Betre Homage To Johannes Gutenberg Editorial
An editorial honors Johannes Gutenberg the father of modern printing, noting movable type sparked ideas that challenged feudal order and fueled revolutions. It cites Voltaire Paine and Bertrand Russell, defends printing as a thinking medium, and urges reflection on printing’s impact and responsibility.
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Voltaire
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Bertrand Russell
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Mainz
Todays Quip Distinguishes Free Speech From Cheap Talk
A concise editorial note observes a clear line between genuine free speech and mere cheap talk, urging thoughtful discourse over trolling or empty rhetoric. The piece emphasizes responsibility in public expression and the value of substantive dialogue.
Daily Crossword Across and Down Word Puzzle
Crossword clues list common terms from cocoon insects to Italian island and Latin key words. cryptogram quotes by Longfellow hidden in puzzle as Daily Cryptoquote with a quotation by a poet.
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Longfellow
Diet and self control urged by editorial and reader notes
A collection of letters from readers and a humorous Abby column. A dieter seeks weight loss guidance while a teen recounts curfew tension and parental worries. The tone mixes advice to pursue medical input with reminders about responsibility and self discipline.
Dear Abby Advice Column Excerpts And Reflections
Read excerpts from a public letters column addressing discipline, reputation after a first offense, and fatherhood. A grounded teen decries leniency while readers advise acceptance, friendships tested by trouble, and commentary on the duties of fatherhood.
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Abby
Icebox conformity and refrigerator chaos in a witty column
Washington humorist reflects on home fridge organization after a survey by Republic Molding Corp finds leftovers and vague packing confuse most households. He shares personal anecdotes about laundry in the fridge and the hunt for mustard, noting guest confusion versus owner habits.
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UPI
Republic Molding Corp
Kennedy book row ends with seven edits in dispute
Washington reports Mrs. John F Kennedy abandoned her suit against Harper Row and author William Manchester after a few page changes to The Death of a President. Look magazine condensed the work drawing readers eager for sensational disclosures while Republican critics questioned Kennedy’s Texas victory and recounts. The piece notes Oswald’s assassination halted any harmony bid.
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William Manchester
Look Magazine
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State Democratic Committee
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