Pause and Ponder Faith and Justification in Romans 4:5
A brief editorial reflection on the verse Romans 4:5 about belief counted as righteousness. The piece weighs faith over works in religious justification and encourages contemplation of divine mercy.
Nixon Price Freeze Aimed at Controlling Inflation
President Nixon imposes a 60 day price freeze to curb inflation, likening it to a doctor’s diet pill. The plan targets scarce commodities, with Phase 4 expected to relax controls and hopes for wage restraint from unions, while farm prices are left outside the freeze.
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CBS Ends Instant Analysis Of Presidential Addresses
The CBS decision to discontinue instant analysis after presidential speeches is seen as unfortunate. Critics argue it reduces immediate public insight, though defenders say quick commentary offers useful background. Officials note texts are held until air time, limiting pre-air preparation for commentators.
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White House
Washington
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Little Big Horn High School Aims To Grow Native Culture
Chicago’s Little Big Horn High School operates inside a neighborhood elementary building with about a dozen rooms and 101 students. Funded by federal and Chicago Board of Education sources, it centers Indian culture while meeting graduation requirements with a modern curriculum taught by four full-time teachers and volunteers.
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Soldier's Vietnamese family of 16 thrives
Sergeant J C Bolia and his wife Nga adopted eight Vietnamese children joining their six own. The 17-member clan lives in a seven bedroom Fort Barry home near the Golden Gate, budgeting about 400 dollars a month for food. Bolia, 38, works in San Francisco while Nga teaches a cerebral palsy adopted daughter, balancing language and culture as the brood grows.
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Today in History June 26 1973 Associated Press
This Tuesday date highlights events from 1945 when five nations signed the United Nations Charter in San Francisco, legends of the Pied Piper in 1284, and notable historical notes. Also mentions JFK’s 1963 Berlin welcome, WWII Cherbourg capture, and future-ceiling remarks from Lincoln and Bush era.
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Additives and the cancer scare in food safety debate
The article traces the link between environmental chemicals and cancer, citing historical observations and modern research. It notes methylcholanthrene from coal tar, tobacco tar compounds, aflatoxin, and aromatic amines as cancer risks, and explains Delaney Clause driven testing of food additives by FDA and NCI. It lists GRAS substances under scrutiny and the push for rapid tests to assess carcinogenic potential.
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Gary Stoner
University of California At San Diego
School of Medicine
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Cancer Institute
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