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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
4
The piece notes Americans rarely recite the full Declaration, favors the philosophic opening over the grievances, and discusses ongoing debates about equality and rights. It cites Donald Barr Chidsey’s July 4 1776 and argues the public now reveres the philosophical core rather than King George’s grievances.
The column reviews Caroline Bird's Born Female arguing American women face underprivilege and bias despite gains in education and technology. It highlights Bird as a wife and public relations professional, calling the book provocative and urging readers to examine evolving gender roles.
Bruce biossat argues conventions filter aspirants by mobilizing loyal supporters and using primaries and state conventions. He cites 1952 Eisenhower Taft contests and 1960 Kennedy Symington Humphrey clashes as evidence that active participation yields decisive outcomes at Chicago and Los Angeles conventions.
A letter to Senator Mansfield discusses President Johnson's Supreme Court nominees amid party and public objections. Critics argue about the timing and cronyism while supporters cite constitutional powers to fill vacancies. The piece notes debates on whether the retiring Chief Justice's seat should be filled and a possible Congressional regulation.
college presidents pick memorable commencement speeches. quotes from Irwin Miller at Oberlin Barbara Tuchman at Radcliffe Arthur J. Goldberg at NYU and Robert F Kennedy at Fordham reflect hope anxiety and views on life flight and revolution in a turbulent era.
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