Do statistics ever prove a point in a nation?
The piece critiques how numbers are used to persuade, noting many widely cited figures are unverified or outdated. It cites fire arm deaths, toy injuries, infant mortality, and road mileage as examples of inflated or misinterpreted statistics and warns against drawing conclusions from half truths.
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Thuch
Artemus Ward
Hiller
United States
Nobwdy
FBI
National Commission On Product Safely
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Scitzarland
Orwellian Memory Hole and Court Note Turmoil Reflected
The piece discusses 1984 style control through erasure and brainwashing, noting government rewrites and the Memory Hole. It cites a U.S. News and World Report December 27 item about former Supreme Court justices’ notes being burned, questioning transparency and trust in the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwell
U.S. News and World Report
Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Hugo Block
Siice
Democratic chair says no party system endangered by campaign funding
Lawrence O’Brien warns the no party system is at risk as Congress stalls on funding measures for presidential campaigns. Vice President Spiro Agnew counters that Democratic tax driven campaigns threaten the last two party structure, asserting a spectrum of socialist factions and new groups.
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Lawrence
O'Brien
Democratic Party
Chairrman
Congress
Spira Agnew
Tere
Wallace
Peace & Freedom People
Nixon Moon Trip Talk Sparked by Space Gamble
Washington reports raise questions about President Nixon traveling to the moon before the election. Walter Cronkite notes he plans a symbolic moon visit to signal world peace, with Henry Kissinger and Pat Nixon accompanying him. The decision draws political scrutiny as Election Day nears.
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Washington
Nixon
Io9
Poyang
Mascow
Nolso
Peking
Moscow
Walter Frankie
Cape Kennedy
Walter
Ron “Iegler
Moon
Mike
Pietry
Acaty Noba
Ball
United States
Henry Kissinger
Swife
Pat
Mer
Henry
America
Let Peace Begin With Me Event Announced
A Columbus Nebraska item notes a Thursday December 30 1973 event titled Let Peace Begin With Me. Details indicate local observance planned in the city with community participation and possible speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nebraska
Hematocrit and anemia explained by a doctor
A reader asks about a low hematocrit of 39 and its meaning. The doctor explains hematocrit reflects red cell volume and anemia risk, notes potential causes like bleeding or overhydration, and recommends confirming the reading and pursuing further testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Reuter
Let’s Eat fevious Panzhe Across 26 Perched Heavy blow
The text reads like a scrambled crossword style list with mixed letter strings and stray phrases. It mentions across clues and partial words such as Perched and Heavy blow, but the readable content is fragmented and does not form a coherent news item.
Nixon Moves Toward Peking Stirring Taiwan Debate
The article analyzes Nixon's planned Peking visit and the drift away from recognizing Taiwan as a sovereign nation. It notes Kissinger's cautious wording, tension with Taipei, and concerns over eroding U S strategic position in the Western Pacific while China seeks gradual integration and long term outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wice
Nixon
Peking
China
U.N. Tiasco
Romild Reagan
California
Mixon
Taipei
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Taiwan
People's Republic of China
Communist China
People’s Republic of China
Tost
Washington
Republic of China
Chiang
U.S
Western Pacific
U. S
Pakistan
Golda Meir
Moscow
Edgars Cayce on Jesus and reincarnation a curious study
The piece reviews Edgar Cayce's Story of Jesus a Berkeley Medallion paperback by Why Jeffrey Furst. It outlines Cayce's readings that link Jesus to past incarnations including Lucius a Laodicean bishop and claims about reincarnation six detailed assertions about Jesus Essenes and early mystic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Cayce
Jesus
Berkeley Medallion Books
Virginia
Jeffrey Furst
Cayce
Lucius
Laodicea
A.D. Furst
Christ
Zoroaster
Gayce
Cayeu
Cayre
Mary
Inia
Egypt
Judy
Cayce’s trance messages align with Bible faith and Christ’s deity
The author defends Cayce against claims of contradiction with scripture, arguing Cayce presents Christ as God and the Messiah. He notes belief in God alive and Christ true amid modern doubt, urging readers to explore Cayce’s First Book and related publications from the Virginia Beach ARE association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayce
Christ
God
Archangel Michael
Grace
Tal
Jesus
Association For Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach
Virginia
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Zsmnell BS
Seapoul
Wbenek
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Ewspapte Entenpahe Association
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Hart
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