Turning Point in Pacific War Talks Spurs Vietnam Coalition Talk
A high level meeting in the Pacific involving President Nixon and President Thieu stirs hopes of a communique signaling troop drawdown and a new South Vietnamese coalition government. Reports say Thieu may accept elections while the NLF seeks a broader coalition with other groups in Paris.
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Navy Orders and Sorrow Mark Wartime Losses
The article recalls the Sullivan brothers and Sage brothers who died when their destroyers sank in the Pacific. It notes Navy rules about serving together, later relaxed after wartime risk, and contrasts with Securing Midway in 1942 and looming 1969 policy shifts. It also reflects public mourning and media attention.
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Late Night TV Woes With Miscast Foreign Film
A California station misrouted a film reel causing late night viewers to see a stag movie. In Lexington Kentucky Marlon Brando spoke German through most of Desiree, with no subtitles, due to a distributor error.
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Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily lists founder editor W R Shelton and publishing years 1912 to 1924. It notes Associated Press and New York Times service, a grievance policy, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier within and outside the trade zone.
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Senators Fast-Track Burger Hearings Spark Confirmation Debate
U S Senate rushed to confirm Warren Burger as chief justice, delaying Earl Warren. Critics note Burger dodged in-depth questions on Fifth Amendment validity, jury system faith, and innocent-until-proven-guilty presumption. The record cites ties to Center for Study of Democratic Institutions and NYU lectures funded by former clients.
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The Power of Faith and Morning Attitude Shifts
A story recounts a man who adopts an upbeat morning affirmation based on Psalm 118. He experiences less tension and more productivity as his mindset shifts from dread to anticipation, aided by daily prayers and positive feedback to others.
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How to Cast Play as a Family and Pray Together
Billy Graham suggests a daily family worship plan with shared Bible reading and prayers. Choose a shared mealtime, keep readings brief for children, and involve all members. End with joint prayer for personal and family concerns and include scripture from memory or a chapter a day. A marriage counselor notes families who prayed daily rarely failed.
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