Editorial: Jobless Need Nationwide Private Aid Not Just Cities
The piece urges private industry to lead job creation for the hard-core unemployed beyond big cities. It notes government training and a coordinated package under Commerce Secretary Trowbridge and Labor Secretary Wirtz, with Aerojet General’s William F. Zirsch proposing a one-stop contact to hire 50 to 1,000 or more. It warns neglecting smaller towns and rural areas risks continued migration to cities and worsening relief rolls.
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William F. Zirsch
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Reagan Slips On Pueblo Incident Says GOP Leader
A political column argues Gov. Reagan spoke without full facts about the Pueblo seizure. It notes his criticism of the U S response and argues the matter should rest with official authorities rather than elected officials.
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South Vietnam
Learning to Worship From Billy Graham Answers
The reader asks how to learn worship and feel fulfillment from services. The answer explains that worship starts with the right concept rather than personal satisfaction and notes that some people expect to gain something tangible from every service.
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T.P
Worship Doctrine on Gratitude and Selfishness
A devotional urging sincere worship through gratitude and love for God. It cautions against secular self focus, reminding readers to meditate on God’s goodness, count blessings, and give adoration rather than seeking personal gain. The reflection emphasizes being in God’s presence as true satisfaction.
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Public Forum Decatur Bible Warning Prompted by Scripture May Be Here
A public forum in Decatur Alabama on January 24 1968 featured a message denouncing revised Bible versions as of the devil and urging adherence to the entire King James Bible. The signer identified as Prophecy warned listeners to worship God or face damnation, urging spiritual awakening before death.
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Jesus
Amateur South Vietnamese Terrorists Hit Americans
Washington column notes that some South Vietnamese, not tied to the Viet Cong, bomb American troops and offices in Saigon. Westmoreland began Operation Moose to reduce US presence, while facilities revert to civilians by April. later sections discuss Johnson telephones and auto industry policy amid safety budget cuts.
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Washington
William Westmoreland
Saigon
Westmoreland
Power of Faith and Government Frictions Explored
Norman Vincent Peale recounts Prentice Hall founder Ettinger turning Oct 13 into success with loose leaf tax books and steadfast faith. The piece links Ettinger to Kraft and Krafts words, then shifts to Alan Boyd’s Transportation Office battles with FAA and aides Sweeney and Bridwell over industry pricing and policy.
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White House
Alan Boyd
Secretary of Transportation
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Department of Transportation
John Li. Sweeney
Michigan
Lowell K. Bridwell
Ohio
Sweeney
Publication charge and service note from Decatur paper
The item lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery options, and tax inclusions. It notes misstatements policy and affiliation with Associated Press and The New York Times News Service. Details include weekly, monthly, and yearly pricing and delivery methods.
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