost Words of Distance and Place
In a Memorial Day reflection, Tom Braden laments fading terms like stretch hog call crick yonder and cellar as travel speeds and maps erase time and landscape. He recalls his father’s phrases, notes the drift toward basement, basing, and precise measurements, and regrets a shrinking sense of spacious language.
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Good Cop Kills Man Then Dies. Captain’s Fall From Grace
A veteran captain with 27 years on the force shoots a knife-wielding man to save a woman and child. He is cleared at inquest but sinks into alcoholism within two years and dies, leaving a somber testament to cost of duty.
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