Ulster Women’s Peace Movement Presses for Reconciliation
The Belfast based group led by Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan seeks cross community peace in Northern Ireland. Queen Elizabeth praises the effort in her Christmas message while a Norwegian prize funds support but will not deter terrorists or end the sectarian conflict. The activists urge Catholics and Protestants to reject murder and terrorism and urge the public to back British efforts to curb extremism, a task described as huge given religious divides. The killing of three Belfast children last summer galvanized the drive to demand nonviolence and ongoing public pressure to seek solution.
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Northern Ireland
Ulster
Belfast
Nobel Committee
Betty Williams
Mairean Corrigan
United States
Vietnam
Why Worship God Where You Are
Billy Graham explains God is everywhere as creator and spirit. Worship is not location bound but in spirit and truth, aligning heart attitude with prayer and worship wherever you are.
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Billy Graham
DR. Graham
God
T. E
Paul
Heaven
Earth
Jesus
Arms Race Reaches Cuba as Von Braun and Cruise Missiles Dominate
The article traces a Russo American clash in weapon science from postwar labs to Cuban bases. It highlights Werner von Braun's escape to the West, Soviet Echo submarines armed with Shaddock cruise missiles, and the U S Cruise missile ahead of Russia. It notes SALT debates and skepticism over on site inspections.
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Holmes Alexander
Hitler
Reich
Red Army
Eisenhower Ad Montgomery
Germany
Werner von Braun
Ussr
America
von Braun
Erik Bergaust
National Space Institute
Washington, D.C
USA
Cuban
Continental
United States
U.S
Cruise
Army
Navy
Air Force
Letters to the Editor on Railroad Reopening and union stance
Readers discuss the Aiken Warrenville rail reopenings and freight routing to Birmingham. They challenge claimed distance savings, urge safety upgrades at grade crossings, and critique local opposition. A second letter questions church union views and a machinists dispute linked to B 36 bomber inspections.
The Longer We Wait Dam Debate and Energy Costs
Aiken High School student Glenn Beckum argues for hydroelectric dams like Russell Dam to conserve coal and stabilize rising energy prices. He warns shortages threaten industries schools and homes, noting water is abundant while coal is finite.
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Aiken
Russell Dam
Glenn Beckum
Brookhaven Drive
Robert D Cathcart Frecutive Editor
Robert D. Cathcart serves as executive editor for the Friday edition dated January 21 1977, guiding editorial direction and overseeing page layouts and copy flow. His responsibilities include shaping opinion pieces, coordinating with department editors, and approving major features.
Cuban Operative Claims CIA Asked Fabrication On Oswald
Washington report details a Cuban source saying the CIA proposed a forged Oswald link via a Cuban contact in Mexico. The witness described meetings in Dallas and Havana with CIA handlers and an unnamed broker, and noted the plan was dropped. The piece also cites a separate study on why women become prostitutes.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Congressional
Dallas
CIA
Kennedy
Mr. X
CLA
Oswald
Mexico
Havana
United States
Cuba
Morris Bishop
Castro
Miami
Bishop
Chile
Louis Posada Carriles
Posada
Venezuela
Neig
University of
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ICC
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Liberty Association of America
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