Faith healer danger and rabies warn in Barstow tragedy
A Barstow California family faces murder charges after their diabetic son Wesley died blamed on insulin rejection amid faith healing. Prosecutors urge action against the pastor who misled them. Also notes World Health Organization rabies warnings and a new one shot vaccine that could cut deaths to near zero.
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Lawrence
Alice Parker
Barstow
California
Wesley
Parkers
San Bernadino
World Health Organization
World Health Center
Income Gain And Food Prices
Herbert Stein, Nixon's economic adviser, says Americans feel poorer though real income is rising, due to rapid food price increases. He notes inflation centers on food, wage gains lag, and a 5 percent rise in after-tax disposable income from 1972 to 1973. The public emphasizes meat and other foods, feeling cheated by price hikes.
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Herbert Stein
Nixon
Stein
Joseph and his brothers in Egypt a tale of redemption
Genesis portrays Joseph confronting his brothers who sold him into slavery. They fear retribution yet realize God turned their evil into good by guiding them to salvation for their people through his mercy. The writer reflects on Israel’s origins and Joseph’s path from betrayal to deliverer.
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Egypt
Joseph
Canaan
God
Israel
Poliphar
Watergate
Statistics and faith in politics from Kilpatrick's reflections
James J. Kilpatrick discusses Dr. Geoffrey Moore on unemployment statistics and the credibility of federal data. He recalls Nixon era concerns, praises nonpartisan interpretation, and argues faith and works unite in shaping history while cautioning against naive trust in God to fix political wrongs.
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Ewan Clague
Dr. Moore
Nixon
Moore
Johnson
Fewer Roads Better Transportation Promises Reform
Russell Kirk argues Congress and the Nixon administration opened funds from the Highway Trust Fund to improve mass transit and buses, signaling a shift from sprawling highway expansion. He warns of gasoline shortages, rising costs, and the need to revive rail transit while critiquing the Concrete Lobby and the Eisenhower era highway boom.
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Congress
Highway Trust Fund
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Nixon
Highway Trust
Altered Photos Raise Doubts on Public Trust in Tennessee
The office of Ralph Griffith, public information director for Gov. Winfield Dunn, distributed a doctored cabinet photo adding three absent commissioners. Earlier an East Tennessee legislator was replaced and Conservation Commissioner Granville Hinton shown instead. The Banner states it will publish no further Griffith photos until assurances are given they are not altered.
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Memphis
Ralph Griffith
Winfield Dunn
Griffith
Ofice
East Tennessee
Granville Hinton
Watergate Disclosures and Conservative Ideology Debate
Barry Goldwater argues liberals distort Watergate to undercut Nixon era gains and conservative policies. He asserts the need for adherence to law, ordered justice, and personal responsibility, criticizing the end justifies the means mindset attributed to liberals and defending the administration’s constructive accomplishments.
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Oday
White House
Ital
Unital
Watergate Nasco
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