Editorials on China's Troubles Slow Peace Talks
China analysts in Hong Kong dispute that Beijing deliberately halts aid to North Vietnam over Paris talks. They cite transport disruptions in Kwongsi Guangxi caused by regional clashes and note uncertain links to Hanoi’s Paris stance. Observers see mixed signals from Peking amid Hanoi’s tough position.
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China
Paris
Hong Kong
Vietnam
Peking
Kwangsi
Nanning
Wuchow
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Canton
Kwangtung
Viet
Lu Wei-Chao
People of China
Nguyen Duy Trinh
People of
U S Deficit Seen Shrinking Next Year After Tax Bill
The United States posted a $25 billion deficit in fiscal 1968 the largest since WWII outside three war years. The deficit is expected to fall to about $5 billion in the new year due to the signed tax bill a move economists anticipate will slow the economy. The national debt ends the year near $350 billion as war costs and delayed tax legislation boosted red ink.
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Onales Socinca
Vietnam
Must I join a church to become a Christian
A. F. states that salvation comes through personal faith in Jesus Christ not by church membership. He warns against equating church affiliation with true faith while acknowledging sincere believers in churches. He urges individuals to settle with God first and then join a church for fellowship.
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A. F
Jesus Christ
Christ
Children of God
God
Jesus
United Nations
Lord Caradon
V. V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Lamb
Campaign to Stop TV Violence Gains Broad Support
Thousands respond to calls to drop violent programming and sponsor less brutal shows. Advertisers form Advertising Men for De-escalation on TV. Levi Strauss dropped violent-show sponsorship. CBS leads network editors in cutting violence. Dodd's TV violence probe revived. NAB lists 10 worst shows. Polaroid and other brands shown among top violators with totals in tens of millions.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Madison Avenue
Levi Strauss and Co
C.M. Robinson, Jr
CBS
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
NBC
National Association For Better Broadcasting
ABC
Felony Squad
Syndicated
NBS
Frank Orme
NABB
Orme
Super President
Superman
Birdman
Herculoid
Super Six
Mighty Mighter
Space Ghost
Samson and Goliath
Polaroid
Better Broadcasting Group
Beecham Products
Beecham
A Prayer For Today
Prayer from Oscar C Hanson of Minneapolis Minnesota asks God to grant spiritual steadiness and radiant faith. It seeks forgiveness for letting circumstances influence temperaments and prays the Holy Spirit to enable acceptance of eternal life at the cross.
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God
Jesus Christ
Oscar C. Hanson
Minneapolis
Minn
Department of Evangelism
American Lutheran Church
Final Decision on Fortas and Thornberry Nominations
Viewpoint by David Lawrence condemns political manipulation in Supreme Court appointments. He cites Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry as examples and argues public opinion and Senate action should prevent cronyism. The column predicts potential filibuster and warns voters will hold senators accountable in elections.
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Thornberry
Washington
Lyndon John‘son
Capitol Hill
Senate
Thronberry
House
Rep. Thornberry
The
United States
Texas
United States Court of Appeals
Johnson
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Jathé
Congress
Alabama printing and mailing rates in Decatur notice
The notice lists subscription rates from the Alabama Tennesse Walbee Printing Co. for daily mail service, with prices of 23 dollars in the trade zone and 30 dollars beyond, sent via Associated Press and The New York Times News Service.
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Tennessee Walbee Printing Co., Inc
Decatur
Ala
Associated Press
The
New York Times News Service
Ail
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