Angela Davis as a propaganda weapon and moral amnesia
Copley News Service reports in New York at Madison Square Garden that Angela Davis’s acquittal and ascent are framed as a liberal and media-driven rise, criticized for moral disarmament and ties to communist strategy. The piece cites Milovan Djilas on power, links to Herbert Marcuse, and notes liberal and conservative faults in confronting Davis as a symbol and organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey ST. John Copley
New York
Milovan Djilas
Angela Davis
Madison Square Garden
Miss Davis
Boston
Brandeis University
Herbert Marcuse
Executives Revolt Against the Corporate Life
Executives across levels quit secure, well paid posts seeking meaningful work. Citing shifts from salary and benefits, leaders like Dr Harold M Williams and Roy W Walters call for deeper, long term changes. Reports note rising absenteeism and career pivots into public service, entrepreneurship, and community ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Williams
Graduate School of Management
University of California At
Los Angeles
Roy W. Walters
American Society of Personnel Administrators
Harvard Business Review
Douglas S. Sherwin
Phillips Products Co
Fragmentary grocery ad items and product names
A fragmented OCR readout lists various grocery and household items without coherent context. Entries include canned tuna, detergent and stain remover brands, antacid tablets, liquids, and beverages with scattered quantities and numbers. The text resembles a mixed ad or receipt fragment from a historical newspaper page.
Desperate search for happiness after midlife divorce
A two part look at how midlife separations reshape lives. The piece profiles a 48 year old art director seeking companionship, notes rising divorce rates among 35 to 50 age group, and examines emotional, financial, and social challenges faced by divorced men and women navigating loneliness, new relationships, and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brockhaus
Catholic Family Service
Kurt Gifford
Department of Psychology
University of California At San Diego
Gifford
Husband buys a boat and plans a voyage tease
Dorothy Norman Cooke narrates a sunny backyard moment turning to surprise as a husband reveals he bought a 26 foot cruiser moored at a marina. The couple prepares to board with humor and a hint of nautical ambition, recalling shipboard lessons and the lure of the sea.
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Pecos Enterprise
Angela
California
America
State of
Davis
Vietnam
Angela Davises
Paul Craig Roberts
Hoover Institute
Stanford University
Colorado Quarterly
Carl W.ritter
Copley News Service
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Albert W. Schrader
Bureau of Industrial Relations
University of Michigan
Graduate School of Business Administration
Dun
Dun's
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Churchill
Royal Air Force
Britain
RAF
Nice
Ihhson
Safeway
Syng
Cragmont
Wesson
Turnip Greens
Gardenside
Lion
Realemon Juice
Reynolds
Citchen Craft
Vermont
Ver
Elergert
Ozark
Royal Burgers Chicken Parts
Sford
Ralston Purina
Safeway Fresh
U.S
Bing Cherries
Mng Ra Price
Asumia
Rey
Canterbury
Ralston Chex
Coldbrook
Safeway Brands
Alpo Dog Food
Dairy-Deli Department
Lucerne Palth
Lucky
Haddock
Booth
Salani
MRS
SEA Trader
Oz .Ae
Jar
Safeway Orange Juice
Nature
Minute Maid
Welchite
Bel-Air
Dinne
AIR Serve
Zoge Farms
Orm
Sara Lee
Blueberry
Birds Eye
Ingy
4Nston
Drang! Care
Zee
Lee
Ajax
Pecos Safeway
South Eddy St
Cascade
Escade
Shing
Poser
Hite Bic
Johnson's Car
Safeway Stores Incorporated
Hite
Aluminum
H Perted
Shasta
Weeng Ma
Strang
Texas
USDA
Araty Intergert
Pha
EL Dorado
Frieseli
Chuck Roast
Frankfurters
Belwit
Barbara Herrera
Maryann Kaye
Jewish Family Service
Cathy
Ture
Bill
CNS
Joe Holly
Hubby
Dorothy Norman Cooke
Power Squadron
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