South Backs Away From Decatur Fight
The final installment recounts the Oct 26 1864 siege of Decatur by Hood's Confederate Army and Granger's Union defense. Reinforcements arrive, batteries duel near the pontoon bridge, and Beauregard questions decamping as Hood orders withdrawal toward Muscle Shoals. The Union garrison swells to 5000 as the Southern force retreats west.
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Stalemate Solutions Proposed in Paris Talks Parody
Russell Baker mocks Vietnam peace talks by listing seven farcical proposals and their objections, illustrating how negotiators fail to begin talks over trivial furniture issues and unrelated conditions, ending with a quip about a four sided conference in Paris.
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Prayer for Joy and Hope in Troubled Times
A Yorba Linda Moravian Church minister Gordon A Stoltz offers a prayer asking God to fill believers with joy amid sorrow, balance fear with hope, and reflect Christ’s love in daily life.
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