Birth of Jesus Narrated With Shepherds and Bethlehem Visit
In those days a decree by Caesar Augustus taxed the world causing Joseph and Mary to travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem. Mary gave birth to a son and laid him in a manger as shepherds watched nearby, guided by angels who proclaimed peace and good will to all. The shepherds rushed to see the Child and found the holy family in the manger.
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White House Life With Tricia Nixon In White House
Lucy Johnson Nucent reflects on the loneliness and reward of living in the White House as Tricia Nixon tours the Executive Mansion with Cabinet children. Tricia, now settled, says she will love living there and joins her siblings in engaging with the public and forming a political interest among youths.
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National Travel Survey Shows Domestic Trips Dominated by Cars
The Census Bureau report finds nearly two thirds of last year’s trips were overnight within 200 miles of home. Private cars account for 86 percent of travel, only 8 percent by plane and six percent by trains and buses. More than 108 million Americans took 860 million trips over 100 miles, totaling 312 billion passenger miles. Travel at home and abroad rises with rising prosperity as Americans seek leisure and change.
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Buckley laments campus chaos and Reagan's stance
William F Buckley Jr reflects on campus turmoil at Berkeley and elsewhere, praising Governor Reagan’s plan to reopen colleges with police if needed. He argues teachers should teach not agitate, notes potential resignations over police action, and cites Columbia and California protests as context.
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Uncertainty Abounds This Christmas Across Global Affairs
Ralph de Toledano surveys a world in flux during Christmas with wars in Vietnam and Sudan, crises from Britain to France, and the pull of pragmatism versus faith. He questions U S policy, imperial stances, and Soviet influence while urging reflective hope amid danger.
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Reconsidering Child Rearing And Faith Instruction
A 17th century warning contrasts permissive parenting with a priest’s plan to teach nothing of God to children until age 10. The piece cites Proverbs on training a child, arguing early moral formation builds conscience and prevents later disorder, stressing the need for a heavenly Father.
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Pay TV finally cleared to test nationwide after long FCC delay
The piece outlines the Pay TV concept championed by McDonald and Zenith pioneer Alexander Ellett, tracing a decades long wait for FCC approval. It notes tests in Chicago in 1951, Hartford in 1962, and a December FCC signal enabling subscriptions, with a wary view of broadcasters fearing lost cinema audiences but acknowledging continued demand for free TV and movies.
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Oregon Judge Belloni Faces Morse Packwood Election Dispute
Washington report details Judge Belloni potential intervention in Oregon Senate race between Wayne Morse and Robert Packwood. Morse seeks recount or judicial ruling arguing IBM voting computers malfunctioned. Belloni expresses reluctance yet acknowledges a filed complaint and possible federal involvement under state law.
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