Opinion Chamber Leadership For 1972 In Decatur
The article lauds Decatur Chamber of Commerce leaders for 1972 with Lynn Fowler as president Phil Raths president elect John Cook vice president and Al Matthews treasurer. It praises their business success and civic work and urges local businesses to join. It also highlights road safety and cautions during holidays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
Lynn Fowler
South Central Bell Telephone Co
Phil Raths
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
John Cook
Cook’s Pest Control
al Matthews
Matthews Machine Co
Wheeler Basin
Voices from the pulpit warn of faded faith and youth rebellion
The speaker critiques Christ as portrayed in pulpits, contrasts Truth with watered down Christianity, and notes some seminaries push a softer gospel. He commends faithful ministers and warns that false teaching attracts attention while genuine faith endures amid youth rebellion.
Christmas Gift and Giver Milestone by Effie Curtis McNutt
A reflective Christmas poem by Effie Curtis McNutt celebrates the land of God’s Gift. The speaker describes the Gift and Giver, Bethlehem, and the enduring peace born from Love. The verses invoke silver bells, sleds, and heavenly tranquility as channels of divine blessing.
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Effie Curtis McNutt
Microwave Ovens Linked to Eye Hazards and Industry Pushback
The piece reports on potential eye hazards from microwave oven leaks based on Litton Industries tests, noting rare cataract risk and eye irritation in rabbits, plus industry funding influence and safety calls. It also cites government and political news, including budget debates and a protest over Nixon withdrawal dates.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Litton Industries
Litton
Beverly Hills
Four-Year Terms for Congressmen Answer to?
Viewpoint argues for synchronized elections to replace separate cycles with a four year term for president and Congress. It critiques a six year presidential term and notes risks when one party controls Congress and the presidency. The piece weighs parliamentary contrasts, accountability, and the need for unified elections to reflect public will.
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Washington
Public Broadcasting Service
Congress
Nixon
Great Britain
United States
White House
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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