Editorials on Koreas 1960s path and Park Chung Hee power
The piece traces Syngman Rhee and Park Chung Hee shaping South Korea from independence through dictatorship. It notes Rhee’s exile after 1960 upheaval, Park’s 1970s constitutional terms and one party slate, economic gains, and limited political freedom. It argues democracy shows progress yet Korea remains a non‑showpiece of the free world.
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Syngman Rhee
Japan
Rhee
Park Chung Hee
Park
National Assembly
National Council For Unification
Asia
North Korea
Korea
South Korea
Wall Street Faces Pressure as Market Defies Experts
AP report notes investors push for explanations as inflation and money supply shift, while the market climbs sharply. Analysts warn of risks like a bull trap and recession, yet commentators debate whether the rally reflects irrational euphoria or market dynamism beyond traditional forecasts.
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John Cunniff
New York
Wall Street
May 2 1978 in History Highlights and Births
On May 2 1945 the Soviets announced Berlin’s fall in World War II. Notable events include the Hudson’s Bay Company charter in 1670 and Jackson’s wounding at Chancellorsville in 1863. Milestones cover Oklahoma Territory 1890, Hitler dissolving unions 1933, and more. King Hussein turns 43. Thought by Emerson.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hudson's Bay Company
England
Thomas ‘‘Stonewall
Oklahoma Territory
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
California
Israel
Konrad Adenauer
United States
John Connally
Texas
U.S. Treasury
Democratic
Republican Party
Northern
Ireland
Hussein of
Jordan
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Presidents and their vice presidents matching quiz
World Almanac presents a Q A matching former presidents to their vice presidents. John Adams pairs with Thomas Jefferson. Zachary Taylor pairs with Millard Fillmore. Franklin Pierce pairs with William R. King. Rutherford B. Hayes pairs with William A. Wheeler. Warren G. Harding pairs with Calvin Coolidge.
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U.S
John Adams
Zachary Taylor
Franklin Pierce
Rutherford B. Hayes
Warren G. Harding
Millard Fillmore
John C. Breckinridge
Thomas Jefferson
Calvin Coolidge
Chester A. Arthur
Pecos Print Shop Roots and the Pecos Gusher Era
The Moran and Hubbs print shop opened in 1920 in Pecos amid oil boom hopes. Barney Hubbs and Pat Moran built a state firm printing land office materials and then the Pecos Gusher weekly, evolving to own the Pecos Enterprise by 1925 after mergers and staff changes.
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Hubbs Print Shop
Barney
Jack Love
Pat Moran
Hibden
Pat
Dallas
Moran and
Pecos
Ranger
Hubbs and Moran Print Shop
Moran
Judge Parker
Tillman Durdin
Tillman
Durdin
New York Times
Shanghai Express
The
Times
Shanghai
New York
Fareast
Barney Hubbs
Lyell Hart
Toyah
Billy Hart Hubbs
Big Lake
D.W. Bozeman
Bozeman
Pécos
John Hibdon
Hibdon
Three Finger
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Bell
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Ken Dulaney
Ps9
Jack Andersons
Washington
Merary
Jack Anderson
Cambodia
Europe
ECP
KCP
Khmer Rouge
United Nations
White House
Congress
Wheels
Minkskin
Hes
Musin
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