Hymns and Hymnwriters Celebrate Easter Day
A compact note on Easter as a central Christian event, citing George Herbert and E. Dean Proctor as poets who honored Holy Week and Easter. Mentions Latin hymns widely used across Christendom, including Christ is risen today and Hallelujah. Calls Easter a triumphant holy day of resurrection.
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Christ
James I
Bemerton
Georce Herbert
Grovcr Hersert
Georce Hersert
Jesus Christ
Wrong Approaches Within U N Efforts by Conflicting Interests
The piece critiques Security Council maneuvers over Rhodesia, condemning a US led sit in and African bloc pushes for force or embargoes. It urges Britain and the US to state Rhodesia will not be blockaded or invaded and calls for constructive, peaceful action to aid stable governance and development in Rhodesia and adjacent states.
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Security Council
United Nations
U.S
Antoni Gotosene
Moussa Leo Keira
Mali
Council
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Gotpperc
Great Britain
Kerra
Wimson
Britain
Uganda
Nigeria
Soviet Union
Ian Smith
United States
Africa
Auto Exhaust Control Standards Set by Johnson Act of 1965
Five months after the Clean Air Act signing, HEW released auto exhaust limits for 1968 model cars and late next year light trucks. Evolving evidence cites eye and ear irritation and respiratory disease, with vegetation and property damage noted. Standards mirror California rules, adding 17 to 45 dollars per car.
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Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California
The Hope That Is No Mockery in Christian Life
A devotional piece by L. Ed. Johnson on hope as a present and future force for believers. It cites Paul and John, stressing justification through faith, endurance through suffering, and the divine restoration of humanity. It links hope to character formed in trials, endorsed by faith communities and the modern example of light in darkness.
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Apostle
Paul
L. ED. Johnson
Christ
Egypt
Jesus Christ
New England
God
John
American Friends Service Commirce
Western Intellectuals In Hot Water Over Red Policy Shifts
Buckley surveys Soviet literary politics as Brezhnev denounces Western critics and notes Sholokhov and Pasternak's Nobel outcomes. He argues intellectuals drift between independence and accommodation with regimes, citing Moscow secrecy and public denunciations amid the thaw.
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Moscow
Utacea
Brezhnev
Ldor
Britain
Kosylin
Khr
Mikliyan Denisovitch
Sholokohov
Wasi Khrushchev
Impri
Soned Singavsky
Daniel
Es-poris Pasternak
Stalin
Victories In Viet Nam Costly Political Losses
Washington reports suggest U.S. military success in Vietnam drives political instability in Saigon and Hanoi. Westmoreland’s 235,000 troops have beaten Vietcong figures, with 5,451 killed and 607 captured in March, but Buddhist and student protests rise, Ky’s regime weakens, and Viet Minh supports are stirred. Ambassadors Lodge and military leaders clash over control as Washington weighs how to translate battlefield gains into durable governance.
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Washington, D.C
White House
Vietnam
Westmoreland
Ambassador Lodge
Saigon
U.S
V.C
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Honolulu
Humphrey
Bil Moyers
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Washington
Lodge
Mexican single party rule defies old political logic
John Chamberlain examines how Mexico's dominant party governs by consensus among four estates the farm groups unions bureaucracy and popular middle class while avoiding bloodshed. He compares Mexican practice to Britain the United States and other systems noting presidential succession within a fixed term and the influence of pressure groups on policy.
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Peron
Argentine
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Mao Tse-tung
China
Kadar
Hungary
Soviet Russia
Mexico
Mexican Party of Revolutionary Institutions
Party of No
Revolutionary
Britain
United States
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
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Eona Dean Proctor
Hamp
Jeaus Christ
U.N
Rus Fe
Dhey
Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Lo Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Wm. F. Buckley, Jr
Eavsky
Imler Khrushchev
Sholokhov
Novy Mir
Alhas
Alexander
Tvasdovsky
Camp David
Geneva
Holmes Alexander
Viet Nam
John Chamberlain
Fidel Castro
Atomic Bar & Grill
Mexican Party of Revolutionary
LBJ
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