Opinion Czech Invasion Shifts ABM Sentinel Debate
The piece argues that the Czechoslovak invasion alters Senate opposition to the Sentinel ABM system, noting earlier efforts to delay funding, and warns that ABM aims could morph into a China Russia defense network. It calls for strength in negotiations and distrust of Soviet motives.
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Redstone ‘Arsenal
Congressional Quarterly
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China
Soviet Union
Congress
Red China
Faith Through Signs and Belief in Scripture
The passage argues that God does not provide signs to compel belief. It cites Matthew 16:4 and 1 Peter 1:8 to affirm faith by trust rather than visible miracles. It emphasizes the New Testament view that believers live by faith, not by sight, and that God does not force belief.
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Peter
Periodic Driver Examination Proposal Emerges
A letter argues for periodic driver testing in Alabama including eye written safety and driving exams. It suggests age based physical checks for older drivers to reduce crashes and ensure ongoing qualification to drive. The piece also recounts a school transfer slip incident in Omaha during first days of school.
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Department of Safe
United States
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Windsor School
Lee
Eisenhower urges firm stance against camouflaged surrender in Southeast Asia
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower addresses the Republican National Convention, stressing that the United States must not retreat from Southeast Asia. He argues such a withdrawal would erode or destroy the system that has maintained peace and freedom for a generation, warning of consequences for Hanoi and global security.
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Southeast Asia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Television Coverage and Chicago Violence Sparks Debate
Washington column argues TV networks shaped convention violence coverage at Chicago and Miami. It asserts networks fueled dissident statements for ratings, downplayed provocation by agitators, and highlighted clashes while ignoring police actions.
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Jack Anderson
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Chicago
Miami
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Conrad Hilton
TV Kleig
Viewpoint on the Czechoslovakia invasion plans in 1968
David Lawrence argues the U S government knew of Soviet plans to invade Czechoslovakia at least 20 days before it happened and notes Aug 20 discussions of Soviet strategy. He cites NATO concerns, Austrian worries, and President Johnson's warnings against unbridled aggression while reaffirming U S European defense commitments.
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Misstatement policy and subscription rates notice
The Decatur Daily outlines its policy to correct misstatements promptly upon grievance and explains annual subscription rates by mail and for daily and Sunday editions. It notes trade zone pricing and motor route options with tax included.
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Ana
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