Faith Hope and Love Enduring in Light of Faith
A reflection on faith and love citing I Corinthians 13 about seeing dimly yet understanding fully. The quote frames religion as life’s light and faith as the key that turns it on through Ernie Ford’s gospel heritage.
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Poll Finds Chappaquiddick Viewed More Morally Reprehensible Than Watergate
A nationwide poll of 2 238 people from July 20 to July 27 shows 40 percent rate Chappaquiddick as more morally reprehensible than Watergate 37 percent. The survey by Sindlinger Phillips & Co also reports 44 percent call Chappaquiddick more reprehensible than Watergate in a separate question.
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Albert Sindlinger
Mary Jo Kopechne
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Dollar Recovery Foreseen by French Finance Minister Giscard d Estaing
French Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing predicts a dollar recovery and a return to monetary stability by 1974. He argues deficits dominated postwar eras 1960 to 1973 and 1963 to 1973 underlie world instability, sees high dollar value mispriced by markets, and urges a new monetary system for the 1980s.
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Rowland Evans and Robert Novak on Nixon’s conciliatory address
The piece discusses whether President Nixon will adopt a national unity message or a harsher attack on enemies. It notes White House aides favor conciliation and a mea culpa targeted to voters, while others push a combative line. Key figures include Haig Ziegler Laird Harlow Kissinger and Ray Price in shaping the draft.
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The Opium Trade and Gulf Stream Windmill Ideas
Dr. Maurice H. Seevers warns Turkey’s poppy exit will barely reduce illicit opium flow, with Golden Triangle and Thailand drivers still prominent. The piece cites a US subsidy shift, global demand, and Mexico’s role, plus a Norfolk Gulf Stream windmill concept to generate up to 1000 megawatts without disrupting currents.
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Burma
Laos
Thailand
United States
Maurice H. Seevers
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University of Michigan Medical School
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Mexico
Pedro Ojeda Paullada
Legal Profession Brace for stricter ethics watchdogs
The Press notes the legal profession faces intensified calls for discipline after Watergate, with Chesterfield Smith leading ABA push for a national watchdog and reforms to state disciplinary systems. The move raises concerns over due process and constitutional rights in regulating lawyers.
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Terrorism Fear Pressures Security Across the United States
Federal agents warn of possible Black September strikes in the United States after killings in Sudan and Athens. FAA documents cited by Rep Murphy show heightened security and near daily arrests of potential terrorists, with notes on extensive weapon seizures and calls for increased federal airport oversight.
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Harley Staggers
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Useless But Interesting Vignettes Stir Mild Reflections
A string of quirky riffs on daily life including gas exchanges, childhood presidential fantasies, gender roles in shopping, amusement park misadventures, Brigitte Bardot retirement, rabbit and magazine contrasts, garden tomato generosity, a town surviving Civil War battles and disasters, and shifting parental guidance versus government rules.
Feeding Time: Americans Face World Food Pressure
Paul Harvey argues four generations have tried to feed the world and now Americans must adjust. He notes rising global demand, the meat and grapefruit craze in Japan, and U S farm constraints. He cites Nixon export limits and FAO plans, urging domestic adjustment and renewed production to prevent hunger at home.
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Football violence may abate this season amid new measures
Community leaders and league officials announce reforms to curb on field and crowd violence. Teams, police, and referees will implement stricter penalties and improved security protocols at stadiums this season to reduce incidents.
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