Charity and Charity Quotes Echo Biblical and Literary Wisdom
A collection of religious and literary quotes on charity. It contrasts biblical instruction to give with warnings against envy and moral caution, citing Matthew 5 42 and Ill John 1 11 along with Jack London on sharing sustenance with the hungry.
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John
Rare June 29 seminar could boost Mercer Tazewell economy
A Bluefield hosted seminar on economic development sponsored by Appalachian Power Co and the Bluefield Area Development Corp aims to outline opportunities in Mercer and Tazewell counties. Speakers from GE, Virginia and West Virginia programs, Middlesboro and Piedmont Airlines will explain prospects and future air service impact.
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Bluefield
Mercer
Tazewell
Appalachian Power Co
Bluefield Area Development Corp
Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
General Electric Co
Richmond
Charleston
Virginia
West Virginia
Middlesboro
Piedmont Airlines
Air Service
Mercer-Tazewell
Appalachian
Area Development Corp
Virginias
Cost of Cold War Burden A Nation's Blood and Treasure
U.S. News & World Report estimates since 1950 costs total more than 44 000 deaths 169 000 wounded and 574 billion dollars in direct spending. Korea and Vietnam tallies shown with long term domestic impact and defense driven taxes. The piece argues for stronger measures against international Communism.
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Soviet Union
U.S. News & World Report
Korea
Vietnam
Washington
Politics Still Rules In Making Appointments To Supreme Court
Washington commentary argues that presidential pickings for the Supreme Court are shaped by politics rather than pure qualifications. It notes Thurgood Marshall could have faced tougher federal bench competition and discusses race and gender barriers in Court appointments.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
American Bar Association
Bar Association
Department of Justice
Thurgood Marshall
Federal
Supreme Court of the United States
Johnson
High Court
Call for medical voice in policy and ethics debate
A columnist argues medicine needs a unified spokesperson beyond the Surgeon General. He cites federal policy fights on Medicare costs and private medicine, endorsing AMA leadership to speak with one clear voice to the public while noting risks of government alignment.
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Blasingame
AMA Journal
AMA
Bureaucrats stall Water Aid for Egyptian Desert Detainees
President Johnson ordered U S Air Force planes to drop water and food to Egyptian soldiers in the Sinai but State Department red tape plus Red Cross delays halved the relief plan. Officials later judged the mission too dangerous to execute, leaving thousands at risk. The piece also notes a House vote on a federal flag desecration law amid partisan debate.
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Johnson
U. S. Air Force
Wheelus Air Force Base
Libya
Sinai Desert
Cyrus Vance
Air Force
State Department
International Red Cross
Geneva
Egypt
Israel
Sinai
Athens
Rhein-Main
Germany
RED Cross
Nasser
Ers
Mercy
House of Representatives
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
United States
William Cramer
R-Fla
Jack Edwards
R-Ala
South
Ramsey Clark
Emmanuel Celler
D-N. Y
House Judiciary Committee
Manny
Clark
District of Columbia
Chicago Tribune
Rep
Don Edwards
San Jose
Calif
John Conyers
Detroit
It Will Be A Dangerous Week at the United Nations
Buckley analyzes Kosygin’s UN trip as a possible bid to press for Arab gains, conceal a meeting with the U S president, or signal a power split in the Soviet leadership. He argues the UN is a stage for speeches, not nuanced diplomacy, and urges preemptive peace proposals.
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Alexei Kosygin
United Nations
Kosygin
United States
New York
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Isaiah Berlin
Marx
Lenin
Israel
England
West
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
U Thant
Egypt
Jerusalem
Negro education debate sparks bus desegregation backlash
The piece cites Herbert Ottley and Dr. Alvain Poussaint at the Negro Teachers Association in Manhattan arguing that schooling should improve in local neighborhood schools rather than pursue full integration. It highlights Baldwin Michigan where a bus plan splits districts, prompting parent protests and fears for colored students. the takeaway is local care and better staffing trump forced mixing.
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Lurleen Wallace
New York City
Herbert Ottley
Youth For Action
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Negro Teachers Association
Manhattan
Ottley
Alvain Poussaint
Tufts Medical College
Lesen
Baldwin
Negro Teachers Association Conference
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Hugh Shott
Richard Wesley
Jack London
Mercer County
Princeton
David Lawrence
Senate
Frances Perkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Marshall
Paul Harvey
Big Steel
Drew Pearson
Washington Star
Smith Hempstone
Hempstone
Moses
Promised Land
W. F. Buckley Jr
Russell Kirk
Michigan
Lake County
Earl Warren
Gradu