Requiem for a tailgunner memorial events in Milwaukee and Appleton
The Sen Joseph R McCarthy Foundation plans an annual memorial weekend for the late senator with a Latin requiem high mass on May 5 at St Lawrence Church Milwaukee celebrated by Rev Hugh Wish. A graveside rite at 2 p.m. May 6 at St Marys Cemetery Appleton follows, with a dinner at Left Guard Appleton.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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Sen. McCarthy
Joseph Raymond McCarthy
U.S
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Filling some moccasins and campaigning in Wisconsin
The piece notes Senator William Proxmire’s long mileage from public appearances, suggesting his persona blends banking and haberdashery roles with constant campaigning. It contrasts readers who prefer a senator focused on legislative work with those who dislike the perpetual campaign.
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Sen. Proxmire
Wisconsin
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United States
Washington
Not so surprising student vote in rising youth power
Paul Soglin a 27 year old former student radical won Madison mayoral race while Susan Bekenstein a University of Illinois junior won Urbana City Council seat. The Chicago Tribune notes student voting strength grows with 18 year olds and residency changes but cautions against assuming a radical national wave. Other races show diverse outcomes with incumbent Evanston mayor and La Salle County contests highlighting varied results.
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Madison
Susan Bekenstein
University of Illinois
Chicago
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Ilinois
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City Hall
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University of Wisconsin
William Dyke
Mr. Soglin
Evanston
Edgar Vanneman Jr
Elaine Shinbrot
Downstate
la Salle County
Richard Fennewald
Word origins quiz reveals curious shipwreck and horse terms
Sydney Harris surveys word origins for exaggeration allision aftermath lagan palfrey hypocorism and butlers. Answers trace riffs from ancient mounds to shipwreck recovery bucolic horse terms and pet-name roots.
Chapin admits to hiring spy in Watergate case
Washington report details how Magruder confirmed James McCord’s account that the Watergate bugging was plotted in February 1972 at the Justice Department with John Mitchell. It describes Liddy’s briefing with charts and mentions payoffs to defendants, Sally Harmony’s grand jury testimony, and the code word Gemstone tied to the case as Magruder shifts to cooperating.
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Washington
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Magruder
Watergate
James McCord
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Mitchell
White House
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Dean
McCord
Liddy
Sally Harmony
Grand Jury
North Carolina
Oliver
South Carolina
Hunt
Robert Reisner
Reisner
United Feature Syndicate
Epstein says network news is not a mirror but a money driven drama
Edward Jay Epstein analyzes television network news in News from Nowhere and argues that it is not a mirror of reality but a semi fictional business shaped by cost, location and audience. He contends profits drive coverage toward urban crises and dramatic protest, not comprehensive truth.
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John P. Roche
Random House
Edward Jay Epstein
Epstein
Warren Commission
Kennedy
The
New Yorker
America
Columbia University
Walter Cronkite
Columbia
Chicago
Miami Beach
Agnew
Clay Whitehead
California
West Coast
San Francisco
E.S.T
Charles Kuralt
Network
Edith Efron
Hubert Humphrey
Mr. Brandshaft
Drivers Hurt Lawn With U Turn Fumes In Neenah
A Neenah resident on Highway 45 pleads for motorists to stop using private lawns as turnarounds. Judy Hopfensperger complains that deep ruts form each spring when the lawn is soft, urging neighbors to respect property.
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Grand Central
Judy Hopfensperger
Neenah
Wis
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Buckley critique of laws overreach in flight safety
William F Buckley Jr argues laws often create more harm than protection. He cites FAA exit controls, seat belt and air bag tradeoffs, heroin pricing undercutting enforcement, and LSD decline as examples. He endorses policing reforms and personal responsibility to reduce risk without overbearing regulation.
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