Opinion Antipoverty Program Faces Uncertain Future Under Nixon
Congressional Quarterly weighs the future of the Federal Anti Poverty Office and its OEO under Nixon. It argues Congress may shrink or reallocate powers, balancing a conservative budget with private enterprise in urban policy and rural poverty needs, urging rapid action after Jan 20, 1969.
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Congressional Quarterly
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Ian Liverege Gaare
Guidance for Parents Facing a Son's Drinking Challenge
A mother recounts a veteran son’s heavy drinking after service and urges calm, compassion, and prayer. She shares a Christian parable of Augustine's mother Monica proving persistent prayer can guide a wayward child toward conversion and a constructive path.
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Augustine
Christendom
Hospital Visitation Debate Highlights Patient Needs
A Jackson Clarion-Ledger piece argues visitors can burden patients and hospital quiet, urging thinning visitor lists. It suggests waiting until convalescence or using a door booklet for signatures to ease the load on patients and staff.
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Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Four letter words questioned in arts license debate
The Raleigh News and Observer comments on the phrase four letter words and argues that word length does not determine quality noting many positive words like love dear Lord home moon star baby and more. The piece defends expressive language amid licensing discussions.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Imagining Cryonic Rest and Future Peace Rumors
A quip from The Sea Coast Echo ponders life frozen today and thawed 500 years hence. The joke centers on how the only thing you'd grasp are sounds of peace rumors from Vietnam as a dated echo.
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Sea Coast Echo
Bay St. Louis, Miss
Christmas at the White House Lacks Lasting Joy
The Johnson family faced a quieter Christmas as two of the eight children were serving in Vietnam. Linus Luci Nugent and Captain Charles Robb’s family faced mixed feelings about leaving Washington, reflecting on 34 years in the capital and Lyndon Johnson’s deepened ties to federal governance.
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S Street
William Howard Taft
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
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Lyn
United States
University of Texas
Draw Upon The Higher Power In 1969
Norman Vincent Peale urges readers to draw on the higher power when facing crisis. A clubhouse golf anecdote leads to a testimonial about spiritual reading, renewed power, and overcoming weaknesses. He cites St Luke and quotes John Donne to encourage starting now for the new year.
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St. Luke
John Donne
Prayer for Wisdom and Healing From Wilmette Minister
A Wilmette Illinois pastor emeritus Charles M Crowe offers a prayer seeking wisdom forgiveness and guidance. He asks to resist shallow living and to focus on higher things while praying for distressed minds and bodies to receive healing and peace in Christ.
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Christ
Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette, Ill
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
Decatur Daily Masthead Note and Rates
The Decatur Daily editions publish weekday afternoons and Sundays in Decatur Alabama by the Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc. Subscriptions run daily and Sunday rates per year are listed with carrier delivery options and taxes. The page includes a standard misstatement disclaimer and grievance process.
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