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Refined in Fire the Truths of God
A sermon excerpt reflects on being tried by hardship to truly grasp spiritual truths. The maker cites Isaiah and a quote from H Spurfeon on enduring furnace-like trials to receive divine lessons.
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H. Spurfeon
Young Turks Fail To Oust Nedzi In CIA Probe Fallout
The House rejected the resignation of Rep. Lucien Nedzi by 290 to 64 as insurgent members of the Select Committee on Intelligence Activities faced pushback. Critics deride junior members for “high school politics” while older lawmakers unite against the rebels. A partisan squabble undermines the CIA probe efforts.
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Security tightens as 1976 campaign nears after Miki attack
The Tokyo assault on Prime Minister Takeo Miki highlights gaps in presidential protection. The incident shows a lone attacker can breach ordinary rings, underscoring the need for ceaseless guard enhancements as elections approach and a president acts more as a candidate.
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Tokyo
Miki
Shunning The Cities Show Shift to Smaller Towns
Social scientists note a reverse trend from urban flight to smaller towns as migration into major cities slows since 1970. Cities face higher service costs with fewer workers while people seek space and opportunity in less dense areas rather to survive.
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Chicago
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Washington
Israelis Leave Talks Empty Handed On Military Aid
Senators Case and Humphrey back legislation for 2.5 billion in credits to Israel including 1.8 billion for F-15 fighters and Lance missiles. Rabin fail to secure easing in weapons shipments as Kissinger shelved the plan after shuttle diplomacy. Congress could press Israel and administration for a reassessment before terms with Egypt are settled.
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Allen
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Robert Byrd
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Israel presses new defense arms amid Soviet aircraft threat
Israel seeks the F-15 to counter MIG 23 25 and SCUD missiles supplied to Egypt and Syria. The SCUDs threaten key centers and bases while MiG 23s MiG 25s and F4s challenge Israel. Rabin criticizes U S King Hussein arms deal for Jordan and Hawk missiles deployment.
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Bilderberg secrecy stirs Senate rule reform talk
A 1957 Bilderberg gathering on a Georgia resort drew U S and European elites. The episode prompts debate on secrecy and influence, while Senator Allen pushes major changes to Senate speaking and staff rules amid ongoing scrutiny.
How Strong Is Strong Enough in U S National Security Spending
The piece notes that since 1946 the United States has spent over 1.3 trillion dollars on national security, nearly matching all non military government spending since 1789. It argues naval weakness and strategic dangers posed by the Soviet Union, questioning civilian control and the adequacy of defense spending.
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Will recalls Korea War odds and outcomes in 1950s push
George F. Will recounts the onset of the Korean War on June 24, 1950, noting U.S. hesitation, rapid shifts to air naval power, and a land commitment. He highlights Inchon, the push toward the Yalu, Chinese intervention, and the 38th Parallel as a lasting divide with 33,629 American deaths and broader U.N. losses.
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Lennon Stay Chance Raised Over Watergate Tactics
Washington reports that legal work by Leon Wildes persuaded U.S. officials to review Lennon's status. Curran requests a nonpriority review for Lennon amid charges of Watergate involvement and alleged special treatment. Senate staff distributed a smear memo to fuel deportation efforts, later discussed at high levels.
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Leon Wildes
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Thurmond
Eneral
Ray Farrell
Ray
Kleindienst
Timely Quotes Sore and Minds of Millions of You Betrayed Power
A garbled passage labels a Society conference and editors amid references to Msis and Virginia Shecky. The readable fragments mention an audience and leaders, with unclear context and broken phrases. The text reads as a chaotic speech-like excerpt from an American editor setting.
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