England's drought fuels political gloom and Hayek critique
Britain faces an ideological drought as drought and labor unrest strain the economy. Anthony Lewis notes a shift toward cautious hope amid unity against the world, while Friedrich von Hayek argues British economists misdirect policy. Inflation, unemployment, and wage restraint threaten long term health, with political splits possible and Thatcher’s Conservatives rising.
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London
Anthony Lewis
Britain
New York Times
England
Friedrich von Hayek
von Hayek
London Daily Telegraph
Social engineers and free market views on desegregation
The Santa Ana Register contrasts forced desegregation with voluntary mixing, arguing the free market best achieves a diverse society. It criticizes zoning as a political tool that contradicts claims about like attracting like, noting mixed neighborhoods arise from profitability for communities, not coercive policy.
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America
Boston
Santa Ana
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Continental Congress names new title for United States
On September 10, 1776 the Continental Congress resolved to rename the United Colonies to the United States for all future reference, establishing the nation's enduring designation.
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Continental Congress
United Colonies
United States
Laser wars approach change in Army training by 1980
The piece describes a shift toward laser beam techniques to determine hits in military maneuvers, replacing earlier methods like flour sack explosions. It envisions direct ground and equipment spotting, with immediate casualty and loss counts, and even suggests civilian use of laser war games as a global breakthrough, while quoting a biblical verse.
Godzilla vs Megalon review echoes classic hero myth
In a tongue in cheek take on childhood heroes, the author recalls cowboy idols and self-made play, then critiques the English dubbed Godzilla vs Megalon. The 100-foot Gozilla teams with good intentions against the 10-story Megalon in a film blending monster action with retro hero vibes.
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Gene Autry
Roy Rogers
Lash LaRue
Hopalong Cassidy
Two Behemoths Face Off In Japan Clash At The Theater
The crowd erupts as Godzilla and Megalon clash on screen in a long awaited battle. Spectators cheer heroes and hiss villains in a retro matinee spectacle ending with Godzilla triumph after a grueling 10 minutes.
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Japan
Gene Autry
Dodge City
Godzilla
Megalon
Defector label reshapes Navratilova case and language
The piece argues the word defector loads politics on Martina Navratilova after her defection a year earlier. It contrasts refugee terminology for Nazi-era exiles with defector labeling of modern dissidents, noting its chilling implications and the stigma it carries.
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Martina Navratilova
Navratilova
Edgewood Band expresses regret over misinformation at Camp Campbell Gard
In a letter to the editor Shirley Richards, president of the Edgewood Band Boosters, apologizes for public mis info about band illnesses during camp. She attributes illnesses to six hours of marching and changed drinking water and notes eagerness for next year.
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Camp Campbell Gard
Shirley Richards
Edgewood Band Boosters
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