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Memorial Day origins and meaning through American wars
The piece traces Memorial Day from its 1868 Decoration Day beginnings under John A. Lagan to its evolution honoring Union and Confederate dead and all veterans. It notes the shift of date to the last Monday in May, debates on observance, and the day as remembrance gratitude and renewed dedication.
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Boston Bus Dispute Sparks Tense Roxbury clashes
A Boston writer describes escalating racial confrontations amid court-ordered busing. He details threats and violence in Roxbury, noting white and black youths forming militias and police documenting rising incidents, including a brutal assault.
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Shah resorts to torture as Iran parade guests indulge
The Shah hosts 130 Western celebrities in Iran while reports from William Butler and Georges Levasseur detail systemic torture by SAVAK. A key study alleges the secret police answer only to the Shah, with methods including beatings, electric shocks, and prolonged detentions.
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Tourists and Civil War shrines at Sharpsburg
Commentary notes how Gettysburg has become a bustling commercial tourist town while Sharpsburg remains quiet. The piece cites NPS activity, limited lodging, scarce guided tours, and factors like road access and local history attitudes as reasons for Antietam's lower tourist draw compared to Gettysburg.
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Readers invited to express views in the Voice Of The People column. Letters should be kept concise and signed with writer's name. Daily Mail reserves right to edit and condense for publication.
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Tenant Voices Toll of Rising Park Costs and Poor Maintenance
A mobile home resident reports a planned $10 rent hike to cover water and maintenance costs while sewage remains septic. He notes limited laundry access, scarce park upkeep, no snow removal, and bans on pets, urging tenants to fuse with state and federal agencies to defend their rights.
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North High Baseball and Uniform Dilemma Prompts Budget Debate
Readers criticize North High and South High uniforms amid city baseball title clash. South unveils bright greens and yellows while North sports faded pink and white with holes. Fans urge funds for new gear, noting age and condition, and hope for red and white uniforms next season.
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Orestall
Fate of Pucker Puss in Pathetic Decline of Villain
The piece mocks Pucker Puss with no evidence of exploiting Liz and jokes about his end. It argues justice could have spared him with an activist lawyer and notes a judge's aid might have lessened punishment. It also humorously questions Dick Tracy's views on Liz.
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Jottings From Yesteryears and Local Elections
Notes from Boonsboro area recounting awards and political races. Carl B Brummer receives the dirt annual E. Russell Hicks history award from the Civil War Round Table. Mildred Huyett leads in renomination for the county House of Delegates seat. Diana Yingling, Boonsboro Senior High student, appeared on The Mika Douglas Show with Marty Allen and Paul Lynde amid comedy cheer routines. a new car is the prize.
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E. Russell Hicks
Civil War Round Table
Diana Yingling
Boonsboro
Mika Douglas
Marty Allen
Paul Lynde
Significance of the women’s movement distorted by media
Rediga lecturer Angels Gaels tells Stanford students her course on the hemate tanditan argues media blunts the movement’s meaning and seeks to undermine its significance while proposing a Marxist interpretation of women’s oppression and emancipation.
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