Washington comment Abone to pick with Eugene McCarthy
A Washington columnist argues Eugene McCarthy is not dull yet his calm, restrained approach to peace politics contrasts with past fiery antiwar crusaders. The piece notes McCarthy shifted press events for modesty and questions his viability for Humphrey’s nomination, praising his steadiness while critiquing his lack of flamboyance.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Bob Kennedy
de Witt Clinton
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Magnus Apollo
Clinton
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Academy of Fine Arts
New York Historical Society
Erie Canal
The Cities TV Series Explores Historic Urban Crises
A 1960s article notes The Cities TV series adds to the examination of urban problems alongside books and magazines. It recalls Caesar banning daytime wheels in Rome and the era’s pollution, suggesting enduring city challenges.
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Julius Caesar
Rome
Caesar
London
Dickens
Alexis de Tocqueville
America
Tax Dollar Spending Must Balance With Population Growth
A ten year period from 1956 to 1966 shows state and local government payrolls up 63 percent while monthly payroll costs rise 143 percent as national population grows 17 percent. Experts warn inflation demands persist and tax increases loom. cuts in spending may not curb growth. The core idea is bringing tax dollar spending in line with population and productivity increases.
The Other War Civil Unrest and Its Hidden Costs
The piece argues civil disorders destructive to cities are a costly conflict. It links looting and arson to higher insurance rates and government costs, urging readers to consider their stake in the violence abroad and at home. It highlights police, property loss, and the broader economic impact of urban riots.
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Viet Nam
Man behind gun kills not the weapon itself
A reflective editorial argues the killer is the person not the gun, urges changes in minds not gun laws, and notes a national cortege and calls for understanding minds to prevent assassinations. It cites Moses and Rome, linking violence to greed and fear while decrying repeated gun legislation. Frank Wasserman Volant RD 3
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Rome
West
Who Collects a Deceased Heir’s Share Under a Will
The will takes effect after the testator dies. If an named heir dies before the testator, that person is not an heir and their potential share may pass to others named in the heir’s own will or to the heir’s heirs under intestacy laws if no will exists. If the testator’s will omits the predeceased heir, the share follows the testator’s directions or the intestacy rules for any missing provision.
Honeymoon Theft and Drug Addict Letter in Cincinnati Incident
A Cincinnati couple’s honeymoon was disrupted when a thief stole their car and suitcase. Weeks later they received their marriage license, photos, and a faded corsage with a penciled apology from a drug addict confessing long term addiction and urging help for others. The note cites mortgage on drug culture and urges civic action.
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James Keller
New York
Cincinnati
A matter of opinion bad guys
LEN KOLASINSKI reflects on patriotism and world citizenship. He recalls World War II, shifts views on former enemies, and questions removing United Nations flags as a symbol of disapproval. He argues for nuanced global responsibility and better world governance through active, thoughtful effort.
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Len Kolasinski
United States
DeGaulle
Italy
New Castle
United Nations
Bay of Pigs
Russia
Birdland Acrobats Charm With Merry Feathery Bill
A vivid scene of goldfinches and chicadees gathered in groups, warbling and whistling in harmony while clinging to thistle heads and willow twigs. The birds display lively, graceful movements and musical conversation as they perch and flutter in a carefree display.
Unknown Friends in the Night Howl To Death
Crickets chirp as two unknown dogs call to each other through the night. One dog ventures forward and emits a violent howl of death, ending the dogs’ wail and leaving the scene quiet as the crickets continue.
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