Good Friday Reflections on the Passion and Crucifixion
A devotional account recounts Jesus journey to Gethsemane, the mock trials, Pilate's role, the crucifixion at Golgotha, and the seven sayings from the cross. It emphasizes Jesus as King, his obedience, and the symbolism of the Cross for humanity's salvation.
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Harold Wilson Seen as Pro Atlantic Nuclear Carrier
Walter Lippmann notes Harold Wilson, new Labour leader, as a staunch defender of nuclear deterrence and Western alliance aims. He urges Britain to deepen NATO ties, expand non nuclear forces, and resist de Gaulle while maintaining close U.S. cooperation. The piece previews Wilson as a practical partner and potential British prime minister in a pro Atlantic frame.
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Sub Loss Holds Significance For Admiral Doyle
Chicago police said the loss of the submarine fresher held special significance for retired Adm. Doyle, the last man off the submarine Squalus when it went down off New Hampshire 94 years ago, as authorities investigated the incident in Virginia Beach.
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Folklore and war memories weave through 20th century tales
A dense column blends folklore verses with World War II and Civil War references, noting the Squalus rescue, an Apple Tree legend tied to Appomattox, and political nods to Gaitskell Wilson and Conkling. It interlaces poems about days of the week with brief crime notes and a Minneapolis cold case involving a trunk murder at O'Hare.
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Harold C. Steen
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Lloyd Richard Danielson
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Iowa
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Vitamin B Complex and Bed Practices in Health Study
A 1930s health feature discusses vitamin B1 and B complex in a diet, noting symptom relief within days and linking deficiencies to health issues. It cites a double bed preference in Hollywood studies, warns against vitamin-poor diets, and promotes Wheat Eat pamphlets while mentioning a German wife’s interrogation and a lie detector test in a Chicago incident.
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Robert R. Williams
Hollywood
Nuclear Sub Trips Four Miles Down Planned
Planned deep dive of a nuclear submarine four miles down to protect sealanes and American interests. The test off Portsmouth Navy Yard mirrors the Thresher incident, with arms folded and a cautious approach described in the report.
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Dabbling in Stocks and Navy Power Dominate Readers’ Attention
The notice blends reader questions on stock advice with a UPI report on U S Navy plans. It discusses investing cautions, high yielding issues like Archer-Daniels-Midland and El Paso Natural Gas, and shifts to a briefing on Mediterranean security, Sixth Fleet reach, and NATO defense posture. It mentions El Paso Natural Gas yields, General Electric and Union Carbide, and strategic naval capacity in the Mediterranean.
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Archer-Daniels-Midland
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Eral Electric
Union Carbide
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The Gase Records of a Psychologist
Doris faces a neurotic marriage dilemma as her husband resists bedding changes and sleeping pills. The psychologist urges husbands to read Sex Problems in Marriage to provide emotional catharsis and stop medical aids, advising readers to request the booklet with a stamped return envelope.
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Doris
Jim
Alyice
The Last Words on Good Friday Reflected in Faith
A religious meditation recalling John 3 16 and the concept of everlasting life. It notes the origin of the term Good Friday in England as God s Friday and invites reflection on Christ s suffering and final words, emphasizing guilt, loss, and redemption through faith.
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