Editorial on German leadership forecasts long before Hitler
The piece notes prior German dissension and questions whether a current rising figure will become the next Fuehrer. C L Sulzberger cites diplomat Bob Murphy’s 1923 Munich observations and Pacelli’s prophecy, alongside Pope Pius XII’s reminder of papal infallibility. The column questions the historian’s likelihood of listing the new figure among German leaders.
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Hitler
Fuehrer
New York Times
C. L. Sulzberger
Germany
Bob Murphy
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Beerhall
Murphy
Monsignor
Pacelli
Gen. Clark
Fifth Army
Rome
Pius XII
Holy Father
Pius
Bob
Balancing Faith and Self in Living for God
The piece debates putting God first while serving self, citing Mark 12 and Matthew 6. It argues true balance comes from seeking God's kingdom, acknowledging human self preservation as a natural instinct but praising divine ordering for harmony. It also surveys Adolf Von Thadden and the NPD, noting limited appeal and dangerous undercurrents in postwar Germany.
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God
Jesus
Highways Plan Pauses In Colorado Primitive Area
Secretary Freeman defends delaying a road project to preserve a national primitive area in Colorado. He cites the need to relocate highways if costly, arguing that natural resources endure only with protection despite driving 10.9 miles farther now.
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Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Colorado
Freeman
Lockheed engineers study deep sea and space survival
In Sunnyvale Lockheed engineers refine deep sea mining and rescue tech under Navy contract. They test closed loop life support for five days in a capsule and 8 000 foot dives with the Deep Quest sub, while preparing Deep Sea Research Vehicles and lunar harnesses to simulate moon conditions and weightless activity for astronauts.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
Lockheed
California
Navy Department
Moon
San Diego
Air Force
Navy
Thresher
Cape Cod
Sun Shipbuilding Company
Chester
Carderock
Spain
International Nickel Co
Ranger
Earth
Outer Space
Nebraska Primary Signals Nixon Lead in GOP
Former Vice President Richard Nixon led in Nebraska's Republican primary with about 190 000 votes versus 152 000 Democratic votes. The result marks Nebraska's largest presidential primary turnout and hints at Nixon's continued front position despite other candidates' strength. Humphrey shows Democratic momentum nationwide though not on Nebraska ballot. Reagan's 22 percent share in Nebraska suggests a potential ultra conservative faction shaping the GOP. Rockefeller supporters hope for a future role, but Nixon remains favored overall.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nebraska
Robert Kennedy
New York
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
Sen
Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Mr. Humphrey
Gov. Reagan
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Reagan
Rockefeller
Peplishers-Hall Syndicate
Prayer text invokes victory over sin and death
A devotional prayer praising God the Father and Jesus Christ for incarnation crucifixion and resurrection invites believers to seek victory over sin and death. The closing attribution lists Scott Brenner as editor at Today Westminster Press in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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God
Jesus Christ
Scott Brenner
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Today
Westminister Press
Decatur Publication Rates and Circulation Notice
Public notice details subscription prices for Daily and Sunday editions at 22 dollars per year within trade area and 30 dollars beyond. Carrier delivery costs 55 cents weekly or 240 dollars yearly per month route charges 3.40. Includes tax and mentions Associated Press and The New York Times News Service.
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Rocky and His Pals
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U. S
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D-Wash
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Viewpoint
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Gallup
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