Almanac June 17 2015 notable births and facts
Almanac entry lists birthdays including Igor Stravinsky M C Escher Newt Gingrich Barry Manilow Venus Williams Kendrick Lamar and others. It notes the motto In God We Trust became national motto in 1956 and recalls Jack Nicklaus beating Arnold Palmer to win the 1962 U S Open. It cites Escher quote and moon phase between new moon June 16 and first quarter June 24.
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Igor Stravinsky
M.C. Escher
Ralph Bellamy
Elroy “Crazylegs
Hirsch
Newt Gingrich
U.S
Barry Manilow
Thomas Haden Church
Greg Kinnear
Will Forte
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bush’s Jeb! bid tests the dynasty question in 2016 race
Washington analyst notes Jeb Bush rebrands with exclamation logo facing scrutiny over family legacy. Polls show early lead eroding as he contends with Marco Rubio Rand Paul and Walker while facing questions about Iraq decisions and unity with the GOP base. His Fluency Spanish and immigration stance target Latino voters but primary hurdles remain.
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Washington
Jeb
Hillary Clinton
Jeb Bush
Bush
Clinton
Washington Post
Marco Rubio
Florida
Wisconsin
Scott Walker
Rand Paul
Kentucky
George W. Bush
Iraq
U.S
Columba
Mexico
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Arkansas
Mike Huckabee
Walker
Paul
Ben Carson
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and phone for verification by mail fax or email to the editorial page editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
China cyber attack could be disastrous in its repercussions
The piece reports experts warning that a large OPM data breach tied to Chinese hackers could expose millions of current and former federal employees. It cites Kay Cole James and Joel Brenner on security risks and cites estimates of up to 14 million exposed records, stressing potential espionage and critical infrastructure harm.
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Office of Personnel Management
OPM
Kay Cole James
George W. Bush
Joel Brenner
U.S
Brenner
Washington Post
Associated Press
Obama
Theweek.com
Cal Thomas warns of Chinese hacking risk and political gridlock
Cal Thomas reports on a Chinese agent threatening a high clearance target to obtain data from OPM breaches. Mike Rogers warns hacker influence could craft fake emails and plant spyware. Democrats block a cybersecurity measure amid party clashes over bill mergers and budget changes.
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Beijing
House Intelligence Committee
Mike Rogers
Obama
Washington
OPM
Samuel Schumach
Schumach
Diverging Readings of the Declaration’s Self Evident Truths
Danielle Allen explains how early versions of the Declaration of Independence differed in the punctuation after pursu t of happiness. Four official texts emerged by January 1777 including Thomson Dunlap Goddard and Matlack artifacts. The punctuation shapes the revolution thesis and the link between individual rights and government limits. The article notes teaching implications and upcoming conference at the National Archives.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Charles Thomson
John Dunlap
Philadelphia
Benjamin Towne
Towne
Continental Congress
Baltimore
Mary Katherine Goddard
Goddard
Thomson
Dunlap
Timothy Matlack
National Archives
Matlack
Danielle Allen
The
Institute of Advanced Study
the Post
Washington
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