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Playhouse offers US a real bargain
Permian Playhouse enters its annual membership drive as supporters urge continued arts funding. Carla Bryant notes the arts boost quality of life and warns cuts threaten future offerings. Membership remains accessible with sixteen admissions for 40 dollars, about 2.50 each, cheaper than cinema.
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Permian Basin
Permian Playhouse
Carla Bryant
Playhouse Board of Directors
Playhouse
Texas Astronaut Edward White First Space Walker
On this date in 1965 Edward H. White became the first American to walk in space. White, born at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio, was the first Texan to fly in space.
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Edward H. White
White
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Edward White
Today in History June 3 1986 notable events and birthdays
Highlights include Pope John XXIII death in 1963 and New York charter for New Netherland in 1621. Also noted are Jefferson Davis birth in 1808, Normandie Atlantic record in 1935, Duke of Windsor wedding in 1937, Edward White spacewalk in 1965, Carter renomination in 1980, Magna Carta gift in 1976, and Jake Butcher sentencing in Knoxville in 1980s. Birthdays include Maurice Evans Tony Curtis Colleen Dewhurst Allen Ginsberg Curtis Mayfield.
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Maurice Evans
Tony Curtis
Colleen Dewhurst
Allen Ginsberg
Curtis Mayfield
The Doctor and the Terrorism Debate in Vienna
An unnamed narrator sits with Dr. Hermann Stumpenmich in Vienna to explore how societies label terrorism and justify actions. He recounts U S responses to Libyan attacks on Berlin and contrasting Western reactions to South African forces in Angola and Zimbabwe, noting shifts in public opinion and political rhetoric.
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Hermann Stumpenmich
Washington
Stumpennich
Libya
Berlin
United States
Gaddafi
Angola
Zimbabwe
African National Congress
White House
George Shultz
The Puzzling Logic of Extradition and Aid Debates
In a dialogue with Dr. Stumpenmich, Kilpatrick examines U S policy on extricating IRA fugitives, British actions in Northern Ireland, and a proposed 250 million aid package. The piece critiques selective anti terror stance and political biases shaping aid and diplomacy.
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Northern Ireland
Afghanistan
Senate
Belfast
Bunker Hill
Irish Republic
Mr. Savimbi
Angola
Nicaragua
Tip O'Neill
Dr. Stumpenmich
Credit cards clobbering public and urging self discipline
Harvey argues that credit card interest rates remain usurious at 18 to 21 percent and urges self discipline and corporate responsibility. He compares after tax costs of paying balances with bank loans and critiques government overreach while warning of a credit card driven economy.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Corporations
America
Visa
MasterCard
Hands Across America criticism calls for deeper solution focus
Beck argues Hands Across America shows caring but fails to fix hunger and homelessness. Money may aid shelters and soup kitchens, yet real change requires tough-minded thinking on root causes, government policy, and global issues from mental health to international poverty.
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China
America
Africa
New York
Felix Rohatyn
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