Tahitian Women and Liberation on Bora Bora
In Bora Bora Hawaii writer ART BUCHWALD observes a female led hospitality scene where hotel staff are all women. He quotes a local French resident describing Tahitian men as sleeping or fishing while women run households and work, portraying a peaceful women centered society.
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Tahiti
Bora Bora
South Pacific
South Paific
Time Travel Time And Again Book Review
Jack Finney's Time and Again blends history and science fiction as artist Simon Morley is recruited for a time travel project. He journeys to 1882 New York, and Finney's detailed Manhattan evokes the past while noting a final paradox reminiscent of a famous causal loop.
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Jack Finney
Simon & Schuster, Inc
Finney
Simon Morley
Morley
New York City
Manhattan
Old City
Herman Melville
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Tahitian Tourists and Freed Women Stir Quiet Controversy
A French observer notes that Tahitian men work little as wives entertain tourists by dancing. he recalls women claim liberation yet seek fewer rights and more time off. The dialogue hints at lingering gender roles amid tourism.
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Paradise
Lawbreaking charges against urban renewal projects trigger uproar
A Ford Foundation funded report titled The Legal Lawbreakers accuses federal urban renewal of displacing the poor with highways and schools. It cites substandard housing, nonexistent dwellings, and selective removals, highlighting cases in Kansas City, Pulaski, San Francisco, and Selma while calling for stronger oversight and grievance procedures.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Ford Foundation
Citizens Advocate Center
White America
U.S
Kansas City
Kans
Pulaski
Tenn
St. Louis
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Yerba Buena Center Project
San Francisco
Human Rights Commission
Sacramento
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Clark School
Selma
Ala
Senator Soaper Sways Satire Across Rambunctious Remarks
A collage of satirical jabs targets Vietnam era protests Disneyland draft dodging liberal views in porn debates and breakfast cereal ethics. It mocks political figures like Sludgepump and a TV equal time enthusiast while skewering agriculture policy and air pollution with wry, clipped observations.
Today in History highlights Aug 18 events and milestones
On August 18 notable events include Virginia Dare’s birth in 1587 as America’s first English child, the 1743 Peace of Abo, Persia’s 1908 diplomacy with Greece, Wilson’s 1914 neutrality, a Panama Canal passage by a Peruvian destroyer, the 1943 Quebec wartime conference, Meredith’s 1963 Mississippi degree, and later federal wage and disaster declarations plus Nixon’s 1971 Supreme Court nomination.
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Roanoke Island
N.C
Abo
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Persia
Greece
Woodrow Wilson
Panama Canal
Franklin D Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Quebec
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Richard M. Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Roswell Daily Record Transcribes Local AP Dispatches
A Roswell Daily Record clipping reflects AP contributions and local news use rights, noting AP dispatches available for reproduction within the newspaper. The text emphasizes AP ownership of local news material and associated reproduction rights.
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Associated Press
Roswell Considers Modern Public Library Plan with Bond Hope
Editorial notes Roswell residents viewing a model and floor plan for a new Public Library to replace the 1906 building. It argues the modern design, courtyard, and expanded collections will serve schools, promote culture, and justify a bond issue to fund construction.
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Roswell
Capital officials push to merge state licensing boards
Santa Fe insiders argue that 31 autonomous examining and licensing boards waste taxpayer money. budgets are tiny with many under 10,000 and total annual spending near 475,000. A state Licensure Department proposal would fold boards into one agency while preserving public safety, with several boards abolished or moved.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Physical Therapists Board
State Supreme Court
Little Hoover Commission
General Motors
America
House Corporations and Banks Committee
House
State Government Reorganization Committee
Senate
Hearing Aid Licensing Board
Polygraphy Board
Pesticide Applicators Licensing Agency
New Mexico State University Regents
State Health- Social Services Department
Sanitarians Board
Health-Social Services Board
Hssd Sanitation
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