John Junor Remembered

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In January 1983, Kennedy's Massachusetts driver's license was suspended after he received more than three speeding summonses in a twelve-month period, and failed to appear at a hearing. [23] [24] The family's lawyer explained he most likely "became immersed in exams and just forgot the date of the hearing." [25] He graduated that same year with a bachelor's degree in American studies, and then took a break, traveling to India and spending some time at the University of Delhi where he did his post-graduate work and he met Mother Teresa. He also worked with some of the Kennedy special-interest projects, including the East Harlem School at Exodus House and Reaching Up. [ citation needed] Career [ edit ] We were young radicals challenging homophobia, sexism, racism, fascism and capitalism our house became a political hub for meetings to organise activist activities and interventions. A founder member of the West Road Gay Collective In 1971, a group of Lancaster University students, made up of two lesbians and two gay men decided to live as a collective in a house in West Road, Lancaster. The house became known throughout the 1970s as the West Road Gay Collective. The slogan “the personal is political” inspired the students, and they pursued a practice of total equality between the genders in their domestic and political lives. Junor has worked for the Evening Standard and a column for Private Eye lasted five years. [2] Personal life [ edit ]In 2000, Reaching Up, the organization which Kennedy founded in 1989, joined with The City University of New York to establish the John F. Kennedy Jr. Institute. [80] In 2003, the ARCO Forum at Harvard Kennedy School was renamed the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum of Public Affairs. An active participant in Forum events, Kennedy had been a member of the Senior Advisory Committee of Harvard's Institute of Politics for fifteen years. Kennedy's paternal uncle, Ted, said the renaming symbolically linked Kennedy and his father while his sister, Caroline, stated the renaming represented his love of discussing politics. [81] On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of John Jr.'s father in 2013, the New York Daily News re-ran the famous photograph of the three-year-old John Jr. saluting his father's coffin during the funeral procession. Photographer Dan Farrell, who took the photo, called it "the saddest thing I've ever seen in my whole life". [82] See also [ edit ] a b c d Julian Critchley (5 May 1997). "Obituary: Sir John Junor". The Independent. Retrieved 16 September 2023.

On an internal wall in the John O’Gaunt gatehouse, there is a rare example of graffiti from the 18th century. It was carved into the wall by John Bailey, who was arrested for homosexual practices. The graffiti is written in Georgian gay slang describing how he had been “committed for kissing”. He was arrested by Brindle, who was a member of the ‘The Reformation Society’. During the 18th and early 19th centuries this group took it upon themselves to try and stamp out drinking, gambling, prostitution and homosexuality. Now what happens? When the former Met commissioner Sir Robert Mark issued police-media guidelines 40 years ago, he was most concerned about the level of corruption at the Met and said that his aim was to "make virtue fashionable."Flegenheimer, Matt (March 5, 2012). "Stan Stearns, 76; Captured a Famous Salute". The New York Times. p.B10. Sir John Donald Brown Junor (15 January 1919 – 3 May 1997) was a Scottish journalist and editor-in-chief of the Sunday Express between 1954 and 1986, [1] having previously worked as a columnist there. [2] He then moved in 1989 to The Mail on Sunday, where he remained until his death.

Heymann, C. David (2008). American Legacy: The Story of John and Caroline Kennedy. Atria Books. ISBN 978-0743497398. What I am looking for is a dark green colour, but the most important thing is getting it nice and bushy – we want the tree dense, with no gaps and holes. To get that, we slow down the growth of the tree. In late May and early June, we go round the trees with pliers and cut into last year’s growth, which slows down this year’s growth, and that helps the bushiness. It doesn’t always work, but it helps. Detectives occasionally use the media as part of their investigations. When the police have deep suspicions about someone but no clinching evidence, they may leak a detail to a newspaper, having installed a bug, which can be authorised by a judge, in the home of the suspect. Andy Trotter, chief constable of the British Transport Police who responded to the report on behalf of the Association of Chief Police Officers, applauded Leveson for warning against such action. "Most whistle blowing is internal gossip and attempts to embarrass others in the organisation," he told The Guardian's Vikram Dodd.

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It is the late 80s and the coming of WILD – Women in the Lancaster District – with its own long running newsletter, which gave birth to Lavender Lounge and Dancing Divas, (still going strong!) Friday nights once a month Upstairs at the Yorkie. An extract from A brief history of lesbian Lancaster in six nights out Robert T. Littell, The Men We Became: My Friendship With John F. Kennedy, Jr. (St. Martin's Press 2004), passim. Daily News' iconic photo of JFK Jr.'s salute to dad's coffin still haunts". Daily News. New York. November 17, 2013. Following the outcry, a number of female MPs spoke of their own experiences of sexism in Westminster. Nokes told the Guardian’s First Edition newsletter that she had once been the subject of an article along with former Tory MP Claire Perry “that actually compared our boobs”. Labour MP Kim Leadbeater recounted how she had been in a meeting with a male MP who “definitely spoke more comfortably … to my male staff member than he did to me”. We had to run the gauntlet through a whole lot of evangelical Christians holding banners, telling us we were all going to hell. Bill Fuge LGBTQ+ campaigner on the CHE conference at Morecambe Pier in 1973For the Christmas range, I started in earnest in April, talking to our suppliers and tasting mince pies to see if we could make improvements. We have meetings where we sit and eat food all day – looking at how the mayonnaise and cranberry sauce spread. The Pret Christmas tiffin bar started with a recipe from my family. I trained as a chef, and I have a very sweet tooth. A long time ago, I had my own farmers’ market stall and at Christmas I used to sell the tiffin bar. When I joined Pret, I made it for the people in the office and they really loved it, so my boss said we should bring it in for Christmas. It started on the counter in regional shops and now it’s pre-wrapped to buy at the till. Noted for his deliberately provocative views, Junor was described by the Conservative MP Julian Critchley as "possibly the best-known Scotsman in England" during the 1980s and as "an ill-natured populist with a taste for common-or-garden abuse." [3] Early life [ edit ] North Kelvinside Secondary School in Maryhill, Glasgow, which Junor attended in the 1930s. Lucas, Dean (July 22, 2007). "Famous Pictures Magazine – JFK Jr salutes JFK". Famous Pictures Magazine . Retrieved May 21, 2013. The service meant a lot. There were switchboards in larger towns, but there were large parts of the country that weren’t covered. We did get people calling from quite remote places – Southern Lakes is an obvious example… who felt they had nobody else to talk to. Alistair, a volunteer at the Lancaster Gay Switchboard