Packers 1967 Super Bowl Rematch Highlight remembered
Green Bay defeated Kansas City 35 10 in the first Super Bowl. Almanac notes mark January 15 2011 as day 15 of year and day 26 of winter with historical milestones including the British Museum opening and Prohibition taking effect.
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Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
United States
Amelia Earhart
Edward Teller
Lloyd Bridges
Martin Luther King Jr
Mario van Peebles
Drew Brees
Matt Holliday
Russia lecturing Gibbs on American freedoms sparks Cold War tone
Kathleen Parker notes a STAR Tass journalist challenged the Tucson shootings as an extension of free expression, while a grieving U S public recalls Christina Taylor Green. The piece contrasts Russian press limits with American rights and cites risks faced by journalists like Oleg Kashin in Russia.
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New York
White House
Andrei Sitov
Startass
Robert Gibbs
Tucson
Sitov
Christina Taylor Green
Gibbs
Grace
Sitcv
Gabrielle Giffords
Oleg Kashin
Daily
Kommersant
Khimki
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Dmitry Medvedev
Kashin
Russia
Radio Free Europe
Carnegie Center
Litov
Liberal media bias and free speech debate after Tucson
The piece argues the Left exaggerates media influence after the Tucson shootings and attacks conservative media figures. It cites Rahm Emanuel and others pushing censorship measures, contrasts with First Amendment values, and reviews Eric Burns on early American journalism and Fenno's Federalist-aligned papers. It ends urging reader contact with Cal Thomas at Tribune Media Services.
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White House
Rahm Emanuel
Tucson
Fox News
Sarah Palin
Jared Lee Loughner
Glenn Beck
Rush Limbaugh
Pima County
Clarence Dupnik
Limbaugh
Loughner
U.S
James Clyburn
South Carolina
Robert Brady
Pennsylvania
Congress
Eric Burns
America
Burns
Gazette of the
United States
John Fenno
Obama call for civility marks step toward political renewal
Washington liberal columnist notes Obama’s Tucson tribute as a bid to transform US politics beyond trench warfare. He cites Christina Taylor Green as focal and urges civility while allowing strong debate on gun control and security. Robinson references ongoing partisan tension and future-focused reforms.
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Obama
Tucson
America
George W. Bush
Obama retools White House with Clinton era hires
President Obama named William Daley as White House chief of staff and Gene Sperling as economic policy czar. Daley and Sperling bring Clinton ties suggesting a shift toward centrism and a more business friendly approach to revive the economy.
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White House
Bill Clinton
Obama
William M. Daley
Gene Sperling
Daley
Clinton
Chicago
Sperling
Washington
Rahm Emanuel
Treasury
Lawrence Summers
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Emanuel
House
Senate
National Economic Council
Hillary
James Carville
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Kenmore Ave
Buffalo
Tribune.com
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Eugene Robinson
Christina
Eugenerobinson
Washpost.com
Doyle McManus
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Doyle McManusss
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