Editorial on Nation's Health and Poverty Gap
A editorial by Sylvia Porter and others argues the United States lags in life expectancy and infant mortality, linking health to poverty. It supports expanding health and education funding, cites President Johnson's anti poverty push, and urges local state and federal action to train educate and employ Americans.
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Sylvia Porter
Porter
U.S
Charles Mayo
Mayo Clinic
New York-New Jersey
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress
United States
U.S. Navy
Choosing Bible Translations for Understandable Study
The author argues most Bible translations reflect scholarly effort to render scripture in contemporary language. While favoring the King James Version for pulpit reading, they recommend using Phillips, Williams, Moffat, or the Amplified in conjunction for clarity. The piece apps ends with reflections on war, education, and future Southeast Asia development as discussed in Nation's Business and L N Magazine, citing hopeful momentum toward peace and growth.
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Williams
Phillips
Phillips, Williams. Moffat
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Laos
Indonesia
Malaysia
Singapore
Johnson disheartened by Kremlin talks and nuclear pact push
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports President Johnson finds Kremlin dealings frustrating at Glassboro. Kosygin sticks to Moscow directives while Suslov resurges as a power behind the scenes, shaping policy toward Vietnam and nuclear nonproliferation. Johnson aims to push Senate ratification despite hawk opposition.
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Johnson
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Glassboro
Kosygin
Moscow
LBJ
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Politburo
Korea
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Suslov
Susley
Stalin
Niki
Anther Stalin
Viewpoint on the Pueblo crisis and sea monitoring rights
David Lawrence argues the Pueblo incident tests international airwave rights and 12 mile limits. He warns Moscow and Peking may retaliate and suggests the United States might pursue economic embargoes rather than war to secure peace.
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Washington
Freedom
North Korea
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S. Pueblo
United States
Moscow
Peking
America
Alaskan
Pacific
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
League of Nations
Geneva
United Nations
Korea
U.N
Ameica
Prayer for Thy Kingdom and Guidance by Lyndon B. Phifer
A short prayer from Lyndon B. Phifer of Tallahassee Florida asking for guidance to serve in expanding God’s kingdom. He invokes Jesus Christ and seeks grace to obey the divine will as a retired Methodist editor.
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Jesus Christ
Lyndon_B. Phifer
Tallahassee
The Little Woman newspaper ad rates and details
An Alabama edition notice from the The Tennessee Valley P. Co. outlines publication frequency and address details. It notes AP and The New York Times News Service membership and includes a misstatement policy and subscription pricing information.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
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Bear) Bryant
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Drew Pearson
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