Poem Quotes and Writer Notes on Creatures
A brief reflection cites Job and Browning noting how beasts and birds reveal truth and how God appears distant yet allows creation room to grow. The lines illustrate a poetry viewpoint on nature and divine relation.
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Robert Browning
War profits and policy in arms sales to allies
Business Week notes U S firms sold about seven billion dollars worth of planes missiles tanks and weapons to foreign nations in the last five years. Defense Department sales and gifts to various countries fuel debates over balance of payments and world peace with critics and defenders offering competing arguments.
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Business Week
Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Soviet Union
Limited War and Haiphong Port in Vietnam War Debate
A British journalist aboard a Polish freighter to Haiphong notes U S action against the port of Haiphong, arguing that cutting the port could end supplies to North Vietnamese forces. He cites international law and compares unloading times with South Vietnamese ports, urging stronger action to prevail in the conflict.
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Haiphong
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U.S
United States
U Thant’s Re-Election Raises US Peace Talks Concerns
The United Nations secretary general U Thant, who agreed to power for peace mediation, now faces US worries over his broader negotiation role. Washington says no North Vietnamese peace offer has emerged and criticizes Thant’s single site talks and alleged ancient history references.
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U Thant
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United States
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Viet Nam
Newsweek
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State Department
Johnson
Hanoi
Paul Harvey on load dice and crooked casinos in Las Vegas
FBI raid on Jack Kress Manufacturing uncovers hundreds of decks of marked cards loaded dice and reading devices used to cheat games. In Las Vegas and Reno hotels the evidence links to lake Tahoe invoices and Citizens Club in Hot Springs Arkansas. The piece argues gambling profits rely on crooked play and calls for Nevada to curb casino influence.
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Citizens Club
Hot Springs
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Mississippi
Vegas
Nevada
House Ethics Debate: Voters Speak on Conduct and Reform
The piece notes voters back home are voicing strong opinions on ethical conduct in Congress after the House rejected an Ethical Conduct Committee. It contrasts Senate scrutiny of Sen. Tom Dodd with House inaction, cites staff leaks and a past case involving Rep. Parnell Thomas and kickbacks, and recounts efforts to bring the matter to the Justice Department.
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Senate
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Dconn
HOUSE
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D-Ny
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Dodd
Jack Anderson
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R-N. J
Helen Campbell
Thomas
Miss Campbell
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Eisenhower
Vicuna
Bernard Goldfine
New England
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Goldfine
House Commerce Committee
Bernard Schwartz
New York University
Schwartz
DR. Schwartz
Andrew Jackson May
House Military Affairs Committee
May
Garrisoon Brothers
John McCormack
Congress
William Miller
Lickport
N.Y
GOP
Republican rifts and old guard clash over Romney bid
The piece surveys Republican splits before presidential nominating contests, highlighting tensions between Romney boosters and Young Republican leaders, with Scott and the Ripon Society criticized for challenging party unity. It recounts past political scandals and calls for new ethics safeguards within Congress.
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Michigan
Hugh Scott
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Scott
Ripon Society
Great Society
Ray Bliss
Gerald Ford
Melvin Laird
John Rhodes
Leslie Arends
Ripon
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Jackson
Senator Scott
Young Republican Federation
Republican Party
GOP
Republican National Committee
Yesteryear
Peril to Test Ban Treaty From Peking Nuclear Tests
Washington warns that China’s impending Fifth nuclear explosion could force Moscow to withdraw from the 1963 test ban pact. U Thant and Vasily Kuznetsov discuss the risk as Russia weighs response to Beijing’s unchecked program. Pentagon and UN diplomacy study potential abrogation implications.
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Peking
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Russia
China
State Department
Vasily Kutznetsov
U Thant
Futznetsov
Kutznetsov
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Thant
U. S
Britain
Red
France
State
Defense Departments
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Ten Years Ago in Coalfield Area Tragedies and Events
Ten years ago two mine accidents in McDowell County and Mingo County killed youths Isaac Howard Thomas and Dwight Mullins. Twenty years ago Walter S. Newman of VPI spoke to the alumni. Thirty years ago Kresge planned a rebuilt store in Bluefield. Forty years ago the West Virginia Automobile Association met locally. Fifty years ago Bucharest fell to the Germans.
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Mingo County
Isaac Howard Thomas
Dwight Mullins
Walter S. Newman
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
VPI
Kresge Company
Bluefield
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West Virginia Automobile Association
Bucharest
Romania
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