Pham Van Dong warns against false peace hopes
In Our Opinion argues that Hanoi may speak of talks but real progress requires U S restraint and private acknowledgment by the State Department. It cautions Americans not to trust public statements from Hanoi or U Thant until genuine steps create a peace atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
Pham van Dong
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
U. S
Cti
State Department
U Thant
Women Move Toward Equality in Episcopal Governing Body
In a shift mirroring Protestant trends, the Episcopal Church votes to admit female delegates to its House of Deputies. The piece notes long feminine labor sustaining churches, from baking to teaching, and laments the Martha role while acknowledging ongoing strides toward broader female participation despite some dissent.
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Inez Robb
St. Paul
Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Lutheran-Missouri Synod
Methodist Church
Martha
Henry Adams
Chartres Cathedral
Lord's Vineyard
Three Minutes A Day By Rev KellEr On Elderly Drivers
A 79-year-old man quit driving after 60 years without an accident and joined a trend of seniors surrendering licenses. He cites reaching age 80 as a threshold for stopping and notes city driving pace and highway speeds as factors. The piece praises initiative and asks for spiritual guidance to stay aware of liabilities and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keller
New York State Motor Vehicle Department
Resnick Probes Farm Bureau Ties and Right-Wing Links
Rep. Joe Resnick of New York widens a one-man probe into the Farm Bureau Federation. He charges it funds a vast insurance and business network while linking with Liberty Lobby figures and pressing right-wing agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Joe Resnick
D-N.y
New York City
House Agriculture Committee
Resnick
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau, We Feared This Powerful Job. Vv
Pizitz
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingam
Tivate
Johnson era politics and tax policy loom in 1960s notes
The article recalls Farm Bureau anti communist fears in 1962 Lincoln with speakers warning about communists taking over schools and churches. It describes President Johnson's lively talkativeness at a White House luncheon and Berlin's quip about “two baths.” It notes public health counsel on smoking with leaders like Johnson, Humphrey, Romney and Rockefeller abstaining, while Reagan pushes a $1 billion California tax increase and a higher cigarette tax.
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Farm Bureau
Nebraska
Lincoln
President Johnson
White House
Dick Berlin
Hearst
Vietnam
Berlin
Johnson
Humphrey
Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
New York
Ronnie Reagan
California
Reagan
Pat Brown
Bobbsey Twins in Washington reviewed in 1919 style
Washington column muses on Laura Lee Hope s The Bobbsey Twins in Washington reviewing the 12th book in the series. Nan and Bert visit Congress and the Library of Congress with a cameo from the White House as the plot meanders to a happy ending.
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Don Maclean
Washington
White House
Laura Lee Hope
Bobbsey Twins
Younsters
Rover Boys
Rover
Tom
Snow Lodge
Deep Blue Sea
Sary
Bobbsey
Nan
Bert
Flossie
Freddie
Bunny Brown
Sue
Raines Lake
Miss Hope
Congress
Library of Congress
Tear gas saves lives in Vietnam tunnel warfare says observer
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley notes U S forces use tear gas in South Vietnam tunnels to flush out Viet Cong, claiming it spares civilians and reduces deaths compared with explosives. He cites limited effectiveness due to long, winding tunnels and calls for safer, nonlethal alternatives despite potential international backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Egypt
Nasser
Yemen
United Nations
U Thant
U.N
Vietnam
Mammon as False God in Modern Church Life
Russell Kirk cites Prof. Gaetano Vincitorio arguing that the old faith declines in the United States as clerical activists chase wealth. Mammon is not just money but a worldliness that supplants charity and true faith, even in clergy who seek public status or economic policy goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaetano Vincitorio
St. John’s University
New York
United States
God
Mammon
St. Paul
Isaac
Abraham
Jacob
Christ
America
Thomas Carlyle
Stock Exchange
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Ftiannv
Inez
Episcopal House of Deputies
John Clinton Fowler
Tucson
Ariz
Liberty Lobby
Willis Carto
Germany
Brice Ohmstede
Mac's
Texas
Miami Beach
London
Dublin
Scotland Yard
Ireland
Father Groppi
Milwaukee
Orten
Westmoreland
G.O.P
Nixon
LBJ
Washington News
By Russell Kirk
Harold Coffin
Loch Ness
Gwendolyn
Eddeford -Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
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