Legislative mills starting up again this week
The 89th Congress begins its second session tomorrow while North Carolina holds an extraordinary session to address reapportionment under federal court orders. Virginia convenes regular session, with Governor Goowin’s inaugural address on Saturday. No major brawls expected. adjournment likely before November due to campaigns.
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Longevity of Anglican Clergy Astonishes Loners
A London report notes 114 retired Church of England clergymen living past age 90, 15 beyond 95, and two into their second century. The estimate hints that clergy life, with moderation and cleaner living, may reduce stress and promote longer life, though many factors remain.
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The Mission Of Today's Church By L D Johnson
A reflective critique urges the church to regain the apostolic spirit and redefine its mission. It contrasts first century gatherings with modern churches, questions reliance on social standing, and calls for personal sacrifice, renewed conviction, and deeper spiritual power amid youth disillusionment. The piece ends with the question of the church’s mission: converting the church itself first, to demonstrate God's redeeming love.
Ane Departments Dial Sw 3 Ebil Entered at Danville
A Danville Virginia notice records a postal entry for a department matter as second class mail. The notice reflects filing and mailing details under standard postal regulations.
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Diplomats Debate Vietnam Policy From Embassy Row
Ralph de Toledano reports that diplomats along Embassy Row question U S foreign policy amid bombing pauses and peace feelers. They note contradictions in official stance, speculate on a broader defense bloc, and warn that current moves risk weakening U S aims while the Communists reinforce in South Vietnam and North Vietnam.
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Effrontery at the U N Causes Amazement
Fragmentary report shows John Chamberlain commenting on a UN debate with sharp clashes and phrases about peace and war. The text references delegates, recognizing status, and reactions to statements about China and Taiwan amid a tense international scene.
New York Transit Strike Tests Mayor Lindsay and Quill
In a sweeping critique of the transit clash, Mike Quill leads a citywide strike that cripples buses and subways, defying court orders while Mayor Lindsay vows action. The piece questions Lindsay’s resolve and highlights the broader political fight over public austerity, labor power, and urban life in New York.
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Republican critique of Johnson policies in Asia and poverty
Holmes Alexander argues that the Republican Party fails to offer a clear, postwar Asia strategy and adequate poverty relief. He criticizes Sargent Shriver’s Office of Economic Opportunity for not alleviating poverty and accuses Democrats of weak foreign policy while urging a stronger U S position in Asia with a more assertive stance toward Red China and a credible defense buildup.
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Has America Lost Its Nerve In Vietnam War Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes show a headline question about U S resolve in South Vietnam and Communist actions. The readable fragment hints at editorials or columns debating nerve and policy, with no clear names, dates, or places fully legible.
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Spaper Senator Discusses Actors as Politicians
Debate centers on whether actors should be politicians and how to define differences between roles. The piece notes confusion over if TV spies and political figures are parody or direct representation of real behavior.
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