Middle East War Escalation Ties to U S Soviet Policy
The article analyzes Arab Israeli tensions and U S Soviet roles amid threats of wider conflict. It notes Egypt’s accusations against Israel and delayed delivery of US Phantom jets, the Russian backing of Arab states, and Israeli reliance on military action to deter war. It argues Kremlin influence may shape Arab actions more than Nixons policies.
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Vatican bars miniships over hemline limits
A quirky note reports the Vatican restrains miniature ships from St. Peter's Basilica due to size rules as priests adjust to church changes. Romania asserts a sacred right to independent policy straining ties with the Kremlin, which also claims a sacred right to pursue Romania.
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Parallel path to civil rights in Northern Ireland mirrored at home
Paul Harvey links Northern Ireland’s sectarian strife to American civil rights tensions. He notes minority grievances, protests, and riots, then compares government responses under O’Neill and Chichester-Clark, arguing that addressing grievances can heighten demand and instability.
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Northern Ireland
Terence O'Neill
O'Neill
James Chichester-Clark
Clergy’s Odd Allies In Urban Ministries Alleged Draft Seen
A fragment from a document by United Ministries in Higher Education outlines Personnel Procedures for recruiting church leaders to urban mission work. The writer satirically questions clergy becoming “of earth” and teases an AI bishop contemplating control of funds. The piece mentions James Foy and mocks religious recruiting practices in colleges.
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Gore Vidal
Rap Brown
Lord Knows
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Birds of A Feather
Rotten Jokes and Urban Ministry Echoes in a Parody of Reform
The piece mocks sociological jargon in urban ministry debates, noting calls to recruit nonordained figures and diverse activists from groups like the Black Student Union and SDS. It lampoons the idea of quasi clerical auxilaries and ends with a playful plea for rotten jokes and a TV code.
Bear Market Worries Investors Signal Turning Point Native to Wall Street
Old Wall Street hands warn that a bear market has begun with the Dow’s drop and a broad market decline. They note markets move by supply and demand, and that rallies in bear markets precede recoveries, with no one knowing the exact turning point.
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U.S
Moon Road Versus Peace Path Prompted by Agnew
In a sarcastic jab, the piece questions why peace cannot be pursued with the same vigor as space exploration. It notes Vice President Agnew's remark about sending men to Mars and suggests such talk could fuel a volunteerism narrative.
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This Day In History Highlights Major 19th Century Events
This day marks Oliver Hazard Perry defeating a British squadron at Lake Erie in 1813, the first major naval loss for Britain. Elias Howe patents the sewing machine in 1846. Empress Elizabeth of Austria is assassinated in 1889. A 1962 jet tanker crash near Mt. Spokane, Washington, claims 44 lives. Thought for the day from Thomas Wolfe on mind over illness.
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Lake Erie
Elias Howe
Elizabeth of Austria-Hunary
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Washington State
Thomas Wolfe
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