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October 2005

SPECIAL MEMORIAL ISSUE IN HONOR OF NOTESONLINE EDITOR PENN KEMBLE

After a year-long struggle with brain cancer, Noteonline editor, Penn Kemble, died at his home on October 15. We will be in touch as soon as details of the memorial service are finalized.

We think that you will appreciate the outpouring of articles, editorials, obituaries and tributes which catalog Penn's incredible career. The links follow:

"Penn Kemble," New York Sun, October 17, 2005

"Penn Kemble 64, Fighter for Democracy and Civil Rights," New York Sun, October 17, 2005

"Social Democrat Neocon," Washington Times, October 18, 2005

"Political Activist Penn Kemble Dies at 64," Washington Post, October 19, 2005

Freedom House Statement on Penn Kemble, October 19, 2005

White House Statement on the Death of Penn Kemble, October 20, 2005

Honoring the Life of Penn Kemble," Rep. Lantos, Congressional Record, October 20, 2005

"A Great Friend," R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., New York Sun, October 20, 2005

"Social Democrat Neocon," Joshua Muravchik, Wall Street Journal, October 22, 2005

"Penn Kemble, 64, Is Dead; Strove to Spread Democracy," New York Times, October, 23. 2005

"In Memory of Penn Kemble," Senator Clinton, Congressional Record, October 25, 2005

"The Death of Richard Penn Kemble," Rep. Israel, Congressional Record, October 25, 2005

"Hail and Farewell," The New Republic, October 31, 2005

"PENN KEMBLE: Dapper Democratic Party activist whose influence extended across the spectrum of US politics," The Times (London), October 31, 2005

"A Tribute to Penn Kemble," Alan Wisdom, Institue on Religion and Democracy

If you have any trouble opening these links, the articles can be found at the Social Democrats, USA website at: www.socialdemocrats.org.

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