Almanac Snapshot April 28 2012 Historical Highlights
Key events include the Bounty mutiny in 1789 and Mussolini’s execution in 1945. Notable birthdays span James Monroe, Harper Lee, Ann-Margret, Penelope Cruz, and Jessica Alba. Also: Ali refused Army induction in 1967 and CIA details remain classified.
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Oskar Schindler
Harper Lee
Ann-Margret
Jay Leno
Jorge Garcia
Penelope Cruz
Jessica Alba
Muhammad Ali
U.S. Army
Immigration debate ignores reform and politics
In a provocative column, Eugene Robinson argues the so called immigration crisis has eased, citing Pew Hispanic Center data on slowed Mexican migration, rising deportations, and tougher border enforcement. He says a Reagan style amnesty and pragmatic reforms could work, while warning current rhetoric harms GOP prospects with Latino voters.
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Obama falls into slow jam politics with Fallon satire
Kathleen Parker notes Obama joins Jimmy Fallon at UNC to sell student loan relief in slow jam form. The performance blends humor and policy, prompting comparison with Romney and a late night counter ad, while viewers debate maturity, appeal, and political risks.
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Jimmy Fallon
Fallon
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Mitt Romney
United Steezy
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GOP
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Comedy Central
Jon Stewart
War on terror not over claims by analysts and officials
Cal Thomas argues the war on terror remains active beyond al Qaida, challenging claims that the conflict is finished. He cites policy debates, the threat from Islamists, and ongoing global security concerns, urging continued vigilance and action to win the struggle. He references Reuel Marc Gerecht, Hala Cal Thomas, and comments on Egypt and Europe.
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National Journal
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Hirsh
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Gerecht
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Theresa May
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Europe
Jordan
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America
Readers debate politics and religion in Letters to the Editor
Readers weigh in on political blame shifting and spending, criticize protester limits, and spar over Mormon origins and Jesus existence. The page includes a note on submission rules for The Chronicle Telegram letters, with guidance on length and contact details.
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Bill Franklin
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