Shameful shift in U. S. policy toward Israel editorial
The Jacksonville Daily News guest column reflects on D-Day and Holocaust memory, denounces U S foreign policy shifts, and criticizes the move away from support for Israel as unwise and shameful. It links wartime alliances to current diplomatic choices and urges action against complacency.
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June 9 history highlight recalls Welch rebuking McCarthy in 1954
On June 9 1954 during Senate Army Hearings Army special counsel Joseph N Welch challenged Senator Joseph McCarthy, asking Have you no sense of decency, sir At long last have you left no sense of decency This moment is remembered as a turning point in the anti communism era.
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Roswell High names Silverbelle and AAUW girl of the month
Michaela M. Conrad and Tomilynn Treat chosen by Service League of Chaves County and AAUW as Roswell High School Silverbelle and AAUW girl of the month. Conrad active in volleyball basketball track Fear Fellowships and Drama Club named to Who's Who Among American High School Students. Treat serves as Advanced Mixed Chorus secretary and participates in Sensations musicals cheerleading Drama Club volleyball and track, co chairs Ski Club, Roswell Assisteens member. Also announced Robert O. Anderson's appointment to the President's Export Council as ARCO chairman joins 22 private citizens on national advisory body.
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Atlantic Richfield Corp
Martinez Leads NM Governor Bid From Dona Ana Roots
Santa Fe NM notes that Susana Martinez, long time Dona Ana County district attorney, rises as GOP contender for governor paired with John Sanchez. The piece also recalls Route 66 lore and political echoes from Hobbs to Albuquerque, with Democrat Diane Denish raising funds for the race.
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Gary Carruthers
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John Sanchez
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Diane Denish
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Hobbs
John Burroughs
Portales
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Helen Thomas to retire after controversy over remarks
The longtime White House journalist faced backlash after saying Jews in Israel should go home to Germany and Poland during a Jewish Heritage Month event. She relinquished her front row seat at briefings and announced retirement amid criticism as discussions of prejudice rose.
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David Nesenoff
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Poland
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Jordan
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World Cup Fever Grips Fans Worldwide Ahead of 2010
The soccer craze rises as World Cup 2010 opens in South Africa with global reach. Honduras fans face steep travel costs and long odds to attend, highlighting the tournament’s political and economic divide.
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Honduras
Spain
Manuel Zelaya
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