Washington Inaugural Security Tight as New Orleans Sniper Ties Rise
Washington officials brace for possible fanatical attacks during Nixon's inauguration after a New Orleans sniper killed by police sparked fears of similar violence. Secret Service notes militant groups like RNA and Black Panther links, with 600 extra agents to bolster a 1,200-strong force and 10,000 local police mobilized for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
New Orleans
Nixon
Secret Service
Mark James Robert Essex
Essex
Republic of New Africa
RNA
U.S
Jackson Ave
The
National Committee
Black Panther Party
Rocheblave St
Magazine St
Deacons of Defense and Justice
South
Jonesboro
Maitreyan Temple
Louisiana
David Hillard
San Francisco
Richard Nixon
Justice Department
Miami
Cleveland
Giving as a path to joy and blessing
A reader counsels generosity over hoarding, citing biblical verses and historic epitaphs. The letter highlights the joy of sharing, cites R G LeTourneau and the idea that giving returns richly, urging the husband to trust in generosity despite fears.
Quote by Pitt on resisting foreign invasion in Britain
A notable 18th century quotation by William Pitt asserts unwavering resolve against any foreign invasion. The speaker proclaims that if he were American he would never surrender his arms, emphasizing steadfast resistance.
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William Pitt
Nixon Budget Signals Deep Cuts in U S Education Programs
Reports from Washington indicate major reductions in elementary and secondary education funding while higher education would see a slight rise. The proposed 1974 budget also eliminates several programs, suspends direct college subsidies, and proposes a broad new revenue sharing plan that Congress has not supported.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
Congress
David Rosenbaum
The
New York Times
Office of Education
Eisenhower
Shultz Says Nixon Enforcements Will Be Used If Wage Rules Violated
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz warned that the Nixon administration will enforce the new Phase 3 wage price standards quickly if any company or union steps out of line. He stressed a mix of voluntary and mandatory elements and said rollback, not refunds, would be ordered for excessive increases.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Cost of Living Council
Congress
Christian Must Fight Evils Of His Time
Rev. Charles McKimmon Jr. argues religion is not an opiate but a call to action. He cites Niebuhr and Huxley emphasizing a Christian duty to resist injustice, deny self, endure discomfort, and engage to reform society. The piece urges vigilance and active personal renewal to change the world.
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Christian
Charles McKimmon Jr
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Birmingham
McKimmon
University of Alabama
School of Theology
Sewanee, Tenn
Huntsville
Atlanta
St. John’s
Reinhold Niebuhr
God
Christ
Decatur Daily tainted by misstatement policy notice
The Decatur Daily declares a policy on misstatements and grievances, inviting readers to report any errors for prompt, thorough redress. It lists ownership by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with carrier and mail terms.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
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Cuba
China
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Dorchester
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