Democrats in disarray echo Dunne on party unity
Telegram opinion argues the Democratic Party lacks a clear consensus on Vietnam withdrawal, wage controls, and major policy stances. It notes leadership fragmentation, divergent views within Congress, and multiple presidential contenders failing to present a unified platform. The piece cites Finley Peter Dunne’s quips on party disarray.
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Welfare family packs up to return to California in luxury vehicle
Krelvin and Lorraine Stewart, aged 39 and 40, leave Indiana claiming it is a poor state for welfare. They with their two children travel home in a fully equipped 1966 Voodae Bonneville and trailer, loaded with TVs and a vibrator recliner, financed by taxpayers. Mrs Stewart quits a local welfare advisory council, saying officials ignore complaints and threats of losing benefits. In California their income would allegedly rise with Social Security and food stamps.
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Nixon crowds cheer at Wright Patterson Air Force Museum
President Nixon drew 12 000 to 16 000 supporters in Dayton Ohio during a visit to the new Air Force Museum. Critics say police and Secret Service targeted young people, denying access or moving them away as protesters clashed with the event.
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Abbie Hoffman Versus Thomas Forcade Private Trial Held
A three man tribunal in Greenwich Village heard a dispute over authorship of Steal This Book. Abbie Hoffman and Thomas King Forcade fought over editing credits with no lawyers or judges present. The panel announced a mutual moral obligation to accept the verdict and resolve the matter privately.
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Scapegoats Named in U S Economic Decline Hearing Satire
A satirical dialogue imagines a McCarthy era hearing about who harmed the American economy. Officials discuss alleged advisers to West Germany and Japan, claiming policies pushed by S and U S actors slowed U S auto and dollar strength, with mock testimony questioning motives and outcomes.
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Marshal Plan
Joe McCarthy
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Hardeman
Shoemaking Rivalry Sparks Senate Hearing Scene
A chaotic transcript shows Senator scolding Bartholomew Wainright during a hearing about espionage and industrial influence. The exchange features claims that Italians and Japanese undercut American shoemakers, with a list of foreign employers to face action and Wainright crying as federal marshals remove him.
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Justice Department
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Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self-Control
The Telegram asserts freedom as a God given gift and not a political grant. It argues freedom requires self control and must align with moral truths from the Coveting Commandment, Golden Rule, and Declaration of Independence. The piece closes with a call for peace beginning with the reader.
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Heart valve surgery questions answered by Dr Lamb
Dear reader, valve replacement can be considered when heart function warrants it though risks remain. Survival today is better but not risk free, with about an eight percent chance of recovery after replacement in experienced centers. Surgery timing depends on valve damage progression and overall health, and can take from one to several hours with heart lung support during the procedure.
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Fierson
Africa Across and the tangled trivia puzzle
Collage of clues lists ants, birds, deserts, deserts, and a jumbled quiz with mixed names. It mingles Africa related terms, animal species, places like Nevada, and baffling questions about eclipses and valentines, ending with a joke about generals and a car accident death.
Aggiornamento reforms weaken Church authority and otherness
The text argues Vatican II reforms failed to gain clergy or relevance, instead diluting the Church's distinct authority. It critiques modernized rites, reduced celibacy, and language changes that blend Church with secular culture, weakening doctrine and institutional autonomy while risking democratic, market-like competition in spiritual matters.
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Alfred North Whitehead
Aggiornamento
Nnb
Tibot
Jesus Movement and Drug Debate Spark Youth Faith Shift
The piece surveys how the Jesus Movement among U.S. youth intersects with drug use, contrasting Christian, Hindu, and psycho spiritual views. It notes Billy Graham’s Oakland crusade and mentions converts who left drugs for Jesus, while discussing alternative religious explanations for drug experiences and the potential for future reemergence.
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Jesus
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