Papal Infallibility And Primacy Century Debate
Editorial recalls the 1870 Vatican I decree on papal infallibility and primacy, noting dissent by bishops led by Bishop Edward Fitzgerald and critics like Lord Acton. It traces postconciliar shifts toward collegiality under Vatican II and Pope Paul VI, including debates over contraception.
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Vatican I
Pius IX
Pius
Mary
Chris
Pius 1
Vatican Vic
Paul Vis
Paul
Epitaph For A Moon Voyage Remembered A Year On
A year after Apollo 11 the Moon landing is recalled with mixed pride and later disillusion as Nixon contemplates anniversary celebrations and a televised memorial. The text notes Armstrong’s historic step at 10 36 pm EDT on July 20 and reflects on postflight world tensions.
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Adust
Apple V
Cape Kennedy
Ila
Epic Space
Voayade
Eart
Neal A. Armstrong
Lunar
Nixon
Ing
Nison
Allegmento
Earth
Awakening Call Urges Colleges to Rethink Political Science
A 26 member Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations urges colleges and universities to reexamine political science programs and strengthen curricula in local state and intergovernmental relations. The report notes a nationwide realization that domestic issues cannot be solved solely by Washington and hints at an awakening among educators.
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Washington
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Nixon
New York
New York State
James J. Buckley
Jim
Quotations on life and society in a changing era
A collage of quotations reflects on New York life and youth rebellion, social critique, religion, and science. Figures such as Billy Graham and John Spohr are cited alongside comments on sex symbols, parental blame, and origins theories from Robiert Jastrow.
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Billy Graham
Shea Stadiom
New York
John Spohr
West 17Th St
Ian
Darwin
Robiert Jastrow
Goddard Institute
Fox Spare Studies
Nixon era New York race shapes Buckley Goodell contentions
A long critique outlines New York politics as Conservative Party founder James Buckley seeks a Senate bid with Republican backing against Senator Goodell. It notes Rockefeller influence, Buckley’s past vote share, and White House hesitations while warning against third party Balkanization.
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Bumocrats
Richard Ottingers
Ottinger
al. Nixon
Charles Goole
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
Goodell
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Nixon
Vietnam
New York
Rockefeller
Conservative Party of
James Buckley
Buckley
Senator Goodell
Ler
Connecticut
Morris Abram
Democratic Party
Jaros Javits
Panl O'Dwyer
Sthich
George Wallace
New York State
White House
Richard Nixon
Wallace
Charles Goodell
Republican Party
United States
New York Republican Party
Virginia
New Jersey
James L. Buckley
Charles Cootes
Soviet Involvement in Middle East Escalation Analyzed
The Washington Post outlines White House and State Department views that the Soviet Union is drawn into Egypt's war effort to deter Israel, risking direct clash with the United States. It compares the U S and Soviet moves to Vietnam era steps and notes debate among analysts and officials.
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Murrey
Washington Post
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Vietnam
Middle East
White House
State Department
Egypt
Moscow
Israel
Nasser
Kremlin
Egypa
The
Middle
U.S
Thal
George W. Ball
New York Times
Nixon
Ball
Bell
Toe Ercalesss
Eam
Arta
Dochina
Soviet Book Downgrades JFK in Gromyko Analysis
A Soviet view of Kennedy in Anatolii Gromyko's 1036 Days at President Kennedy devalues the man, calling him a leader alternating between military postures and diplomatic chicanery. It scorns both Kennedy worship and antiwar sentiment, arguing U.S. policy mixed strength with negotiation and critiquing Alliance for Progress as neocolonial.
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Downgraves
Jfk
Washington
Gromyko
Kennedy
Sorensen
Schlesinger
Salinger
Walter Lippmann
Kenarly
Lenin
Ile
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Cais
White House
Jay New Vronti
U.S
America
Cereses
Vietnam
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Gromyka
Africa
United States
England
Belgium
France
Portugal
West Germany
Rhodesia Settlement Could Lead to U S Recognition
In a column, Russell Kir argues that a Conservative British shift under Sir Alec Douglas-Home could pave a Rhodesia settlement. He predicts Washington and other powers may then recognize Rhodesia's government in Salisbury, noting UN sanctions may fade and U S ties could be restored with an American ambassador.
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Rhodesia
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
United States
American State Department
Salisbury
United Kingdom
Washington
Africa
Tan Smith
United Nations
Wilson
Westminster
America
Russia
Moscow
Salesbury
Republic of South Africa
South
Aftica
Salisbuiry
Gen. Fes. Corp
Paul Newman mystique puzzles a parent in playful essay
A humorous piece recalls explaining Paul Newman to a toddler using a blend of movie charm and domestic fantasy. The narrator contrasts Newman's mythic image with everyday life details and a PTA open house scene.
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Ladion
Paul Newmar
Miamete
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