Word: journals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...N.E.T. JOURNAL (shown on Mondays). "France Is Dead: Long Live France!" Since the end of World War II France has become a land of the very old and the very young-today one-third of all Frenchmen are under 20. Reporter David Schoenbrun talks to the French about the New France, their goals, De Gaulle and the war in Viet...
...starts his morning with the night's output of the New China News Agency, 20,000 to 30,000 words containing the previous day's government announcements, speeches and accounts of ceremonies. Then he moves on to the Peking People's Daily, the theoretical journal Red Flag, and the Liberation Army Daily...
Three of Mosaic's articles were written by students who spent summers working or studying in foreign countries. "Between Semesters" by Anthony Kroch consists of selections from a journal he kept while studying the "dying negritude" of the Bassari tribe in the African interior. In brief and eclectic observations Kroch offers an impressionistic case study of a group which seems to be rapidly moving toward extinction. In "Bahia" Keith Aufhauser's intentions are slightly different from Kroch's. Aufhauser captures the flavor of daily life in a superstitious and unpredictably violent slum outside of Salvador. Both Kroch and Aufhauser have...
...reporting Speck's arrest, though, the Journal-Star used the same source as many other newspapers: the Associated Press. And while Peoria vows to try Speck fairly, Mayor Robert Lehnhausen has a distaste for the job. "As far as I am concerned," says he, "they can take the trial somewhere else. It will not be complimentary to our public image. We have good press coverage in this community, and we are quite aware of the details of this crime." For his part, though, Judge Paschen is betting that Peorians are slightly less irate than Chicagoans, if only because...
...performed this simple surgery on 32 patients, five bitten by cottonmouth moccasins and 27 by rattlesnakes. All have recovered. Obviously, excising a piece of flesh up to the size of a silver dollar is not practical in the head and neck region, Dr. Snyder concedes in the A.M.A. Journal, but most snake bites are on the hands, arms and legs...