Almanac style birthdays and notable facts for November 18
Almanac notes list birthdays of Louis Daguerre and others, plus today’s facts on autumn beef and chicken consumption, a 1985 Giants legend sack that ended Joe Theismann’s career, Koufax no hitters total, and the moon phase between November 14 and 21.
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Letters to the editor guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites brief letters under 250 words for the editorial page and notes editing for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full address and phone number for verification by mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at the Elyria Ohio address or Chronicles contact.
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Shultz offers Trump foreign policy guidance from an elder statesman
George Shultz, Reagan’s longtime secretary of state, advises Trump on balancing strength with diplomacy. He urges allied respect, broad China talks, and cautious nuclear proliferation. He notes NATO reassurance for the Baltic states and calls climate change a pressing risk, while saying the GOP foreign policy establishment stands ready to help if Trump accepts the outreach.
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NATO
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Japan
South Korea
Henry Kissinger
Cohen
Public opinion on elections and the fickle nature of voting patterns
Robert Samuelson argues that public enthusiasm around elections is overstated and forecasts of party doom are often wrong. He notes turnout, voting totals, and the stability of party support, urging caution against predicting sweeping political upheaval from recent results. He cites Obama Clinton Romney and Trump comparisons to illustrate entrenched patterns.
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U.S. Election Project
Election Project
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Clinton
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Romney
American Enterprise Institute
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Joshua Wong teaches democracy values to wary United States
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Trudy Rubin profiles Hong Kong democracy leader Joshua Wong. At barely 20, he led the Umbrella Movement, co-founded Demosisto, and now travels to explain Hong Kong's fight against Beijing. He warns that a Trump presidency could isolate the United States from defending democratic norms and warns that Hong Kong's fate affects global markets and rule of law.
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