Brezhnev’s Political Style Keeps Soviet Leadership Stable
Observation from Hedrick Smith in The New York Times says Brezhnev solidifies control through consensus politics, careful alliance-building, and steady leadership. He contrasts with Khrushchev’s impulsive one man rule, noting Brezhnev’s revived public vigor and strong standing within the Kremlin top trio despite recent harvest and economic strains.
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Parkway Center Welcomed as Medical Facility Rise
Ground has broken for Parkway Medical Center on Beltline Rd replacing Baugh Wily Smith Hospital. The project signals local growth potential and a strong commitment to advanced medical care, with expectations Parkway will gain a prominent regional reputation.
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Public Servants Honored In Washington Roundup
Washington column salutes honest public workers and cites notable examples from Hale Boggs to Elizabeth Holtzman. It contrasts corruption probes with truthful service, praises K Gunn McKay, Hyman Rickover, George Aiken, and local notes on a German shepherd’s 14 puppies.
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Viewpoint calls for unity in bombing controversy
Washington columnist argues Congress must back President Nixon amid North Vietnam bombing disputes. He warns that attacks on funding threaten peace talks, urging bipartisan support to press Hanoi toward a negotiated settlement supervised by an international commission.
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Ministers view wealth as potential hindrance not mortal sin
The speaker argues wealth is not inherently wrong and cites Biblical passages. He notes Jesus warned riches can distract from spiritual concerns while loving money causes trouble. He urges balance: strive for success yet manage resources as God’s blessing. He cites R G LeTourneau as example of faith integrated with wealth.
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