Nixon urged to prove mental health with certification
An anonymous medical observer argues President Nixon should undergo a reputable psychiatric evaluation to prove his sound mind amid public doubts. The piece references Watergate transcripts and Buckley remarks, noting the 25th Amendment calls for action if disability is shown.
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Nixon
Republican Party
White House
Bock
R. N
Watergate
William F. Buckley Jr
Buckley
John McLaughlin
Fr. McLaughlin
Bill Buckley
Gerald Ford
Community Hope Rises as Talks Resolve Owens Corning Dispute
Aiken County residents welcome the move to resume contract negotiations between Teamsters Local 86 and Owens Corning. About 1,600 workers would regain wages totaling roughly $1.2 million monthly, easing strain on welfare and local businesses. Rep. Irene Rudnick is praised for offering help without taking sides in the labor dispute.
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Teamsters Union Local 86
Owens-Corning
Aiken County
Aiken
Irene Rudnick
Rep
Rudnick
Stalin Faced With Skepticism From Western Clerics And Kennedy
A 1942 and later commentary discuss Joseph Stalin's image through Western figures. Hewlett Johnson praises Stalin as calm and direct, while Sen. Edward Kennedy in 1974 portrays Brezhnev as warm and intelligent. Critics urge deeper understanding of Soviet reality and note Brezhnev's repression and KGB links.
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Joseph Stalin
Canterbury
Hewlett Johnson
Soviet Union
Uncle Joe
Britain
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Red Dean
Robert Conquest
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Ukraine
Ivan Stadnyuk
A Call to Simplify the U S Tax System
The author condemns the U S tax code for its complexity noting many IRS officials and taxpayers face inconsistent rulings. He argues for a flat 25 percent rate with no exceptions and contends churches charities and endowed schools resist simplification. The piece envisions reduced paperwork and universal, proportionate taxation including welfare recipients.
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IRS
White House
Testing Christianity in life and external signs
A seeker questions how to test Christianity in daily life and notes external evidences may fail. It cites Luke 10 27 and Romans 8 16 as scriptural tests and reflects on Peter and Thomas, affirming inner confirmation from the Spirit as proof of being God’s children.
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S.N
Peter
Thomas
God
Be Wary On Seeing Exorcist Film Despite Its Haunting Power
Eugene Marks coordinated the music for The Exorcist and discussed development and problems during its making. On a Warner Brothers on set screening, invited guests and families watched, with two audience members leaving in distress. A 17 year old girl named Sheila suffered sleep disturbance after viewing, though described as otherwise normal. the narrator explains the visual effects to ease her trauma.
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Eugene Marks
Warner Brothers
Sheila
Exorcist film demythologized and warned by critic
The critic argues the Exorcist is demythologized as therapy rather than a true case study and cautions parents about its impact on youths. He notes limited use of Satan in the Old Testament and traces devils’ portrayal to later periods while judging the film’s theology as flawed yet emotionally potent. He urges parental guidance and pastoral counsel before viewing.
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Brezhnev
K.G.B
John Barron
Barghoorn
Kennedy
Satan
St Thaddeus Bible School Directed by Mrs McKellar
The St Thaddeus Bible School opens June 7 under director Mrs. Robert B McKellar with a staff including Mrs Jesse Crouch Mrs Julian B Salley Jr and others assisting. Penny Sinclair leads music while additional helpers and former staff accompany the program. Mr and Mrs William D Gingrey recently returned from taking their daughter Mary Eleanor and friend Julianne McGraw to Camp Ton a Wanda in Hendersonville NC for a three week stay.
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St. Thaddeus Bible School
Robert B. McKellar
McKellar
Jesse Crouch
Julian B. Salley, Jr
Gilbert McMillan
Charles Kern
Peggy Smilley
Edgar Moore
Albert Kaiser
Henry Sterz
Mary Frances Wright
Emmett Kauffman
Milton Tyler
Margaret Thornton
Virginia Sinclair
Julia Marshall
Jill Ryan
Penny Sinclair
Fran Freed
Jane Patterson
Ruth Lindell
Ronnie Sparkman
Sarah Slade
Cynthia Miller
Susan Simpson
William D. Gingrey
South Boundary
Mary Eleanor
Julianne McGraw
Camp Ton-a-Wanda
Hendersonville
N. C
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Spiro Agnew
Opestedt
Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Internal Revenue Service
Billy Graham
Blatty
Yesteryear
Dorothy Macdowell
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