Seeds of tidings bring peace on mountains to Judah
The quoted biblical passage Nahum 1 15 proclaims that the seed of him who brings good tidings proclaims peace and that wickedness will be cut off while Judah is urged to keep feasts and vows This reflects a message of divine protection and renewed faith rather than political negotiation The Hoover quote emphasizes that peace resides in the hearts of men not in councils or treaties.
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Judah
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Supreme Court
Josephine
FBI
O.K
Jackson
Moscow
Kennedy backs McGovern as Democratic choice in no uncertain terms
In a cautious appraisal Kennedy signals support for McGovern as the Democratic nominee while cautioning against major budget cuts and welfare overhauls. He rejects trimming McGovern’s core welfare and tax reform positions, arguing for a less drastic defense budget reduction and emphasizes contrasts with Nelson and Brookings Institute proposals.
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Edward M. Kennedy
George McGovern
Kennedy
McGovern
Brookings Institute
Teddy
Blockade runners smashed as US mine strikes bite in Vietnam
American naval officers report North Vietnamese barges trying to run the blockade off Haiphong and Vinh have been largely unsuccessful. Four large Chinese registry vessels were sighted near coastal islands, while U S forces largely destroyed barges after loading. The effort is described as a limited attempt to haul supplies despite ongoing Nixon administration moves toward ending the fighting.
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United States
North Vietnam
China
Haiphong
Vinh
Nixon
Wiretap ban shows U S not repressive says critics wary
Evans and Novak argue Supreme Court ruling on wiretapping reflects balance of powers. Court majority led by Justice Powell affirms limits on domestic surveillance while preserving tools against threats. The piece cautions the public to recognize hidden freedoms at stake and the dangers of unchecked eavesdropping.
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Lewis F. Powell
Nixon
Supreme Court
Common Cause Leads Lobby Spending Report in 1971
The Congressional Record shows Common Cause spent about $123000 in the last quarter of 1971, topping lobbies including Veterans of WWI USA, the American Postal Workers Union, and the American Farm Bureau. The piece also discusses federal tax versus grant dynamics and a drive through wildlife preserve Jungle Habitat in New Jersey.
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Common Cause
American Farm Bureau Federation
West Milford
N. J
Senate Hearings Spotlight SALT II Risks and Parity Fears
The June hearings by four committees flag a key dispute over SALT II. Senators say the Soviet Union can continue expandingIts land and sea based missiles while the U S faces a freeze hindering further development. Senator Henry Jackson warns parity demands could force concessions by the United States by mid 1977. House and Senate panels expect lengthy review before approval. A separate note suggests a potential 20 percent social security rise tied to the national debt ceiling.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
U. S
Henry Jackson
D.wash
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Laird
Nixon
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
Church
House
War fears mount as Russia China mobilize near borders
Washington briefs warn of Sino Soviet buildup along a 5000 mile frontier. Nixon seeks peacemaker role while Kissinger meets with Chinese leaders. Russia expands forces and missiles while China moves troops to border amid alarm over Lop Nor, ICBMs, and Mongolian border tensions. McGovern maps three campaign themes defense taxes welfare. Nixon recalls Mao and Brezhnev as talks on missiles and silos proceed.
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Washington
Russia
China
Nixon
Moscow
Peking
U. S
United States
Kremlin
India
Pakistan
Thailand
Philippines
Alexei Kosygin
Lop Nor
Sinkiang
Henry Kissinger
Ment
McGovern
George McGovern
Eisenhower
Korea
House Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Senate Finance
Russell Long
Red China
Mao Tse-iung
Mao
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Soviet Broadcasts Urge Chinese Army to Oppose Mao
US analysts note Moscow aims to sow doubt and provoke splits within China's army as broadcasts claim Mao's purge purges will extend to mid and lower ranks. Hong Kong reports show tensions between army leaders and local officials over Lin Piao and Peng Teh-huai. Analysts doubt mass revolt, viewing Moscow aims to muddy waters and curry favor with opponents.
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Soviet Union
Red Army
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Moscow Radio
China
Hong Kong
Lin Piao
Peng Teh-huai
Peng
Moscow
Peking
United States
U. S
Useless But Interesting Tilly Eyes Bold New Recipes
The piece riffs on tastes and trends with a playful tone. It imagines a British business view that senior executives outlast youth worship and hints at office culture quirks and campaign wife dynamics.
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Tilly
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