Humility Reward Highlighted in Proverbs Verse
A Bible verse from Proverbs 22 4 speaks of a reward for humility and fear of the Lord listing riches honor and life as the promised outcome. The teaching emphasizes virtue over worldly gain and a reverent life before God.
Chou and Podgorny Push Optimism Over Vietnam Endgame
Premier Chou En-lai and President Podgorny voiced optimism about ending the Vietnam war after talks with North Vietnam. Both stressed de escalation and noted recent visits, with Kissinger later meeting Chou in Beijing as channels between the United States and China stay open.
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Chou En-lai
China
Nikolai Podgorny
Soviet Union
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Peking
le Duc Tho
Paris
Tho
Hanoi
Chou
Podgorny
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Nixon
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Calcutta
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
heroin deaths rise among new york youth in drug crisis
a congressional select committee cites heroin as the leading cause of death for youths in new york city with teen narcotic fatalities rising from 15 in 1960 to 227 in 1971 and links drug use to prostitution. officials face accusations of obstructing police and calls for urinalysis in school health checks.
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New York
Congressional Select Committee On
Claude Pepper
Harlem
Charles Rangel
Archies Bunker Sparks Debate Over Bigotry
Archie Bunker faces critics who argue against bigotry while others defend his outspoken views. The exchange highlights continuing tensions around prejudice and free expression in public discourse.
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Archie Bunker
War Resisters Canada offers view of American exiles in Canada
The book based on 33 interviews in nine Canadian cities in 1970 71 shows most exiles are not bums but veterans and draft resisters who oppose amnesty and view America as a fascist police state. It notes Americans did not fear leaving the country while Canada faced no similar activism.
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United States
Canada
Vietnam
Knox
Pennsylvania
Free Press
Kenneth Fred Emerick
Clarion
Emerick
America
Germany
Trudeau
Quebec
Southeast Asia
Jews swing to Agnew signals pro Nixon Jewish voter shift
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report the Religious Zionists of America invited Vice President Spiro Agnew to speak at the Waldorf Astoria dinner, signaling a potential 1972 election realignment. The piece outlines Democratic Jewish leaders backing Nixon, Israeli government acquiescence, and how McGovern’s policies could drive Jewish voters toward Nixon.
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Washington
America
Spiro Agnew
New York
Waldorf - Astoria
Nixon
Agnew
Law and Order
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
William A. Wexler
Savannah
B’nai B’rith
World Conference of Jewish Organizations
Wexler
U.S
Middle East
William P. Rogers
Arab
U. S
Louis Boyar
Los Angeles
Boyar
Hubert Humphrey
Sen
George McGovern
McGovern
Europe
Vietnam
Religious Zionists of America
Mizrachi
Forest Hills
N. Y
California
Humphrey
Lavelle Air Raids and Kissinger Talks Undercut Vietnam Peace
A review of declassified records shows General Lavelle ordered unreported strikes in North Vietnam while Kissinger pursued secret negotiations with Le Duc Tho in Paris. Lavelle later said he would repeat the action but not falsify reports. The piece notes past Paris talks with Bo and Marcovich Aubra failed, and a 1970 Kissinger-Tho round also collapsed after Lavelle's raids. A Brooklyn crowd harassed Mayor Lindsay after a dinner meeting with local business leaders.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
John Lavelle
North Vietnam
Nixon
Demilitarized Zone
Lavelle
United States
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Kissinger
Herbert Marcovich
Raymond Aubra
Paris
Mai van Bo
U. S
Pennsylvania
John Lindsay
Brooklyn
Dubrow’s
King’s Highway Board of Trade
Lavelle Case Sparks Talk of Restoring Four Star Rank
A House Armed Services subcommittee may recommend restoring Gen. John Lavelle to four star rank after his unauthorized air strikes against North Vietnam. The panel debate centers on the Lavelle case with bipartisan support for reinstatement and little appetite for disciplinary action. Lavelle described his actions during questioning as focused on countering North Vietnamese buildup prior to their spring offensive.
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Washington
House Armed Services Investigating
John Lavelle
Seventh Air Force
North Vietnam
Lavelle
William Proxmire
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Full Armed Services Committee
Uice Pr
John Hunt
R-N. J
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Pentagon
Dmz
Nixon
Omissions in arms pact signal broader Soviet aims
The omitted protections may shape Moscow push in Latin America and Asia while basing the fleet for cruise missiles. The agreement lacks safeguards for command and control systems, unlike protections for spy satellites, raising concerns about maintaining stable, rapid war-ending communications.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Latin America
South
Southeast Asia
Mediterranean
Washington
United States
Politicians and Pensions: Athletes Enter Politics
A satirical column questions athletes moving into politics for pensions and notes social shifts. It jokes about Boy Scouts gaining significance and suggests little old ladies face less help, reflecting a critical view of current social roles.
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