Optimists View For Future Amid Christmas Hope
James Reston urges cautious optimism in a year ending reflection. He contrasts pessimists who see twilight of night with optimists who foresee morning. He notes Vietnam losses and generational views, arguing history’s arc favors hope despite current division.
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America
James Reston
New York Times
Vietnam
Exaggeration in sermons and national mood in 1969 debates
The column discusses whether metaphorical exaggeration in preaching counts as honesty, cites a minister cited for exaggeration, and argues mild exaggeration can aid speech. It then reflects on global tensions, peace prospects, and American resilience through 1968 into 1969, noting leaders like Myrdal Monnet and Nixon and a public mood leaning toward tolerance and gradual progress.
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Jesus
Paris
Western
Europe
de Gaulle
Middle East
Moscow
Washington
Gunnar Myrdal
America
Vietnam
J. Robert Moskin
Monnet
Myrdal
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Life suppressed oil shale exposé shocks readers
Washington column reveals page proofs of an explosive Life magazine oil shale investigation by Chris Wells that was withdrawn before publication amid industry pressure. The piece details how oil companies sought rights to vast shale deposits, influenced Interior policy, and delayed development to protect profits, with bids opened in Denver as Udall faced industry pressure.
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Washington
Life Magazine
Chris Wells
Wells
Life
Senate
Ed Long
D-Mo
Cornelius Gallagher
DNJ
Shell
TIFSI
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
U.S
Congress
Interior
Interior Department
Frank Barry
Tell Ertl
Bureau of Mines
Union Oil
Ertl
Shell Oil
Eisenhower
Texas
Oklahoma
Appalachia
University of California
Walter Mead
Mead
Stewart Udall
Denver
Udall
House Interior
Wayne Aspinall
D-Colo
Inaguration Day Protest Threat Turns Political
Viewpoint by David Lawrence questions whether Nixon's inauguration will echo Chicago protests. It notes plans by the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam for a three day demonstration near the Capitol, warns officials to deny disruptive permits, and emphasizes peaceful rights without endangering the parade.
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Nixon
Chicago
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Capitol
David Dellinger
District of Columbia
Walker
Dellinger
Pentagon
Hanoi
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Dellinger Committee
Daley
Caglyright
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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Viewpoint
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