Not Much Wrong With It
The piece cites House Armed Services Committee chair L Mendel Rivers and Senate Armed Services Committee chair Richard B Russell arguing for overwhelming force to compel Communist leaders to the negotiating table. It claims public support grows for using stronger actions to end the Vietnam War and asserts the United States may have to stop Communist aggression despite world opinion.
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L.mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
United States
Hanoi
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen
Russell
Rep
Rivers
Vietnam
Do You Want Road Building To Go On In Alabama
Alabama faces a special session after Gov elect Lurleen Wallace to decide highway funding. A one cent gas tax or license tag rise from 3.75 to 10 dollars are likely to be proposed to secure federal matching funds for interstate and primary routes. The newspaper endorses continuing the road program and favors higher tag fees over a gasoline tax, citing Alabama’s low tag price and the need to attract federal aid.
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Lurleen B. Wallace
Alabama
Montgomery
Cial
George. Wallace
Alaska
Courage Recognized Voices Of 1966 In Washington
Drew Pearson lauds courage shown by figures like Marjorie Carpenter Michael O Hare and Terry Golden in 1966. Mentions Chief Justice Lyndon B Johnson Rep Charles Weltner Sen Paul Douglas Wayne Morse McNamara Cyrus Eaton Joseph Resnick Steve Young and others for standing firm on integrity and public service. Discusses youth voting trends and GOP Dem split with Patman warning on banking concentration amid 1968 72 campaigns.
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Washington
Marjorie
Carpenter
Michael O’hare
Terry
Golden
Supreme Court
Jimmy Hoffa
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rep
Charles Weltner
Georgia
House Un-American Activities Committee
Vietnam
Ok Ae Sec
Defense
McNamara
Defense Department
Joseph Resnick
New York
Senate
Tom Dodd
Steve Young
Ohio
GOP
Democratic National Com
Lyndon “Johnson
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Gary Winger
Young Democrats
John Hunger
Duke
Indiana
Harvard
Howard Phillips
John Bailey
Democratic’ Party
Congressional Democrats
Johnson
Kennedy
Bailey
Mark Talisman
Charles Vanik
Hunger
Phillips
Wright
Patman
Texarkana
Tex
United States
Serpent as Temptation Vessel in Eden Story
The serpent represents Satan as the embodiment of temptation in Eden. Satan, described as a beautiful, alluring creature before the fall, came “as an angel of light” to beguile Eve. Ezekiel notes Satan’s origin in Eden, and the serpent remains a deceitful influence that tempts humanity.
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Garden of Eden
Satan
Adam
Ezekiel
Sat
Tyrus
Eden
Garden
God
Eve
Keep Life Interesting Through Simple Living Principles
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale urges readers to escape routine by embracing risk and simple, wholesome living rooted in faith. He cites examples of rut and renewal, stressing pursuit of wonder, vitality, and aliveness through trust in God and brave daily choices.
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Cager
Jesus
duHest Company
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
New Left Attacks U S Vietnam Policy Through Bombing Allegations
Washington defends U S bombing in North Vietnam as carefully aimed to spare civilians while New Left critics claim government deceit. The piece notes pressure from Fulbright led inquiries in Congress and argues such probes would bias against the United States, aiding North Vietnamese propaganda.
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Washington
New Left
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Hanoi
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Fulbright
New Year Historical Highlights and Economic Notes
A compressed list marks January 1 history events: Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, Paul Revere's birth in 1735, and Australia becoming a commonwealth in 1901. It also notes wartime bank stock control and a 1967 reference to U.S. banking trust holdings, alongside Eisenhower and Nixon recognizing Hungarian refugees.
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Paul Revere
Commonwealth of
Australia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
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Cleveland
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Army
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Women's Club
Norman Vincent Peale
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