Christmas Ethic and World Impact Editorial
An editorial praises Christmas as the birth of Jesus shaping altruism and progress across climates. It contrasts pagan rulers with Christian ethics, urging personal virtue, family warmth, and communal celebration as timeless ideals guiding humanity toward a higher destiny.
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Jesus
Vintage year for medical progress across multiple institutions
A survey of 1972 highlights major advances from cataract liquification at Manhattan Eye to non surgical gallstone dissolution at Mayo Clinic and a knee replacement in a VA hospital. Other feats include lupus control at Minnesota, cancer cures in animals and humans, and new heart and sight therapies across North America.
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Paul Harvey
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Mayo
University of California
Cas Western Reserve
P Newmix
Biologics Control Laboratory
Ottawa
Ont
St. Jude’s
Memphis
Tenn
Roswell Park
Buffalo
N.Y
University of Minnesota
National Institutes of Health
University of Michigan
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Northwestern’s Medical
University of Florida
Loma Linda
Calif
Irvine Medical School
University of California, Berkeley
Cal
Olaf Pearson
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Louis Greenberg
Ontario
Canada
Joseph Simone
St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital
Ten
James F. Holland
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
E.M. Caperton
Minneapolis
Minn
National Eye Institute
Washington, D.C
Chatz
Melbourne
Children’s Court Clinic
Melbourne Australia
Lowell T. Harmison
National Heart and Lung Institute
John J. Vorhees
Ann . Mich
David Sundbert
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Eugene Derlacki
Northwestern Medical School
Chicago, Ill
Antonio Gasset
Gainesville
Fla
Roger Goodfriend
Los Gatos Community Hospital
Los Gatos
Weldon B. Jolley
Loma Linda Medical Center
The Needle by Garold Coffin
A quip about youth describes how young people claim total knowledge before learning much. It notes the irony that enjoyment defines their era rather than content. It observes youths marching to a different drummer yet sharing a common guitar beat.
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Garold Coffin
Gray era sparks reshuffle at FBI as Gray plans stay
Washington gossip notes four senior FBI officials resign amid Louis Gray III leadership. Hoover era controls loosened as Gray travels nationwide at taxpayer cost and favors staff changes. White House weighs keeping Gray or naming a new FBI director.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Louis Patrick Gray III
Hoover
FBI
Gray
Space dreams endure beyond a funding lull
Washington columnist DON MACLEAN argues the space program remains essential despite a budget downturn. He says exploration is humanity’s instinct, cites lunar milestones as launching points for future journeys, and notes that rival nations’ failures underscore NASA’s ongoing mission and need for continued research.
Washington stock investigations to probe brokerage houses and fees
Capitol Hill signals a broad inquiry into stock exchanges and brokerage methods with proposed new fees affecting investor incomes and taxes. The piece notes 106 million Americans own shares via direct or indirect investment, and highlights concerns of small investors amid potential regulatory changes and SIPC liquidations.
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Ray Cromley
NEA Cee
Washington
Capitol Hill
New York Stock Exchange
Ounetann Life Insurance
United States
Mittee
Securities Investor Protective Corporation
SIPC
Resumption of bombing deemed unavoidable in Vietnam crisis
Washington faces a Christmas season of strain as President Nixon weighs whether Vietnamese talks collapse, Hanoi’s motives, and how Senate opposition may push for withdrawal. The decision to resume bombing and blockades is described as unavoidable, with critics split on peace prospects and political pressure.
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Hoover
FBI
Washington
Gray
Air Force
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Pentagon
State Department
Saigon
The
Washington Post
White House
Post
Dorothy Mc Cardie
Herb Block
Block
William S. White
Richard Nixon
America
Senate
George McGovern
Mike Mansfield
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
Seléquist
Hanoipe United States
Congress
Capitol Hill
Asia
Ween Nixon
Las
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff listing
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
Associated Press
Mathews-Shannon-Cullen Inc
3Rd Ave
New York City
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