TVA's 38th Birthday Marks Valley Progress and Purpose
In a special edition note the Tennessee Valley Authority is celebrated for shaping the Valley since 1933. The piece recalls Lilienthal's reflections on TVA democracy and cites benefits such as flood protection electric energy job growth and improved living standards achieved through public collaboration with the government.
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Meekness Versus Weakness in Christian Life
The piece contrasts meekness as a virtue with worldly weakness seen as sin, explaining meekness as temper and patient kindness, while spiritual weakness means lack of conviction and reliance on Christ’s strength. It cites Paul’s thorn and Jesus’ blessing, arguing worldly greatness fades while humble faith yields eternal glory.
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Alabama Senator Denounces Capital Demonstrations As Rebellion
In a Senate floor speech May 5 Senator Jim Allen of Alabama condemned the Vietnam protest movement as open rebellion. He praised police and troops for maintaining order while opposing radical street demonstrations and park encampments near national shrines.
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Navy DASH program waste noted on 150 ships
Washington reports a classified Navy study faulted DASH drone helicopters and unsafe hangars as the Navy built them into destroyers and tenders, wasting nearly a billion dollars. The 168 page Bulkeley report cites an uncertified platform on USS Knox and drones lost or mothballed, with calls for accountability.
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Wise withdrawal policy questioned in wartime view
Viewpoint by David Lawrence questions Senate calls for a 50 percent Europe troop cut and a Soviet bid for mutual arms reduction. It warns such moves could leave Western Europe exposed to Moscow and force nuclear options, urging presidential-led policy over congressional interference.
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