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New Raggedy Ann Causing a Stir : It's an Open-and-Shut Case for the Creators' Family

It was one thing when Raggedy Ann was chewed by a dog, when she fell into a bucket of paint, when she was attacked by a rooster or put through a wringer or hung on a clothesline. ....

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Kissinger on Kissinger: 'My job was to inspire, not to gratify' | Henry Kissinger

Reflections on America’s role in the world and, as a Jew, his negotiations with Arab leaders from 19977 interview ....

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On this day … in 1960

63.7 million people watched the third and final debate between presidential candidates John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon. It was a split-screen debate with Kennedy in New York and Nixon in Los Angeles. Bill Shadel of ABC moderated the debate. Panelists were Frank McGee, NBC; Charles Van Fremd, CBS; Douglass Cater, Reporter magazine; and Roscoe Drummond, New York Herald Tribune. ....

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How schools in DC were part of a legacy of segregation

Here’s a look at how the educational inequity in the District was built on decades of formally, and informally, mandated segregation. ....

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Libby Cater, women's liberation leader who served in Johnson White House and A.C.T. board member, dies in Marin County at 96

Cater, who was in the trenches of the fight for women’s liberation in the 1950s right. ....

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