Jefferson and Hollywood Dreams in a Changing Era
The editorial contrasts Thomas Jefferson’s enduring influence with the fading Hollywood dream. It notes Jefferson's birth and death dates and his role in shaping liberty, then moves to Hollywood's decline as studios close and unemployment rises, with overseas films increasing and federal aid failing to restore optimism. It closes by suggesting scripts hidden in archives could spark a comeback.
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Hollywood
Perha Hollywood
Putting Things in Order for Spring Home Care
The piece extols homeowners tidying up, painting, lawn care, and planting as seasonal duties that bring pride and pleasure. It highlights how diligent upkeep improves use and neighbor praise, and frames spring chores as a motivating, constructive compulsion beyond mere obligation.
Calley as symbol in a war without glory and noble causes
Article reflects on Lt. William Calley and the My Lai trial as a focal point of moral confusion in Vietnam. It notes public sympathy, critique of leaders, and the larger criticism of U.S. war policy while urging remembrance of shared humanity and the costs of continuing the conflict.
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William Calley
Vietnam
Fiery Run
Calley
Douglas MacArthur
My Lai
Burke
Indochina
U.S
Laos
Saigon
Herbert Butterfield
Butterfield
Kunstler
Hiroshima
Nuremberg
Eichmann
Cologne
Berlin
Nagasaki
Keller Nichols named governor of Winchester Moose Lodge
Keller Nichols was elected governor at the Winchester Moose Lodge annual officer election, succeeding M. E. Royston Jr. who becomes Junior Past Governor. New members: David Greene Woody Hawkins Adam Myers Jr Harry C. Geiman Russell Bell join the Rouss Fire Company. The 75th anniversary of Northern Virginia Telephone Co. opening on April 8 1886 is noted. Mrs Gladys George Williams and John H Minnigerode wed at Christ Episcopal Church. A Sacred Heart parish council affiliated with the National Council of Catholic Women will organize local activity.
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Keller Nichols
Winchester
Jesus not to destroy law but to fulfill it says a meditation
Earl L. Douglas discusses Jesus as not overturning his ancestors religion but fulfilling the law and condemning superficial Pharisee politics. He cites John 3 16 and notes Jesus would reveal his bond with followers through bread and wine in remembrance.
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Jesus
John
Kunstler Calley Debate Sparks Nation Wide Outcry
James Kilpatrick reports on a midweek debate featuring William Kunstler and Frank Mankiewicz amid the Calley verdict uproar. Kunstler assailed the verdict calling for accountability, while Kilpatrick notes the audience’s emotional, divided reaction and his own nuanced view on legal fairness in the case.
Calley verdict prompts debate on justice and war
A wartime pressure builds over Lt. William L. Calley Jr. as international reactions vary. Critics argue nuclear risks and civilian deaths demand abolition of war, while advocates defend court martial as upholding military law and accountability.
How to Score Memory Genius Quiz Questions
Instruction style quiz item lists ten questions about folklore, Roman history, cuisine, biology, linguistics, math series, anatomy, nautical terms, UK Parliament structure, and vowel sound combos. Includes true false and multiple choice style prompts asking for specific terms and knowledge.
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Johnny Shafto
Cape Cod
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