Watergate and 1960s dissent tied in moral critique
The piece cites Irving Kristol on youth disillusionment amid Watergate, recounts Jeb Magruder’s testimony about executive wrongdoing, and contrasts antiwar dissent with the Watergate conspiracy, arguing the era bred a dangerous erosion of lawfulness and trust. It weighs which caused greater harm to American democracy.
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Watergate
New York University
Irving Kristol
Nixon
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Committee For
CREP
GOP
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Magruder
Yale University
White House
What Counts as Scientific Evidence on Diet and Heart Health
Reader letters discuss egg yolk cholesterol limits and vitamin E claims for heart disease. Dr Lamb explains reproducible, independent studies as the standard, warns against marketing driven conclusions, and urges seeking medical care for chest pain while noting Earth’s orbital and rotational timings.
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Dr. Lamb
National
State Heart Association
American Heart Assn
Inter-Society Commission On Heart Disease
Renaissance of Great Art Conveying Spiritual Meaning Seen by Authority
New Vatican museum of 20th century art will showcase American works and universal spiritual themes. Lawrence A. Fleischman of Kennedy Galleries says the project restores artistic quality and links art with faith, outlining a five year plan and a target of expanding American holdings to six hundred pieces.
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New York
Vatican
Lawrence A. Fleischman
Fleischman
Kennedy Galleries
Committe of Religion and Art of America
New Vatican Museum of
Archives of American Art
U.S
New Vatican Museum
New
Caesar Borgia Apartments
Sistine Chapel
Terence Cardinal Cooke
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Michaelangelo
Raphael
Rembrandt
Pope Paul VI
Not Enough Time for Oddball Delights Hal Boyle
New York AP column notes life feels confining and busy, leaving little time for quirky ideas. The piece list includes whimsical fantasies from walking backward down the Washington Monument steps to wind Big Ben, revealing Boyle’s playful critique of daily grind.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Washington Monument
Vassar
Big Ben
Raquel Lelch
This Day In History June 25 Highlights Through Time
On this date in 1950 Korea War began with North Korea invading South Korea. Virginia ratified the Constitution in 1788 and Napoleon made a farewell address before exile in 1815. Six former Confederate states were readmitted in 1868 and Custer’s forces were massacred in 1876 at the Little Bighorn. Marines drove Germans from Belleau Wood in 1918 and CBS color broadcasting began in 1951. Governors met in Harrisburg a year ago to aid flood relief. Birthdays include Lord Mountbatten and Sidney Lumet. Thought for today: It is easy to be wise after the event.
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North Korea
Republic of Korea
Virginia
U.S
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena Island
Union
George Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Belleau Wood
France
Columbia
John F. Kennedy
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Europe
Harrisburg
Patama
Louis Mountbatten
Britain
Sidney Lumet
Longest Rivers Include Nile and Amazon
The Nile and the Amazon stand as the world’s longest rivers with lengths of about 4145 miles and 4000 miles respectively. These figures reflect historic measurements and common references in geographic records.
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Nile
Amazon
Tokyo fretting over Nixon export aims and soy risk
Japanese officials fear Nixon export controls may halt soybeans and animal feed grains with no clear end date. They see limited notice, seek alternative supplies, and eye Brazil's rising soybean exports as a potential hedge against U S. restrictions. Brazil reports booming soybean growth in Sao Paulo and expanding farming elsewhere.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
U.S
Japan
Tokyo
Brazil
United States
China
Sao Paulo
Amazon Valley
Nixor
Women lift diamond prices worldwide says jewel dealer
New York AP reports rising diamond prices driven by female demand and inflation fears. Dun & Bradstreet data show major price jumps from 1953 to 1963 and 1964 to 1966 with Lazare Kaplan International noting further increases to around 5000 dollars. Kaplan cites Japanese and German women seeking status and gifts, a limited rough supply, and a forecast of sales exceeding 1 billion dollars this year.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
George Kaplan
Lazare Kaplan International
Kaplan
United States
Legends and rulers marked by century turning points
In 1284 legend holds the Pied Piper led 130 Hamelin children away, fate unknown. In 1541 Francisco Pizarro slain in Lima Peru. In 1844 John Tyler wed Julia Gardiner in a secret New York ceremony. In 1935 Nazi Germany introduced compulsory labor service. In 1941 Finland declared war on the Soviet Union for the second time in two years.
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Hamelin
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peru
John Tyler
Julia Gardiner
New York
Nazi Germany
Finland
Soviet Union
Thoughts From The Living Bible on Colossians 2 1 8
The message expresses prayer for readers and the Laodicea church asking God to grant encouragement unity and a deep knowledge of Christ. It presents Christ as God s secret plan containing wisdom and hidden treasures for believers.
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Laodicea
God
Christ
Consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Times Records Rates
The Oswego Palladium Times announces its consolidation and rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions. Rates include yearly, semiannual, and quarterly options for Oswego and nearby counties with no holiday adjustments to the weekly 70 cent home-delivery price. Advertising reps are Thomson and Thomson Newspapers Inc.
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Oswego
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Morrison
Te Oswego
Wayne
Northern Coyu
Thomson Pers
Ino
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Associated Ress
Palladium Times
Associated Press
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Robert Olson
Dr, Lamb
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NEA, Inc
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Hitler
By Roger Bollen
Hazard Yard
Margret Mead
THE
Bruce Biossat
General Electric
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