Kennedy and Bush in the assassination echo of history
Washington remarks compare Kennedy’s 1963 Dallas murder to ongoing U.S. plots and coups from Trujillo to Diem, arguing political assassination undermines democracy. The piece warns George Bush risks repeating Kennedy’s fate by pressuring CIA led coups and triggering unintended global violence.
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Washington
United States
John
Kennedy
Fort Worth
Texas
Dallas
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Kennedy White House
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Mimder
U.S.A
George Bush
Bush
CIA
Manuel Noriega
Iide
Trujillo
Eisenhower
Diem
Competition and Prices Amid Cold Arctic Air
The piece argues that price rises under supply shocks reflect oligopolistic practices and market power, not just scarcity. It notes deregulated, imperfect competition in the U S and cites airline fare matching and antitrust enforcement gaps. It urges renewed emphasis on real competition and free markets.
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Washington
Tlere
Mexico
Brazil
U.S
United States
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
White House
Racial violence and political blame in the 1990s era
The writer contends that white Americans underestimate ongoing racial violence including bombings of NAACP offices and civil rights figures. They condemn heightened hate groups from the Ku Klux Klan to Aryan nations, link blame to political leaders from Reagan to Bush, and warn that fear and bigotry will persist through the 1990s and beyond.
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Cavan
Aobert E. Robinson
Savan~ae
NAACP
Appeals Court
Ronald Reagan
Chicago
Chilren
United States
Kerner Commission
Americas
Howard Beach
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Virginia Beach
Philadelphia
Miss
Bush
Senate
Florida
Powell contrasts courage with anonymous bombers in social divide
A columnist admires Gen Colin Powell four star general and chair of the Joint Chiefs while questioning the motives of anonymous bombers. The piece probes racism, personal history in the civil rights era, and whether supposed superiority rests on race or character. It notes Powell’s rise from Jamaican immigrant parents in the Bronx to top military leadership.
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Nione
Colin Powell
Hit
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Pentagon
Congress
Vietnam
Tralso
Panama
Powell
Bronx
New York
Joint Chiefs
Pope’s Man at the Dairy Queen Coded Phrase Revealed
In historic cryptic phrasing a phrase about the pope’s man at the Dairy Queen signals a coded message. Analysts note the idiom’s emergence in era slang and its role in covert communication.
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Panama
Noriega
Dairy Queen
Wendy's
Burger King
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