Mercy and Action Referenced in Luke and Jackson
A collection of biblical and presidential quotes contrasts mercy with decisive action. Luke 10 37 highlights mercy followed by Jesus call to imitate it while Andrew Jackson urges timely, decisive action after contemplation.
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European trip hints at West Virginia liquor politics
An editorial notes ABC Commissioner Clarence C. Elmore will study alcohol control systems in several European nations. The piece jokes about whether talks cover taxes or pricing, and argues Europeans could learn from West Virginia’s state liquor monopoly, including its links to elections and coercion of employees.
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Clarence C. Elmore
Europe
England
Italy
France
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
West Virginia
ABC
Elmore
Alcohol Beverage Control Commission
Mercer County
Mercer
Bluefield
Spock
William Sloane Coffin
Yale
North Viet Nam
Alabama
Julian Bond
Georgia
Simon Casady
California
Democratic Council
Oregon
A Stern Test of Gasoline Alley Mystery
The Gasoline Alley comic strip builds suspense over what lies behind a patched basement wall at Judy and Gideon's new home. Dr Fuddle delays in revealing the secret, prompting readers to wonder if a shock will appear or if patience will win.
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Gasoline Alley
Judy
Gideon
Fuddle
Rufus
Joel
Dr. Fuddle
The Viet Nam Split
W F Buckley Jr argues the Viet Nam issue will shape the next election though voters remain unsure how. He analyzes Oregon and Illinois races, noting Hatfield Duncan Percy and Douglas, and discusses how independent and Republican dove factions may influence the outcome amid rising antiwar sentiment.
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Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Robert Duncan
Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Hatfield
Duncan
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Kissinger
Harvard
Soviet Union
Rockefeller
Nixon
Illinois
Paul Douglas
South Viet Nam
Charles Percy
Goldwater
Percy
Leo Strauss
University of Chicago
Strauss
America
Viet Nam
Douglas
United Nations Urged to Push End to Viet Nam War
David Lawrence argues the UN should take initiative to broker peace in Viet Nam. He cites U Thant’s frustration and urges broad, public U.N. action, including appointing a peace commission and engaging all parties under international law to prevent escalation and nuclear risk.
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United Nations
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
U Thant
General Assembly
Africa
Atlantic City
World Organization
Peoples Republic of China
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. N
Goldberg
U. N. General Assembly
Southeast Asia
Letters To The Editor On Handicapped Children Rights
Mrs Gloria Chewing of Welch Virginia appeals for educational reform to aid emotionally disturbed and physically disabled students. She argues for flexible class periods and specialized teaching, noting six million U S children need special consideration and urging an educational bill of rights.
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United States
Gloria Chewing
Mea Co. Society For Crippled Children
Welch
How U S Involvement in Viet Nam Began and Why
Diplomatic observers trace U S Viet Nam policy to three events: Cardinal Spellman’s 1954 intervention with Eisenhower, the Bay of Pigs, and a Catholic public relations push for Ngo Dinh Diem. The narrative links Diem’s rise to Kennedy’s 1954 Senate speech and subsequent military escalation, from 1,000 advisers in 1954 to 33,000 by 1961. A Johnson-era piece was promised.
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Washington
USA
United States
Viet Nam
Cardinal Spellman
Eisenhower
Bay of Pigs
Madison Avenue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Harold Oram
New York
Indo-China
Diem
Ramparts
West Coast
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Ho Chi Minh
Sen. Kennedy
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ike
South Viet Nam
Vienna
Johnson
Israeli Party Challenge Upsets Arab Embassy Social Scene
Art Buchwald reports Washington society is awash with embassy parties dominated by Arab and Moroccan hosts. Israel warns of retaliation as each side accrues perks from the United States, including aid and entertainment, amid a growing social power balance in Northwest Washington.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
North
Israel
Eric Johnson
U.S
State Department
Sheraton Park
Suez
Middle East
The Telegraph Chronicles Past UK-US Cyprus Talks
A Daily Telegraph retrospective lists ten to fifty years of headlines recalling Britain’s plans for talks with the United States on Cyprus, health surveys of coal fields, a Lehigh athlete’s tragedy, and historical war era rulings.
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Boone
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Cyprus
Lehigh University
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Field Marshal
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