Balance of power shifts from missiles to industry and tech
The article argues the true balance of power lies in industrial capacity and technology. It notes Soviet and Chinese efforts to close the gap with Western industrial nations, with the USSR seeking Western tech deals and China courting Japan and the United States, while warning against exporting critical know-how.
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Soviet Union
China
Free World
United States of America
Western
Europe
Mao Tsetung
Kremlin
Peking
Japan
United States
Nixon
Why Church Bores You Why It Should Not
Billy Graham argues that church feels dull only when faith is halfhearted. He compares tepid attendance to sports fans who engage deeply, urging readers to study the Bible and know their church’s teaching to make worship exciting. He notes passion, not place, determines worship energy.
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Billy Graham
B.T
Henry Drummond
Dillettante
Hopelands Future Debated by Aiken Letter Writer
W P Bebbington argues Hopelands should not be a public park and questions city funding for its upkeep. He endorses Banksia as a cultural center and suggests university partnership to run Hopelands as a botanical garden or field station for ongoing public access.
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Hopelands
Aiken
Banksia
Parks
Gardner
Mellette
Mr. Gardner
Appleby
Augusta
University of South Carolina
Clemson University
W.P. Bebbington
Whitney Dr
Price of success seen through a politician family lens
Paul Harvey argues that political success costs families including Nixon and Reagan wives who face scrutiny and isolation. He cites Ruth Graham and Nancy Reagan as examples and notes editorials warning of alcohol and infidelity temptations among high achieving families. A personal York memory underscores the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Nixon
Pat Nixon
Muskie as a Danger to the Nation in the Eyes of a Reporter
A reporter argues Edmund Muskie embodies domestic naiveté and comforting rhetoric. His focus on national issues masks broader foreign threats, with cautionary links to Acheson and Jackson while noting Russia gaining supervisory power in South Asia and the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Saturday Evening Post
Jim Farley
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Evening Star
Sen
Henry Jackson
Russia
Subcontinent
Middle East
New Heart Operation Discussed
Dr. Eliot Corday discusses the aortocoronary vein by pass procedure. The operation may relieve angina in many patients though its effect on survival remains unknown. Vein graft occlusion and heart injuries occur in some cases within a year. Skepticism exists among physicians about its overall efficacy.
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Eliot Corday
Ucla School of Medicine
Los Angeles
Corday
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