Revival of the death penalty resurfaces in public polls
The piece discusses renewed moves to restore capital punishment after the Supreme Court ruling last June. It notes California voters backed reinstatement, Gallup finding 57 percent support, and cites Speck and Sirhan Sirhan cases as factors fueling fear and urgency for action.
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National Committee To Love Mr Nixon By Arthur Hoppe
The National Committee to Love Mr Nixon forms to comfort a five year old president in a critical period. Homer Pettibone says love and understanding can calm Nixon as he heals from alleged bullying and fibs. The group notes past presidents were spoiled by votes and urges gentle guidance toward mature leadership.
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An Echo That Will Not Die Part II
The essay argues work is sacred and a Christian calling across vocations. It honors Calvinist beliefs on dignity, notes Ulster Scotland obligations, cites biblical figures, and warns against idleness while urging productive labor and fair pay. It contrasts past work ethic with modern unemployment, urging duty and self-reliance.
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I Am Sorry You Gave Up Church Says Billy Graham
A reader in despair asks for help after quitting church due to aging and a strained marriage. The columnist cautions against expecting godly reward in this life, cites Moody and Psalm 73, and urges seeing life’s long view with God as strength.
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