Pause and Ponder on Love and Redemption
In this June 25 Tribune editorial, a brief reflection cites Romans 5 8 to emphasize God s love shown through Christ dying for sinners. The piece invites readers to contemplate grace, mercy, and the value of faith in daily life amid familiar editorial context.
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Campaign spending in LA mayoral race prompts call for curbs
The LA mayoral campaign of Thomas Bradley spent about $200,000 monthly for six months totaling $1.2 million, leaving a $561,000 debt. Personal loans funded most of it, with plans to raise more via a victory dinner and dollar-share sales. Observers urge Congress and states to curb campaign spending and fundraising to curb the influence of money.
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Panel urges tighter controls on human research
A health department advisory panel condemns the Tuskegee syphilis study for neglecting human rights and lack of informed consent. It calls for Congress to create a permanent research-regulating body, better compensation for harmed subjects, broader public involvement, and faster action on reforms.
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Cold War Revisionism Challenged by Maddox Book
A 1973 Los Angeles Times piece argues that Cold War revisionism dominates many universities. Robert James Maddox's The New Left and Origins of the Cold War is praised for rigorous sourcing and exposes omissions and misrepresentations by revisionist authors such as Horowitz and Williams. The commentary cites debates sparked by Times and Rice University professor Loewenheim. It links academic history to current Watergate era politics and national memory.
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America
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New York Times
Francis Loewenheim
Rice University
Williams
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Alperowitz
Loewenheim
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Loewanbelt
Leonid Breshney
Nizon
Local Republican Primary Details Reported in Greeley Dispatch
The Greeley Daily Tribune notes upcoming races with focus on party alignment and candidates. Information mentions March dates and local contesting groups, outlining the political landscape and voter expectations for the period.
Today in History June 25 1973 AP
Key events on this date include the 1950 start of the Korean War with North Korea's invasion of the South, Napoleon's 1815 farewell, Civil War era Confederate readmissions in 1868, Custer's 1876 defeat. WWI Belleau Wood success 1918, CBS color broadcasts 1951, Kennedy European partnership call, Vietnam helicopter crash 1968, and floods relief in Harrisburg. Birthdays include Lord Mountbatten and Sidney Lumet. Thought for today ends with a proverb.
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Republic of Korea
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena Island
Union
George Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
U.S
Belleau Wood
France
Columbia
John F. Kennedy
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Europe
South Vietnam
Saigon
Harrisburg
Louis Mountbatten
Britain
Sidney Lumel
Army recruits customers in new volunteer program
An LA Army recruiting office portrays the force as a service industry. S.Sgt. Jake Hayward touts flexible contracts, bonuses, and choices of training and posting while recruits are treated with courtesy. Maj. Douglas St. Manning notes a shift from drill sergeant to customer friendly approach and streamlined testing.
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Copley News Service
Los Angeles
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Armed Forces
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Maj. Manning
Hal Wie
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Passenger liners fade as airliners dominate ocean routes
A U.S. Maritime Administration report details the collapse of passenger ships in the United States and worldwide. Only two sizable U.S. passenger ships remain in operation, with capacity around 1,000, far below historic North Atlantic liners. Jet air travel and high operating costs dim the market, erasing point-to-point service. The North Atlantic fleet is virtually vanished, with ships like Queen Elizabeth 2 and France retired to cruises and the SS United States in reserve. The industry weighs scrapping hulls for freighters as a future option.
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North America
Europe
British Isles
New York
Hamburg
Southampton
le Havue
France
Israel
Mediterranean
Michelangelo
Raffaello
United States
Engtland
Letter to the Tribune on Greeley water woes and reforms
Ivan G Dennis of 1995 Wth St criticizes the Greeley Water Department for repeated shortages, urges public accountability, a town meeting, and a possible sale to a private firm if improvements aren’t made. He argues the department acts with outdated rules and favors large users over small ones.
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