Kissinger Under Strain As Peace Efforts Hold Fast
The piece notes Henry Kissinger keeps pace with global diplomacy seeking a peace basis amid tension. It cautions on burnout from nonstop travel and delicate talks, urging rest to sustain long campaign for peaceful solutions beyond war threats. It also recalls Senate activity, calendar distributions replacing seed packets as a civic gesture, reflecting Congress’s ongoing outreach to constituents.
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Henry Kissinger
Foreign Office
Dr. Kissinger
U. S
Congress
Frank
U.S. Capitol Historical Society
Senate Committee On Rules
House of Representatives
Serendipity and Suffering: Paul and Unexpected Blessings
L D Johnson discusses serendipity as the gift of finding value beyond effort, contrasting fatalism with faith. He cites poverty and hunger in Africa, the unseen grace in adversity, and Paul’s remark from prison that his tribulations advance the gospel, illustrating serendipity in faith and life.
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Paul
New Leakage Procedure in Government Probes
The text condemns a leaking method used to provide reporters with secret information from investigations. It notes this practice began during Watergate and is gaining some acceptance among the public and officials. It describes the process as simple and problematic, involving transcripts or summaries of executive session testimony supplied to newsmen.
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Watergate
Agnew
ITT
Milk Fund
Ervin Committee
Washington Post
The
New York Times
Newsweek Magazine
Time Magazine
Ervin
U. S. Attorney’s Office
Baltimore
Department of Justice
White House
Atty
Elliot Richardson
Justice Department
Paul
Republic
Nine Network Change Proposal Sparks Debate on TV News
Patrick Buchanan calls to dissolve the three major networks and authorize eight new ones to diversify reporting. Edward Epstein backs regional networks, argues current national news is centralized and biased by cost and location, urging Congress to study leaks and reform.
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Patrick Buchanan
Buchanan
NBC
CBS
ABC
Caribbean
Arctic
Nixon
Pat Buchanan
Senate
Edward Jay Epstein
New Yorker
Television
Random House
Epstein
Edward Epstein
New York
Washington
Chicago
United States
Dr. Epstein
Mr. Epstein
Congress
Ford as guinea pig of 25th Amendment tests future presidents
Washington report views Gerald Ford's nomination and potential confirmation as a revival of early Republic methods. Ford is examined by Congress and federal agencies, with a small 535-member electoral filter, offering a non-democratic route to national leadership while highlighting the 25th Amendment's procedural legitimacy.
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Washington, D
Gerald Ford
United States
Ford
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Nixon
Camp David
Miami Beach
Nixon- Agnew
McGovern- Eagleton
Senate Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
General Accounting Office
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W Russell Kirk
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Watergate Committee
U. S. Department of Justice
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