September Nostalgia Through Centuries Historic Dates
Editorial notes September as harvest month and quarter three of 1970 with mentions of events and births. Highlights include V J Day, Labor Day, 1774 Continental Congress, 1788 Cooper birth, 1814 Key Star Spangled Banner, 1857 Taft birthday, 1800 McGuffey birth, and 1755 John Marshall birth.
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Car Price Increases Signal Inflation Battle in 1971 Market
The Nixon administration’s inflation fight continues with month to month price gains. Ford announces about five percent hikes for 1971 models, pushing most new cars $100 to $200 higher, with other makers likely to follow. AFL CIO boss George Meany hints price and wage controls may be needed, though he’s not yet in favor. Some Congress members share the view that controls could be the remedy.
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Truce Realization marks a major Nixon foreign policy milestone
The piece notes the Middle East tru ce as a significant early achievement of Nixon's foreign policy amid ongoing Vietnam struggles. It highlights the fragile nature of the truce, the aim for a broader Arab Israeli peace, and the potential impact on Nixon's political standing if a peace settlement were achieved. It also mentions Russian cooperation and the hope that conflicts in Vietnam and the Middle East could be brought under control by 1971 or 1972.
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A Bishop Looks at Life By Everett H Jones
Retired Episcopal bishop Everett H Jones discusses the urge to give up when faced with unresponsive people and stubborn situations. He reflects on coping with disappointment and continuing to offer effort despite rebuffs.
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Never Give Up on Anyone Lord in Our Time
A devotional urging steadfast belief in Christ’s understanding love and perseverance. It contrasts church and world tensions with Jesus who never abandoned Judas, praising those who refuse to give in to despair and stressing prayer as the path to breakthrough. It notes negotiations improving worldwide affairs and encourages offering problems to God when individual effort ends.
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Daily crossword and cryptoquote puzzle items
Daily crossword clues include Carplike fish whip pit leather flask occupations alleviate undivided man's name before package abbreviation abilities Old Testament book Robin Hood's Marian perishing surgical instrument incite Victorian and others resort islands sharetai abbr Canadian province abbr Japanese theatre beverage battleship square shooter Celebes. Cryptoquote presents a substitution cipher puzzle with Montaigne quote as example and Saturday's solution in a syndicated collection.
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Space station hope and railroad shutdown mark historic day
Hopes from Washington centered on placing a 400 pound space station in lunar orbit late this month. The Pennsylvania Railroad shut down today on its 11th anniversary of the first train run, a historic first in the company’s history. Jimmy Cowing, former Victoria Police Chief, is named to the same post here.
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Truman to address nation on Korea war impact tonight
President Truman planned a nationwide address on the Korean war situation and its effects on foreign and domestic policy. Billie Wehman of Lindenau won the Sears Roebuck Pig Show. Cuero barber shops raised haircuts to 75 cents effective today, with shaves at 50 cents. Mr and Mrs Rufus Taylor visited Arlington for a few days.
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Romney Desegregation Tactics Seen Roiling GOP Campaigns
Washington briefing notes that Lenore Romney nearly lost Michigan’s GOP primary as Warren Michigan faced federal pressure on open housing. The piece links HUD head George Romney’s strategy to withhold funds to press desegregation, notes Warren’s reaction, and outlines GOP campaign plans led by Vice President Spiro Agnew with White House aides.
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Birth boom drives up parent population by 1980
The National Industrial Conference Board estimates a 2 percent rise in the parent population between now and 1980. The pace surpasses any comparable period since World War II, with by 1980 nearly three of five families or 35.5 million having a child living at home.
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