Nativity Tale From Bethlehem Described In Luke Chapter Two
A biblical account recounts Caesar’s tax decree, Joseph and Mary traveling from Nazareth to Bethlehem, Mary birthing Jesus in a manger due to no room at the inn, shepherds visiting, angels proclaiming good news, and the shepherds’ praise as they spread word of the event. The passage covers verses Luke 2:1-20.
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Christmas Hymns and Carols Fragment in Verse
A compact fragment listing several dated Christmas poems and hymns with lines from The Mistletoe Bough and On the Morning of Christ's Nativity, including references to Haynes Bayly, Mirron Domett, and Texanyson. Verses evoke medieval halls, celestial harmonies, and the Nativity mood across multiple authors and works.
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When Time Had Fully Come from L D Johnson
A reflective Christmas piece urging deeper meaning beyond mere cheer. It cites Paul s words on the fullness of time and God s active presence in history. The author contrasts secular sentiment with the gospel claim that redemption comes through identification with humanity, demanding personal redemptive action.
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Buckley Sees No Easy Fix for Watts Riots Crisis
William F Buckley Jr argues in a column that the McCone Report finds no simple remedy for the Watts disturbances and warns that there is no magic solution to racial tensions. He cites proposals on preschool training for Negro children, an inspector general for police, and cautions against civil disobedience as a tactic.
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Johnsons tough line meets mixed public hopes for progress
The article reviews Lyndon B. Johnson as president, noting critics say he has not reached statesmanship yet, while supporters hope his reforms may avert violence and poverty. It weighs his illness and recovery, policy limits, and the uncertain path toward racial and economic change, arguing that real peace remains elusive in the near term despite toughness.
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Christ Strikes Off Our Chains In Christmas Reflections
A reflective column argues Christ liberated humanity from tyranny of appetite and fear, contrasting Christian freedom with modern state power. It cites Jung on emancipation, debates at Duke with Lawrence Lipton, and a Christmas card from Vermont Store proprietor Mr Wrest Orton. The piece warns against secularism and Communism eroding faith and urges steadfastness in faith and freedom.
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Careful There Mister Thinking Is Dangerous
John Chamberlain argues that thinking is dangerous as Milton Friedman’s negative income tax idea is examined. He notes conservatives and pseudo liberals alike co opt the plan, with Sargent Shriver proposing additional socially useful jobs and high federal cost. The column recalls Friedman’s Stresa talk and hints at a potential debate between Friedman and Shriver moderated by Irving Kristol.
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Psychiatry for Dogs Gains Traction in Vet Field
A growing veterinary trend uses canine psychotherapy to ease behavior issues. A public opinion snapshot indicates Americans largely agree on inflation, with desires for higher wages and lower prices.
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Notice on Copyright and Rates for AP Dispatches
The passage outlines AP dispatch copyright rights and local publication credits. It lists national advertising reps in major cities and notes notice of expiration and renewal procedures with zone-based rate information. It emphasizes prompt attention to renewal steps and rate details beyond the second zone.
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