A Political Education: Johnson and Power in Washington
Anthony Lewis reviews Harry C. McPherson Jr. book on Lyndon Johnson. The former Johnson aide describes power as a blend of motive and character, noting Johnson’s detachment, flaws, and eventual shift on Vietnam. The work offers fresh insights into leadership and legitimacy.
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Nixon detente stance questioned by CIA reports
Secret CIA documents allege opposition inside Moscow and Beijing to Nixon's detente and to inviting him to visit. They claim Grechko leads a faction in the Kremlin favoring a harder line, while Chinese leaders reportedly show bitter but unconfirmed resistance.
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My Answer by Billy Graham on teen family conflict
A teenager asks how to handle unhappy home life caused by parental fighting. The response suggests possible parental mental health issues, emphasizes objective Christian focus, and urges cultivating a clear life goal in Christ to influence family life. It encourages trust in Christ for peace and personal change.
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God’s Presence Felt On Moon During Genesis Rock Discovery
Col Irwin described feeling divine protection during the moon mission and prayers felt by the crew. He recounted the Genesis rock being found on a pedestal like an outstretched palm inviting study as about 2,000 Protestant policemen, their families, and officials listened.
Measured Restraint Moscow Style in Nuclear Age
James Reston argues both Moscow and Washington avoid major war by restraint during Vietnam and earlier crises. He notes Moscow’s willingness to tolerate U.S. bombing and mining while avoiding escalations, and Washington’s similar caution amid Hanoi pressures. Both powers fear a broader conflict more than scoring political points.
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