Quotes on Justice and Truth by Franklin and Isaiah
A compact pairing of biblical and Benjamin Franklin thoughts. It juxtaposes Isaiah 59 14 on truth in public squares with Franklin on justice between nations and citizens, reflecting timeless calls for upright governance and equal treatment.
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Benjamin Franklin
Deputies Ultimatum on Cars Sparks County Debate
Mercer County sheriff deputies threaten to stop using personal cars after Jan 1. They contend civil service offers weak protections and demand county provision of vehicles. Sheriff Scott could discharge noncompliant deputies, prompting potential new applicants willing to supply cars. An impartial cost study could favor county-provided autos. The ultimatum unsettles the court and public.
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Mercer County
Civil Service
Jack Scott
Scott
Democratic Party Split Highlighted by Michigan Study
The University of Michigan Center for Political Studies reports that the 1972 election reflected a sharp ideological split within the Democratic Party, pitting left against right and driving 42 percent of voters toward Nixon. The study says issues outweighed loyalties, notes Nixon’s closer stance on key topics, and warns the party must repair internal damage while not predicting a permanent realignment.
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Democratic Party
George McGovern
University of Michigan
Center For Political Studies
American Political Science Association
McGovern
Michigan
Nixon
Senator Soaper Humorous Riff on Inflation and Washington
A satirical column riffs on Watergate and inflation as August erodes, urging shared burdens and cautious investments. It lampoons energy shortages, rising prices, and public monuments while imagining absurd policy fixes and minor urban annoyances.
The Modern Problem Of Who Am I
Russell Kirk reviews The Restless Heart by Robert Harvey on identity crises in modern Western culture. He argues individuals derive identity from groups and institutions, with deep roots in family school and church, and urges revival through the Church and recognition of God.
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Russell Kirk
Who Am
William B. Eerdmans Co
Robert C. Harvey
Harvey
God
Church
Robert Harvey
Pessimism Grips California GOP Over 1974 Outlook
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report deepening Republican gloom in California as Finch Younger and other leaders waver on running in 1974. Financial and Watergate fallout threaten Nixon era politics. potential renomination bids collapse, leaving Ed Reinecke or Houston Flournoy as top contenders.
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Los Angeles
California
Nixon
Robert Finch
Finch
Senate
Kivelle Younger
Younger
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Reagan
Ed Reinecke
Houston Flournoy
Flournoy
Earl Warren
Reinecke
John G. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
Veneman
Warlord of Havana Disdain for Castro Relations
Rep. Dante Fascell derides U S Cuba ties as one way, accusing Fidel Castro of hostility. He cites an American plane fined for landing rights, the detention of seaman Ralph Brembt for months, and ransom demands, urging U S reprisals if Cuba persists in hostile acts.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U. S
Kremlin
Dante Fascell
D.fla
Inter
Castro
Ralph Brembt
Brembt
Fascell
Rep. Fascell
Pentagon fuel squeeze spares top brass cars and trips
Washington reports fuel sharing cuts reduce Navy time by 20 percent and flight time by 18 percent while training in Thailand and Europe is trimmed. Pentagon limits and perks persist, with veiled controls, chauffeured limousines, and luxury travel for officials amid a 19.7 million barrel civilian stock seizure.
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Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Thailand
U. S
Europe
Mediterranean
Interior Department
Rogers Morton
Eli Reich
Defense
James Schlesinger
Joint Chiefs
Thomas Moorer
Schlesinger
Nixon
Jerry Friedheim
Joe Spear
Philadelphia
West Point
AIR Force Band
Texas
Air Force Association
Arnold Gabriel
Marines
Farm of Virginia
B. Carl Hengen
Hengen
Air National Guard
Guard
Knoxville
Tenn
Houston Space Center
Iowa
Knoxville Academy
Ray Cromley Predicts a Prolonged Economic Tightening
Ray Cromley warns 1974 onward will see persistent belt tightening across the United States. He predicts unemployment rising through 1975 76 77 and 78 with inflation around 7 percent in 1974 and 4 to 5 percent yearly thereafter, while gross national product grows slowly. He links energy shortages to slower growth and stresses need for leadership to spur faster energy and economic adjustments.
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White House
Congress
Amtrak schedules improve while Skylab timing frustrates viewers
A fragmentary notice notes Amtrak improving scheduling while Skylab visibility remains inconvenient. It mentions public speakers hogging attention, an American expedition failing to locate Atlantis, and local towns overwhelmed by garbage. The piece also hints at widespread conspiratorial sentiment and critiques Sunday driving bans and the postal service.
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Atlantis
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Ray Cromley
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