General public war fears tempering U S withdrawal stance
In a disputed policy debate several officials clash over North Korea as a U S pullback could spark renewed conflict. Critics warn that the North Koreans still seek to conquer the South, while supporters urge reassessment of commitments to avoid history repeating itself.
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It’s Possible Message From Robert Schuller
Reverend Schuller urges Bloom where you are planted and build an international headquarters for work or a movement. He speaks of opportunities in New York and California and stresses attitude over location in his Hour of Power program.
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Hofheinz opposes East Harris County secession move
From Sun files Roy Hofheinz denounces the proposed secession of the free state of East Harris County as ingratitude after Harris County investments in the Tri-Cities. Beatrice Marsey voices opposition to disenfranchising voters, while officials discuss regional growth and implications. A shark attack in Galveston claims an 11 year-old, and vacation watch programs are announced. Community notes include church anniversaries, civic appointments, and local honors.
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Washington Census Post Fight Reveals Pollster Influence
Washington report details Patrick Caddell's push to place Plotkin as U.S. Census Bureau director with White House input and Commerce Department involvement. It cites roles of officials, including Jody Powell, and notes Plotkin’s selection followed Caddell's recommendations amid calls of conflict of interest while Carter’s pollster benefits from client fees. Also covers House door guards debate ending a 200-year-old tradition, amid recruiting women for doorkeepers and lawmakers' concerns over costs and job scope.
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Russo Brothers Win Local Districts Amid Tight Race
The Baytown Sun reports Pat B and Mcdonald lead in a regional contest as Amere and Coe Aarne show strong votes. Meyer and Ta B96 facilitate the event, with Southern Newspaper and other outlets noting ongoing campaigning and upcoming deadlines. The piece outlines candidate shares, regional stakes, and logistical details for the remote electorate.
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The Way It Was Crown Point Occupied by Beftsh
June 19 1777 report notes Crown Point New York occupied by Beftsh forces. The entry recalls Jesus speech to disciples and prophecy of his death, reflecting a mix of historical chronicle and religious text.
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Health letter discusses open heart surgery and pacemakers
A reader asks if a heart patient can tolerate more medication after seven years post aneurysm removal and pacemaker. The reply explains heart surgery advances, explains aneurysm removal, heart failure from damaged muscle, and how diuretics remove fluid, stressing careful monitoring to avoid dehydration, and notes limits of government dependence while urging community support.
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Today In History June 18 1977 Highlights and Birthdays
On this date in 1963 Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in space, launched from the Soviet Union. Other items note Harrodsburg Kentucky founded in 1974, the Alaska gold rush on Bonanza Creek, and the 1940 Maginot Line withdrawal. Also recalled are Kosygin in Paris in 1970s, Irving prison term in 1980s, and 1970s Lebanon kidnapping. Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham turns 70 today.
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Federal Reserve Chief Burns Faces Inflation Debate
The article surveys views on Burns and the Federal Reserve amid inflation fears and high interest rates. Critics split on policy efficacy, with supporters defending restraint while opponents blame potential missteps. It notes the wide influence and scrutiny from Congress and presidents.
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