Wallace influence in 1972 rests on interim political shifts
In a Detroit Free Press Q and A, John S. Knight surveys post election themes. He argues the electoral college will not be abolished but process reforms are possible and notes Wallace’s role hinges on national peace and turmoil.
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What Jesus meant by love in the commandments
Billy Graham reflects that loving God and neighbor requires receiving Christ’s love first. Human love falls short until divine love, demonstrated at the Cross, flows into us and enables us to love others, including across races and social strata, overcoming hate.
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Richmond On The March In South's New Economy
Southern Advertising highlights Richmond Va as a fast growing hub and capital of the Old Dominion promising rapid progress for the South. It argues growth depends on keeping talent at home through education training jobs and leadership in partnership with private and federal sectors to transform non productive citizens into productive contributors over the next decade.
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Traffic Safety Chief Sees Moral Duty to End Highway Deaths
Col. Floyd Mann of the Alabama Department of Public Safety cited 247 weekend accidents causing 102 injuries and 11 deaths. Speeding led to six fatalities, while driving while intoxicated caused two deaths and wrong side driving three. He urged drivers and pedestrians to accept moral responsibility for highway safety.
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Venezuela Election Seen With Four Candidats and Peaceful Tone
Washington notes a four way Venezuelan presidential race with no violence and forecasts Gonzalo Barrios as likely winner. The piece contrasts Venezuela’s democracy with military takeovers in Peru Argentina and Brazil and recalls Nixon’s 1958 Caracas visit amid political tensions.
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Fire in the mind fuels motivation and renewal
Norman Vincent Peale describes boosting performance by firing workers into purposeful work and building mountain-top motivation. A direct mail bookseller finds renewed energy after a motivational conference, illustrating sustained enthusiasm through daily routine and inspirational reading.
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Decatur Daily provides local daily and Sunday delivery options
The Decatur Daily lists delivery terms and rates including daily and Sunday editions by mail or carrier, with pricing for daily, Sunday, and combined subscriptions. It notes Associated Press and New York Times News service affiliations and tax inclusions.
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