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  • CBTU stays in the forefront

    CBTU stays in the forefront

    May 15, 2003

    “The Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU) has to be the lightning rod to mobilize labor to formulate actions to turn things around,” stated Lew Moye, chairman of the organization’s St. Louis chapter. Moye expects St....

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  • McCarthyisms stench

    McCarthyisms stench

    May 9, 2003

    Editorial McCarthyism’s stench The lid was pried opened this week on the Joe McCarthy archives. The files contain the transcripts of the secret proceedings conducted by Sen. Joseph McCarthy during his notorious anti-communist witch hunt in...

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  • Mother’s Day Proclamation of 1870

    Mother’s Day Proclamation of 1870

    May 9, 2003 By World Combined Sources

    Each year, every president since Woodrow Wilson has issued a Mother’s Day Proclamation. However, the original Mother’s Day Proclamation was made in 1870, unrelated to the holiday. Written by Julia Ward Howe, perhaps best known today...

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  • Bebel Gilberto sings

    Bebel Gilberto sings

    May 9, 2003 By Fred Gaboury

    Music review: Bebel Gilberto sings De Tarde, Vendo O Mar, The Sound of Brazil (Evolver)

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  • King Coal: Revisited

    King Coal: Revisited

    May 9, 2003

    BOOK REVIEWCoal: A Human History, By Barbara Freese, Perseus Publishing, 308 pages Coal is an absorbing and well-written book. Most of us don’t think of coal as a mover and shaker of history. This is not...

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