Death of Kim Jong Un and the uncertain future of Korea
The piece reflects on the sudden death of North Korea’s leader, the global reaction, and the hope for nuclear talks. It questions North Korea’s governance, contrasts it with South Korea, and considers potential paths for denuclearization and international involvement. It mentions Obama Ban Ki moon and the Six Party Talks as framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Asia
Kim
America
Pyongyang
DPRK
Barack Obama
Ban Ki-moon
U.N
Editorial on Kim Jong Il's death and North Korea
The piece weighs dangers and opportunities for the United States after Kim Jong Il's death. It contrasts socialism and capitalism in Korea and notes North Korea's nuclear and chemical capabilities, dynastic leadership, and the prospects under Kim Jong Un. It urges cautious engagement with South Korea leading policy.
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Kim Jong Il
America
Cuba
China
Russia
Vietnam
North Korea
Federation of American Scientists
Pyongyang
Lenin
Kim
Kim Il-sung
Berlin Wall
Soviet Union
Communist Party
South Korea
Beijing
Kim Jong-un
Kim Jong II
Central Military Commission
Switzerland
National Basketball Association
Doug Bandon
Cato Institute
Korea
Bandow
United States
Democratic
U.S
North
Bandon Long
Diverse Rockefeller Center Holiday Crowd Exhibits Wide Welcoming Cheer
An American family at Rockefeller Center notes an unusually diverse crowd and free holiday cheer as the tree lights glow. Street vendors from diverse backgrounds hawk Polaroids and balloon sculptures, reflecting a multicultural urban scene amid budget constraints and local commentary.
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New York City
Rockefeller Center
Doonesbury Dear Doctor K Dear Reader Advice on Grief
The column offers guidance for coping with sudden bereavement. It urges easing nonessential duties, prioritizing self care, maintaining health routines, seeking sleep solutions, exercise, and expressing emotions to survive the early raw stages of grief.
Pecos Elementary names December Citizens of the Month
At Pecos Elementary School the December 1986 Citizens of the Month were named by Principal Moises Campos. Sixth grade honorees were Sandra Benavides and Regina Bennett, fifth grade Hilda Perales and Chris Sanchez, fourth grade Raul Luevano Debbie Perez and Erica Salazar, third grade Carmen Martinez and Michelle Quintanilla, second grade Joey Benta Joey Russell and Paul Sedillo, first grade Veronica Jimenez Leo Lucero Sarah Montoya and Nadine Munoz, and kindergarten Lisa Pineda Juan Rincon and Maria Villa.
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Pecos
Moises Campos
Sandra Benavides
Regina Bennett
Hilda Perales
Chris Sanchez
Raul Luevano
Debbie Perez
Erica Salazar
Carmen Martinez
Michelle Quintanilla
Joey Benta
Joey Russell
Paul Sedillo
Veronica Jimenez
Leo Lucero
Sarah Montoya
Nadine Munoz
Lisa Pineda
Juan Rincon
Maria Villa
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Center For Immigration Studies
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Krikorian
PBS
Frontline
Maria
Hinojosa
Doonesbury
Sarah
Cou
Amot
Weer
Nese
Zhewiwe
Dr. K
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