Albert Mansfield draw line against Nixon in constitutional clash
Washington column notes Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield press Congress to curb presidential powers amid talks of undeclared wars and impounded funds. Albert seeks legal guidance to restore legislative authority while Mansfield warns of limited caucus willingness to act.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Carl Albert
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Albert
Mansfield
Congress
Supreme Court
Democratic Caucus
Montana
Capitol Hill
White House
AP NYT CQNS USNS Client Profile
A brief directory-style note identifies a news client of major services including Associated Press New York Times News Service Congressional Quarterly News Service and Universal Science News Inc with media industry affiliations.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Congressional Quarterly News Service
Universal Science News, Inc
Nixon's Second Term Focused On Peace and Public Address
Opinion argues Nixon can pursue peace in Vietnam while addressing domestic woes. It compares his potential second term to Truman and Lincoln, noting his need to engage the public and navigate Congress, with backlash from detractors about his inauguration.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Congress
Congress
Charles Bartlett
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
King Richard
Why Only At Sports Events
Nationalism runs deep in the U S and the Garden backed off its plan to skip the Anthem at a track meet. The piece argues for applying patriotic displays beyond sports to plays lectures and concerts and questions the double standard between athletics and other public events. It cites remarks by Tom Wicker noting perceived inconsistencies in treating patriotism and sports.
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Madison Square Garden
Tom Wicker
The
New York Times
Ministers and the hidden sin of gluttony
A preacher reflects on hypocrisy in church leaders citing gluttony as a sin Christians should master. He argues all sin weighs equally before God, condemns overeating as a health risk, and calls for temperance and self discipline in all good things.
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D. BE
Recognition of God Number One Type Of Prayer
Editorial meditation by Rev. John Peter Sheehan on prayer as a conversation with God. He outlines four prayer types adoration thanksgiving contrition and petition and notes that recognizing God as supreme should lead all prayers. He reflects on Jesus example and asks how often we offer adoration and thanksgiving rather than requests.
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John Peter Sheehan
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Miami
Father Sheehan
Notre Dame University
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
St. Ann’s
Decatur
Jesus
Christ
Garden
Gethsemane
Decatur Daily publisher details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily led by W. R. Shelton from 1912 to 1924 outlines publication days and office for the Tennessee Valley Printing Co. It lists misstatement policy and offers grievance redress. Subscription rates show daily and Sunday totals by mail and carrier, with zone distinctions and monthly options.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
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Wicker
George Allen
Washington Redskins
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E. Stanley Jones
Jones
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