Apollo 7 Sparks Debate on Space Spending in America
The piece argues Apollo 7 restores confidence after the Apollo program, noting a planned 1971 completion and an estimated 24 billion dollars spent, about 285 dollars per worker. It contrasts space funding with urban, pollution, and higher education challenges, inviting scrutiny of fiscal priorities.
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Space program sparks debate on values and priorities
In a reflective column the author weighs church inclusion, social class, and space exploration. He argues Christianity should welcome all, notes space spending's practical gains like weather data and satellites, and urges shifting funds to address domestic needs while pursuing Mars and Moon research.
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We'll Need Helmets With Nixon In White House
The Nation piece argues Nixon's law and order stance risks fueling heavy handed policing and political pressure on police forces nationwide. It notes progress in police training and leadership but warns a hard line could provoke more confrontations, especially against the young and poor.
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Enslaved Peoples Seek Freedom and US Backing
Viewpoint notes gradual global gains in self-determination and democracy as the United States promotes aid and anti aggression. It cites Secretary Clifford on NATO defense, Rusk on Southeast Asia progress, and Moscow street protests with dissidents seeking speech freedom amid Soviet control.
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A Prayer For Today By Amer Arthur Freeman
A Bethlehem Pennsylvania professor of Biblical theology at Moravian Theological Seminary offers a devotional prayer asking for faith, confidence, joy, and peace in troubled times. He seeks to witness by a life that reflects an indestructible, transformative life in Christ.
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