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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1967
Page
6
David Poling argues Lent should be seen as a spring training season for Christian renewal rather than a rigid, tedious ritual. He notes Lent derives from a word meaning lengthen and calls for a spiritual recovery through prayer and Bible reading, despite critics who view it as overly lengthy and impractical.
The AP reports on Mao Tse-tung’s Quotations a 270 page red booklet guiding China’s destiny. It blends broad socialist statements with firm directives, praising Red Guard feats and portraying education, unity, self criticism, and loyalty to the party. It surveys clashes within the party, ideas of class struggle, and the leadership’s aim to strengthen state power under the working class. The text highlights war and peace, the idea of people’s war, and Mao’s predicted world war amid the Cultural Revolution dynamics.
Prince Andrew, born February 19, 1980 at Buckingham Palace, is described as independent and mischievous with a lively array of activities from swimming to drawing. He attends a palace school, shares time with cousin Lord Linley, and enjoys weekly soccer outings with a friend’s mother at Chelsea playground.
A detailed look at the rising lifting body concept, a wingless wedge craft designed for both atmosphere and space. It outlines development by NASA and the Air Force, its potential to resupply satellites and transport astronauts, test flights of HL10 and SV5P, and plans for future MRV and scramjet options, with cost and program context.
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