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Bonn drawing up a democratic constitution for the new western state at the behest of the occupying power as. this law plus it was like well those on top of the establishment and now the new establishment are at it again well id say my pattern of the establishment separation meant a certain mention of even getting to see if people didnt care very much at all they had been defeated and he had no strength left and they didnt care about this or that law. he says is its i think in this case its. publ...

Public view $61.00 men and 4 women in the parliamentary council were discussing the future. but chairman konrad adenauer also wanted to take the pinions of the young people into account. the climate at heidelberg university had come. then one day a postman turned up in the office of the student committee. which he noticed today come i can still see the telegram from conrad i dont know are inviting me to attend the meetings of the parliamentary council as a guest was it the name accommodation and...

Always write, dear mr. postman, if this letter gets lost, dont return to it me, send to it heaven because its going to my angel. she spelled prison p-r-i-z-o-n. these emotions arent good for me in here. theyre not helping me. thats weakness, i dont want to show it. im so scared to let those people see who i really am. scared maybe theyll make fun of me for it or hate me for it. tattooed-up gangster that cries in his cell every night. coming up -- >> how can you even remotely be able to justify...

Collected about i this operative and his associates, and whether or not there needs to be a new election. >> a young lady came to the door -- >> reporter: datisha recalls the knock on the door, a woman to collect her absentee ballot. >> i signed it, gave it to her. it was not filled. >> reporter: it was never turned in. investigators now investigating accounts like hers, digging deeper into what could be an organized effort to illegally collect absentee ballots. in the state of north carolina, i...

What was that like to juggle marriage and your work? >> it was tough. we moved around quite a lot. >> with two small kids and an unstable home life, jake and his wife began arguing. they argued about his deployment, her grad school dreams and how to parent their two kids and at some point they lost the will to make up afterwards. >> our relationship became just horribly toxic. >> did you two ever discuss what was going wrong? >> occasionally, but it didnt seem to go anywhere. >> as tensions grew...

William faulkner. faulkner was a mississippi native, a former postman, an outdoorsman, and eventual winner of the nobel prize in literature and two pulitzer prizes for fiction. he never graduated high school. this was his house, roanoke. faulkner wrote such american classics as "the sound and the fury," "as i lay dying," "light in august," and "absalom, absalom!". and many of his works took place in a fictional county, a place very much like this place, in mississippi. >> bill griffith: this is ...

>> and it seems to me that the roar of the thousands is making him deaf to the needs of the millions. and i dont think hell ever get where he wants to be unless he changes how he is. >> anderson was on earlier with james clapper, and he said are you taking any precautions? he talked about the mail situation. so i will tell you this that i will share. i ended my week last week with a conference call with the nypd for one of the open credible threats against me. thats how i ended my week. and now ...

>> yeah. >> and it seems to me that the roar of the thousands is making him deaf to the needs of the millions. and i dont think hell ever get where he wants to be unless he changes how he is. >> anderson was on earlier with james clapper, and he said are you taking any precautions? he talked about the mail situation. so i will tell you this that i will share. i ended my week last week with a conference call with the nypd for one of the open credible threats against me. thats how i ended my week....

No way im finishing this. sitting here, the booths, the curtains, the whole ring bell lovely, incongruously eccentric, little island, a mutation, a college town, a magnet for writers, thinkers, and oddballs drawn, perhaps, by its rich literary tradition as the home of one of our greatest authors, william faulkner. faulkner was a mississippi native, a former postman, an outdoorsman and eventual winner of the nobel prize in literature and two pulitzer prizes for fiction. he never graduated high sc...

Faulkner was a mississippi native, a former postman, an outdoorsman and eventual winner of the nobel prize in literature and two pulitzer prizes for fiction. he never graduated high school. this was his house, roanoke. faulkner wrote such american classics as "the sound and the fury," "as i lay dying," "light in august" and "absalom absalom." and many of his works took place in a fictional county, a place very much like this place, in mississippi. >> this is where faulkner started his writing ca...