Pause and Ponder on Chosen Before Creation
A devotional line cites Ephesians 1 4 on divine selection before the world s foundation. It calls believers to holiness and blameless living in love before God. The verse underscores spiritual vocation and sacred purpose in Christian faith.
Business and Organized Crime Threat Gains Public Alarm
The piece noting slow public concern over organized crime, cites the Kefauver hearings and Al Capone, urges stronger federal state and local action. Donald F Taylor of the U S Chamber of Commerce testifies that 85 percent of business respondents view organized crime as a real or potential threat to their communities. The article stresses illegitimate money financing legitimate firms and calls for intensified crime control measures with business leadership.
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al Capone
Chicago
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Donald F Taylor
Chamber
Taylor
SB Viceregg
Today in History highlights and confused 1969 to 1987 events
A garbled list of historical notes from June 13 includes references to Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court, Suez Canal matters, Columbus and U.S. politics, Canada, World Wars, and international trade topics. The OCR mix preserves names, places, and dates but lacks coherent narrative.
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Belgets
England
Thurgond Marshall
Britainias
Suez Canal
Supreme Court
Egypt
Adini B
Christopher Columbus
Island of Marti
China
Ottawa
John Pershing
Laos
Paris
Slate
New York City
Charles 4. LindiTor
Truth in Lending Law Adds Detail for Credit Ads
The new federal truth in lending rules require lenders to include specific cost figures in credit advertising. Ads cannot claim low costs without showing payment terms and total price, including final payments, effective July 1. The change aims to help borrowers compare offers and shop for the best deal.
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Associated Press
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Federal Reserve Board
Tors
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Range War Over Rural Land Reassessments in Weld County
Weld County tax assessor presses 1904 law as rural land values based on earning capacity drive reassessment. Ranchers and city residents clash over higher taxes amid reform efforts and open questions on calculation methods. Regulatory details about credit and finance also appear in fragmented text.
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Old Star
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Jhoys
Weld
Court House
Weld County
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Weid
State Board of Equalization
House
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Colorado
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Maller Downs
Enemty
Midway Reaction Requires Time From Nixon and Thieu
TheWashington Post reports that the initial threat withdrawal by the United States from Vietnam may influence Paris talks only after decisions by Presidents Nixon and Thieu. Lodge offered cautious optimism. The communique noted silence on key issues while reaffirming rejection of preselected election outcomes and respect for South Vietnam's freely chosen government.
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Washington
Midway Island
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Thieu
Henry Cabot Lodge
Amer-ican
Paris
South Vietnam
Thx
Thiea
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Thien Leary Nixon
Midway
Thley
Dak To Battle Seen As Early Vietnam War Test
An Associated Press report from Dak To Vietnam describes a prolonged clash between South and North Vietnamese forces with heavy U.S. involvement. Both sides suffer casualties as reinforcements arrive and terrain favors high ground, signaling a drawn-out fight while political talks drift with U.S. troop withdrawals looming.
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Greeley papers announce staff and pricing note
The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican publish staff notices and subscription rates by mail. Prices listed include 75.00 and 40.00 monthly options, plus 8.00 and 1.80 monthly rates in various cities. Associated Press rights and publication terms are noted.
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The
Greeley Republican
Minth
Ity Earline
Crluul Mens Association
Greeley
Polurade
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Low Angelen Times-Washington Post
Probe Begins On Welfare Payments To Troops
The Pentagon starts a survey of active duty families in the United States to determine how many receive public welfare. Initiated after a Case warning about enlisted men at Ft Dix and others under subsistence pay, the probe notes some families received welfare that surpassed military supplements. One sergeant, separated from his wife, kept his full gross pay of 332 dollars monthly by not applying for the allotment.
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Richard Homan
Washington Post
Washington
Pentagon
United States
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Ft. Dix
N. J
Case
Dan Ihay
Old ferries endure on new city harbor run
Hal Boyle notes the Mary Murray and nearby steam ferries still ply the Battery to Staten Island despite a newer Verrazzano Bridge. He observes the aging vessels, their steady crews, and stubborn ferry fares while the city ponders transit upgrades and politics.
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iMary Murray
Mary Murray
Staten Island
Vanderbilt
Governor's Island
Eilts Island
Toland
Manhattan
Atso
Verazzano Iridge
Brooklyn
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