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Clean Desk Fills Mind With Fearful Memory
HAL Boyle writes that a bare desk triggers a sense of exposure and loneliness after decades of clutter. A coworker cleans the pile in five hours, leaving the writer fearful yet hopeful as a new layer of debris grows, while opponents fear a national monument by desk. A separate note reports an Antarctic mountain named after Josephine Ford, daughter of Edsel Ford, discovered in 1930 by Adm. Byrd aboard the Josephine Ford.
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New York
Sanctuary
Security
America
Fire Department
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Dee Wedemeyer
North Carolina
Hercules
Death Valley
Dearborn, Mich
Josephine Ford
Edsel Ford
U.S. Board of Geographic Names
Adm
Richard E. Byrd