Tributes Pour In As Selden Ends House Service
Opinion Fellow Congressmen honor Armistead I Selden Pr after 16 years in the House. Rep Andrews lauds his defeat and gracious conduct, while 60 members send good will messages. Selden thanks colleagues, recalls leadership, and pledges dedication to American tradition.
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Answer By Billy Graham on what makes a Christian
Billy Graham describes a Christian as someone striving to live like Jesus after meeting the Savior. A Christian loves others, speaks and acts as Jesus would, and continually tries, though makes mistakes. The test is dedicating life to the Master and following Jesus teachings without judging others.
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Effective Leadership Must Be Provided
John S. Knight of the Akron Beacon Journal cites Vermont Royster and Nelson Rockefeller on ambition and Reagan on nuclear risk. He argues the 1960s Republican convention will reveal whether Nixon retains control and whether the party backs a future-focused candidate amid poverty, Vietnam, civil unrest, taxation and inflation.
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De Gaulle fires Pompidou in staged pretext for resignation
Washington column recounts how President de Gaulle invited Georges Pompidou to a birthday dinner at the Elysee Palace and pressed him toward retirement. Pompidou sensed the trap and learned he would be replaced by Couve de Murville as premier, triggering a political shakeup in France. The piece also notes FCC action against NBC’s WNBC-TV over warnings on smoking and violence.
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Separation of Powers Confusion Grows in U S
David Lawrence argues a muddle over separation of powers as Supreme Court nominees refuse to testify before Congress. He notes Thornberry delayed taking the federal judge oath in 1963 and continued as a congressman, while Fortas and Thornberry avoid discussing judicial decisions. He urges Congress to define Supreme Court jurisdiction and restrict judicial participation in executive matters.
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Prayer and notices from Decatur Daily editor Lyndon Phifer
A religious prayer by Lyndon B. Phifer of Tallahassee appears in The Decatur Daily along with standard newspaper statements and a subscription rate card. The piece reflects editor notes and service messages typical of the era.
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