Hunting Is Not Sport It Is a Deadly Serious Business
A father explains to his son why hunting is driven by necessity and responsibility, not sport. He recounts a day of duck hunting near Maryland's Eastern Shore, describing the cold dawn, misty marshes, decoys, a single clean kill, and the contemplation that follows. He cites James Beard on preparation and hopes his son will understand hunting's gravity.
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George Ingram
Maryland
Mab
James Beard
Cuba
Editorial on Illinois Democratic slate and Daley influence
The piece criticizes the Illinois Democratic statemaking process as closed and dominated by Mayor Daley. It argues openness would let candidates be judged by issues and character, while acknowledging Daley's significant influence and urging broader campaign questions beyond anti Daley rhetoric.
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Daley
Alan Dixon
Chicago
Illinois
Democratic Party
Moynihan Proposal Redefines U N Role and Policy Course
In a Commentary piece Moynihan urges the United States to redefine its U N stance as a liberty party, reducing General Assembly power while using bold rhetoric. The essay notes risks of alienating African and Arab states and argues for a milder, strategic approach to expose despotism without harming moral credibility.
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Thomas M. Franck
Edward Weib
Daniel P. Moynihan
Commentary Magazine
United States
United Nations
Liberty Party
Henry A. Kissinger
U. S
Moynihan
General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council
Congo
Troika
Afl-Cio
U.A.U
Amin
Israel
Israel must join U N debate to pursue peace in Mideast
The Security Council renewed the Golan buffer force for six months and plans a January debate with the PLO as participant. Israel opposes PLO inclusion but could gain by engaging in good faith, urging constructive talks and pressuring Arab states toward peaceful compromise.
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United Nations Security Council
Mideast
Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
United Nations
Middle East
Palestinian Liberation Organization
PLO
U. N
United States
Security Council
New fitness movement reshapes Hunter Woods gym class
Reston Virginia pupils at Hunter Woods Elementary are rated the state’s fittest by the President's Council. The school’s new physical education emphasizes inclusive movement, balance, coordination, and noncompetitive play instead of early sports specialization and winning at all costs.
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Hunter Woods
Reston
Virginia
Council On Physical Fitness
Chicago
American Alliance For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
In Cuba prison he beats fear has hope
Exiled Cuban revolutionary leader Huber Matos writes from prison describing 15 years of harsh confinement and his resolve. He argues imprisonment is lifelong and condemns the old order while maintaining enduring spirit despite deprivation.
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Cuba
Huber Matos
Maj
Fidel Castro
New Jersey
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U.N
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