The Day of Resurrection by Wunamsm
An exposition of the Easter story detailing the Resurrection As described Mary Magdalene the disciples and Jesus encounter the risen Christ The narrative covers the empty tomb appearances to Mary Magdalene the two angels the Emmaus travelers and the meeting with the apostles It concludes with Jesus offering peace assigning a commission and underscoring faith as the cornerstone of Christianity
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Mary Magdalene
Peter
Mary Magadalene
Jesus
Mary
Galilee
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Advocates national ID system by editor in Los Angeles Times
Editor argues for a national identification system to curb illegal immigration and prevent the U.S. from becoming a dumping ground. cites Mexico’s population growth, legal immigration controls, and widespread fingerprinting in other sectors as precedents. Proposes penalties for illegal entry and work gangs, plus mandatory IDs for entry, with emphasis on practical identity verification.
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Canada
Israel
New
America
Bracero
Laredo
Tucson
San Juan
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Salad Bar Encounters in a Witty Riff on Dining
A humorous column ruminates on salad bars as adventurous dining, detailing quirky observations from a restaurant visit. It notes the ritual of self serve, price cues like lettuce at 39 cents a pound, and the oddity of waiters introducing themselves as you approach a bar of bowls and dressings. The piece also pivots to personal anecdotes about shrimp, blue cheese spoons, and a joking exchange with a waiter named Brad.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
New York
America
Miter
Brad
Erma
Bill
Jaws 1
Jaws
Field Enterprises
Sex and television Shock at Morality Standards
ALICE WIDENER surveys a contention on sex and TV in New York City. A Doubleday ad praising murder and greed as a fun book spurs fear for American morality while TV executives deny PTA pressure on content. The piece echoes Gustave Le Bon on morals and civilization.
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Alice Widener
New York City
Doubleday
New York Times Review of Books
Time Magazine
Tom McHale
Les Brown
Times IV
Paul Klein
NBC
James
Dan Wakefield
PTA
Mr. Klein
P.A
B. Donald Grant
Cbs-Tv
Paul L. Klein
Nbc-Tv
Edwin T. Vane
Abc-Tv
Gustave le Bon
Liberty Press
Indianapolis
le Bon
el Greco
France
Will Rogers on Democracy and Jobs Politics
Will Rogers criticizes Andrew Jackson era democracy as inventing job distribution to secure votes for Democrats. He asserts that party loyalty justified denying jobs and that post-election pounce on Indians mirrored partisan aims. Collected by Bryan Sterling for a 192% leaflet request.
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Will
Rogers
Andrew Jackson
Andy
Andy Jackson
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
Des Moines
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