NATO Faces Inflation Affects Defense Spending And Unity
NATO members report a $5.5 billion rise in defense outlays but inflation erodes gains while Britain plans further cuts and US budget belts tighten. Paris and Brussels push joint procurement and standardization as members seek to preserve alliance cohesion amid Spain Portugal Greece and Warsaw Pact tensions.
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Europe
NATO
United States
U.S
Donald Rumsfeld
Congress
Portugal
Spain
Warsaw Pact
Star of Bethlehem guides nations beyond race and creed
This Christmas the Star of Bethlehem stands above all else as a symbol of peace and universal rights. The piece honors the birth of Jesus and links biblical prophecy with American ideals, urging gratitude for the Prince of Peace and the Star of Bethlehem guiding all peoples.
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Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Israel
David
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
God
Santa
Prince of Peace
Standard Since 1867 Samuel A Cothran President and Editor
The snippet credits Samuel A. Cothran as president and editor, noting the long‑standing leadership since 1867. It reflects a historic newspaper masthead and editorial stewardship attributed to Cothran.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Finding Self Worth Through Faith and Healing in Christ
By Billy Graham. Heals inner scars from an accident by teaching that God loves everyone as they are. Emphasizes turning to Jesus, daily prayer, fellowship, and Bible study to reduce self-consciousness and view others with Christ’s love.
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Billy Graham
P.T
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Stevens-Will He Ever Stop Smiling
A profile of John Paul Stevens during his Supreme Court confirmation process. The piece notes supporters praising his integrity and rulings, while critics accuse him of bias or corruption, and it ends with a portrait of Stevens as an affable, ever-smiling nominee.
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Holmes Alexander
Aristides
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Paul Stevens
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
University of Chicago
Chuck Percy
Adlai Stevenson
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Eastland
McClellan
Judiciary Committee
Tired Blood In Health Research
Washington notes criticism of NIH funding patterns as critics call bureaucrats too conservative. Vitamin C cancer research by Linus Pauling and others is highlighted, with several projects reportedly unfunded. The piece also covers related budget tensions and a prison audit overview.
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National Institutes of Health
United States
Roger Egberg
Ewar Cameron
Anthony Verlangieri
Rutgers University
Jorgen Schlegel
Tulane Medical School
Eli Seifter
National Cancer Institute
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Germany
Scotland
Soviet Union
Federal Elections Commission
Ford
John Bailor
American Cancer Society
American College of Radiology
Rodney Withers
Bailar
Marvin Zelen
Brussels
Withers
Houston
New York
Clinton
State Comptroller
Comptroller
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Mississippi
Roman Hruska
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Hruska
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Daley
Ted Kennedy
University of Virginia Law School
J. Edwin LaVallee
Citizen Smith
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