The Nativity Story From Bethlehem and Shepherds
In the era of Caesar Augustus a decree taxed all the world and Mary and Joseph traveled from Nazareth to Bethlehem. Mary gave birth to Jesus and laid him in a manger as shepherds watched by night. An angel proclaimed good tidings and a multitude praised God, and the shepherds went to see the child and spread the word.
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Harvard Medical School researchers isolate single gene for first time
Harvard researchers announce isolation of a single gene marking a breakthrough in genetics. The report notes ongoing work at Harvard Medical School and references historical context of genetic research breakthroughs.
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Harvard Medical School
Harvard
Richard Nixon era Vietnam optimism gains new weight
Washington officials express cautious optimism about Vietnam despite ongoing troop withdrawals and uncertain enemy infiltration levels. Kissinger says progress is real, aiming to create conditions for a South Vietnamese government of their choosing, with Malaya style settlement dynamics cited as a possible model.
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Malaya
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Joe Crail a lifelong banker who founded Coast Federal S&L
Russell Kirk Wiseman recalls Joe Crail of Coast Federal Savings and Loan Association Los Angeles a vigorous businessman with wide interests. Crail built a humane financial empire while preserving architecture from the 1930s in San Marino and Los Angeles. He encouraged study of economics and the Bill of Rights and mentored students and faculty at California campuses.
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Coast and Southern Federal Savings and Loan Association
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Nixon style press conferences stir debate among reporters
A Washington correspondent recounts grumbling over President Nixon's press access. He notes shifts from Truman and Eisenhower to Kennedy and Nixon, who frames disclosures as serving the public interest. Critics fear arbitrariness while urging regular, full briefings.
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Laos
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Nasser's Power in Egypt Seen Weakened by Shifting Ties
The State Department assesses growing U.S. leverage loss as Gamal Abdel Nasser’s grip on Egypt frays. Moscow’s influence expands with arms and aid while public support shifts amidst war weariness and internal dissent. Nasser’s hand picks the National Assembly, and succession talks surface among top ministries.
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Syria
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This Day In History Across Time And War Milestones
United Press notes 1814 peace treaty ending the War of 1812 between United States and Great Britain. 1842 Admiral Darlan of North Africa assassinated by Vichy sympathizer. 1M Eisenhower named commander in chief of Allied forces for invasion plan. 1951 United Nations proclaims Libya independent. 1908 Apollo program Moon telecast from Earth. Poem line ends the snippet with a thought for the day.
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