Secret Service Seizures 1000 Three Dollar Bills
An opinion piece argues the 1000 counterfeit three dollar bills seized by the Secret Service were a political stunt. It notes the Nixon era, mocks the bill design featuring the President, and calls the episode phony and driven by administration pressure. The author cites the Kennedy brothers in the confiscated posters and questions the legitimacy of the seizure.
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Nixon
Peter
Joseph
Robert
Edward Kennedy
Proceed With Extreme Caution and Road Safety Appeal
A Decatur notice urges extreme caution in residential areas where children play after recent injuries from vehicle accidents. It stresses drivers must exercise judgment and warns against complacency. The message also appeals for blood donations to the Red Cross Bloodmobile, framing it as a moral responsibility.
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Decatur
Red Cross
Washington columnist calls for impeachment of FPC chair Nassikas
Washington Merry-Go-Round accuses Federal Power Commission chair John Nassikas of withholding evidence and misleading Congress to justify a $4 billion natural gas rate hike. The piece cites internal Nassikas documents showing industry data were unreliable and warns the public would pay higher gas bills.
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Washington
Federal Power
John Nassikas
Congress
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FPC
Wald
Gooch
Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Fear of God and respect in faith
Reader asks about fearing God and faith. Answer explains two meanings of fear: reverence and dread of punishment. Emphasizes loving God with reverence, obedience, and careful living as a child loves a father, avoiding disobedience.
Viewpoint on Bombing North Vietnam and Political Expediency
David Lawrence argues that leaked Johnson era documents show debates over a bombing strategy were driven by broader political considerations. He notes U S and allied actions against Soviet and Chinese support to North Vietnam and cautions readers about drawing broad conclusions from old reports while emphasizing East West dynamics and the need to focus on Soviet and Red China aid to Hanoi.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Department of State
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
South Vietnam
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