Mitchell Compared To Jimmy Cagney In Watergate Commentary
Washington Evening Star columnist Milton Viorst argues John Mitchell resembles a gangster more than a hero. He cites Mitchell's Senate testimony and refusal to admit wrongdoing as proof of contempt for the law and warns of potential future criminal acts.
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Thought on Hell and Preachers by Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday argues that if no hell exists, many preachers collect money under false pretenses, asserting the danger of using fear to extract funds.
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My Answer By Billy Graham On Worry And Future Planning
In this column Billy Graham argues that prudent future planning should be balanced with faith. He cites Luke 12 and Philippians 4 to warn against anxiety and urges Christians to trust daily in God's provision rather than letting worry alienate family.
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Supreme Court shows independence under Nixon nominees
Congressional Quarterly notes the 1973 term kept the court from becoming a rubber stamp. Nixon picks influenced opinions on obscenity, abortion, and parochial school aid, with justices Blackmun Powell Burger Rehnquist White shaping key rulings and maintaining judicial independence.
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Decatur Daily Publisher and Office Statement
The Decatur Daily published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. from Decatur Alabama outlines editorial responsibility by founder editor W R Shelton and provides grievance and redress policy. It lists subscription rates by mail and delivery charges for daily and Sunday editions.
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The Power of Faith by Norman Vincent Peale
A Catholic Sister on Bougainville Island recounts a death linked to belief and explores mind power over health. Peale cites cases of optimism and faith lifting vitality, urging daily positive thought and strong self image inspired by faith and Poseid to empower life and longevity.
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From Jefferson to Nixon Monarchy Fears in U S Power
A Washington column contrasts Jefferson’s modest inauguration with modern pomp and argues the presidency has drifted toward monarchy. It lampoons Nixon era pageantry, fears bureaucratic princes and secretive power undermining citizen rights.
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