Johnson Visit Bolsters Australian Ties and Pride
Editorial assesses President Johnson’s Australia trip as a historic boost to Australia’s status and U S ties. It notes widespread public flattery, a shift in focus toward Asia and the Pacific, and a record gathering of regional leaders seen as advancing Canberra’s foreign policy objectives.
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FBI Bug In Taxi Carl Hotel Suite Targets Ford In Tape
Washington column details FBI wiretaps in Fred Black's Sheraton-Carlton suite that captured discussions on AVCO contracts for Army radios and possible influence by Gerald Ford. It notes Earl Wilson and George Mahon probing the contracts and the involvement of Blaik and Ford amid questions about bid processes and investigations.
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Faith And Reason In Response To Bible Skepticism
A student asks how to handle teachers who doubt the Christmas story. The reply stresses freedom of belief for teachers but not imposing views, recalls personal growth through doubt, and urges reliance on faith and scriptural grounding. It cites 1 Peter 3 15 about giving an answer with meekness and fear.
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Through Faith We Can Make 1968 Big
An editorial urges faith in God and self plus collective effort to shape 1968 into a better year. It argues forecasts miss the key role of personal responsibility and community action in business and civic life, challenging readers to actively work for improvement.
Voters uneasy yet unsure on shift in 1967 race
David Lawrence notes a broad voter dissatisfaction with the Johnson administration centered on domestic issues like spending, crime, and inflation. He cites Gallup polls of Republican county chairmen showing concern over leadership, the economy, and policing, with a need for a strong program to sway voters ahead of 1968.
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