Senators Rebuke Nixon Letter Over Vietnam Vote
Nixon's letter to congressional leaders insulted Congress say Republican senators led by Hugh Scott. The clash reflected White House Senate tensions as the Vietnam withdrawal amendment passed 49 to 47, and House action loomed with Speaker Albert and Majority Leader Boggs in play.
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Jesus Freaks Drive Youth Revival Movement in America
A sweeping revival mixes rock culture and faith as Jesus movement followers unite with traditional denominations. The Explo ’72 event in Dallas draws 75,000 youths while Catholic bishops join a large Key 73 campaign led by Billy Graham in Washington. Strong entities include Billy Graham Campus Crusade for Christ Gallup Poll and Catholic bishops. The piece notes a shift toward conservative religious and political alignments amid interdenominational evangelism.
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Bernstein on Words Desexing Feists Absurdities
A column on gendered language in titles and the push to use chair and vice chairs. It argues about implications for women and notes etymology from Old English wifman to human being. Special Features Syndicate, New York Times.
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