Einstein Arrives in U S and Moon Phase Note
The entry records Albert Einstein arriving in the United States in 1933 and mentions the Tellema Gold Medal, Arthur Miller, Rita Hayworth, and Evel Knievel quotes. It notes Einstein was offered the Israeli presidency in 1952 and declined. The moon phase is between full and last quarter.
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Albert Einstein
United States
Tellema
U.S
Evel Knievel
Fear and divisions shadow 2008 campaign says Rubin
Trudy Rubin argues the Clinton era crisis demands united leadership while McCain Palin fuels fear with Obama terrorism links. The piece condemns negative campaigning and urges bipartisan, issue based strategy to steer the United States through economic and foreign policy turmoil.
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Washington
Afghanistan
Pakistan
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McCain-Palin
United States
Iraq
McCain
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Bill Ayers
Sarah Palin
Weather Underground
Obama
University of Illinois
Richard Nixon
Walter Annenberg
Ayers
New York Times
Fort Myers
Fla
America
R-S.c
Washington Post
David Broder
Palin
South Carolina
Arizona
Keating Five Savings and Loan
U.S
Fdr
Private saviors of a public treasure at Gettysburg
Will’s column lauds private donors in Gettysburg for funding a new Museum and Visitor Center, built by the Gettysburg Foundation with a $103 million campaign. It highlights the Cyclorama and theater, notes history’s hinge moments, and recalls Faulkner and Civil War memory. A Gold Star mother’s visit from Iraq underscores ongoing sacrifice and remembrance.
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Gettysburg
Bob Kinsley
York
Gettysburg Foundation
Bob Wilburn
Colonial Williamsburg
Wilburn
Morgan Freeman
Pickett
Arlington
Iraq
William Faulkner
Faulkner
Ours
Devil's den
Peach Orchard
Wheatfield
Culp’s Hill
Little Round Top
Antietam
Chickamauga
Shiloh
Park Service
National Park Service
New York Times
Times
America
Chicago
Talbot's
Children’s Place
Las Vegas
Wii helps lift mood as shoppers seek escape from downturn
Amid grim economic news, readers find solace in gaming with Nintendo’s Wii selling briskly at about $300. Entertainment leaders say tough times boost demand for affordable distraction while households tighten budgets elsewhere.
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Chili's
Subway
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Wal-Mart
Nintendo of America
The
Entertainment Merchants Association
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