Pause and Ponder Man's Goings Are of the Lord
A devotional note reflects on Proverbs 20 24, noting that a person’s steps are directed by the Lord and prompting reflection on divine guidance for daily paths in a concise religious meditation.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1969
Page
2
A devotional note reflects on Proverbs 20 24, noting that a person’s steps are directed by the Lord and prompting reflection on divine guidance for daily paths in a concise religious meditation.
The United Nations urged action at a Geneva session where Mohammed Awad was named to study slavery and the slave trade amid disputed figures. The Antislavery Society cites about 10 million in bondage, while others challenge that estimate. A clearer definition and data are seen as steps toward eradicating the practice.
A National Highway Safety Bureau Driver Register Service report from all 40 states shows about 2300 licenses revoked daily for alcohol related offenses. Roughly 1800 licenses per day are revoked for drunk driving or driving under the influence, equating to about 1,500,000 driver generations annually in the United States.
A garbled clipping from Greeley Daily Tribune lists scattered names and places including Colorado and Washington reference points. It mentions The Times and other newspaper sources, suggesting a miscellany of notices, editorials, and brief items without clear events or dates.
Washington columnist William Raspberry surveys welfare reform ideas and argues most plans fail to lift people out of dependence. He highlights the need to avoid stigmatizing aid and examines proposals from guaranteed minimum income to Anmitai Etzioni’s insurance plan, noting political and cost challenges.
Lord Ritchie Calder argues that environmental pollution stems from rapacity and an overreliance on specialization with little ecology. He warns scientists and policymakers must adopt social responsibility to balance scientific progress with the common good, noting risks from nuclear, computer, and bioengineering revolutions and the greenhouse effect.
A Washington report argues White House prompts for Vietnam policy modification reflect domestic political pressure. It notes Kennedy’s Senate speech looms, Kissinger shifts to selling policy, and Ziegler frames US actions as monitored and seeking redeployment in Vietnam.
Letter writers urge diverse industry but warn against abandoning solid agriculture, praising Monforts of Greeley as trusted community assets. The piece interweaves remarks on Johannesburg building delays and a pigeon rescue anecdote to illustrate broader views on local economic balance and integrity.
Readers critique Monfort expansion while stressing odor as main concern. Letters praise the industry’s economy but urge action to keep the feeding operation from harming agricultural areas and local tax revenue. Community voices urge welcoming growth with job opportunities and adequate living standards.
New York AP piece presents a satirical graduation note from Dear Wondering. It offers blunt life tips: quit bad work, marry well, work for a few causes, read regularly, sleep eight hours, walk daily, and invest steadily to die solvent. It mocks self help and social advice columns.
On this Tuesday June 3 1969 events recounted include Davis of the Confederacy rosy in history notes the 1940 evacuation of France and Allied actions completed in World War II the 1997 marriage of the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson and earlier charter dates for Dutch West India Company in 1621 and Pope John XXIII in 1983.
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