Sen Muriel Humphrey backs honesty on Mideast arms sales
In hearings on the planned U S sale of F 15s to Saudi Arabia, Minnesota Senator Muriel Humphrey said every pore in her body opposes arming nations for peace. The column notes U S weapons exports exceed 13 billion annually, NATO aid, and the political dangers of arms sales and control.
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Anderson weighs 1980 bid amid crowded GOP field
Rep. John B. Anderson says he is considering a presidential run as the GOP field tightens with Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan signaling possible campaigns. He notes the top tier remains unsettled, and removal of Ford and Reagan would open the contest.
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Anderson wins Rockford primary amid purge fears
Temptation Anderson secured the Republican nomination in Illinois's Rockford district after conservatives targeted a moderate. He warned the 1980 presidential race will need similar cross party support to challenge Carter, noting ongoing loyalty to 1976 rivals complicates fundraising and organization efforts.
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Today in history May 14 highlights major events
Events on May 14 through history include Louis XIV becoming king in 1643, Lewis and Clark beginning their expedition in 1804, Rotterdam bombed in 1940, Israel proclaimed in 1948, Kennedy memorial at Runnymede in 1965, Okinawa returned in 1972, and Skylab launched. Patrice Munsel, born today, is 53.
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Thoughtful quotes on wisdom and belief from Job and Mann
The lines reflect that wisdom is not tied to age and that opinions need a chance to be contested. Job 32 9 10 questions who truly understands right while Thomas Mann asserts that opinions die without a chance to be fought for.
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Secret Saudi Arabia memo targets Congress in F-15 sales push
Washington reports reveal a covert Saudi campaign to influence U S policy and public opinion on the F-15 sale, detailing a memo urging a light touch, high level contacts, and a strong press push while warning Israeli lobbying could oppose Carter. The memo, authenticated by sources, cites Saudi lobbying efforts and questions surrounding memo circulation.
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Peter at Cornelius House Opens Gentile Salvation
In Caesarea the centurion Cornelius, God fearing and generous in alms, sees an angel who instructs him to summon Peter. Peter travels with trusted witnesses after vision guidance, meets Cornelius and his family, and explains that the gospel is for Gentiles as well.
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Peter Preaches Christ to Cornelius Gentiles and Jews
Peter delivers a masterful sermon to the assembled Cornelius congregation, stressing that God accepts all nations and rejects prejudice. He recalls Christ’s life, death, burial, resurrection, and role as Lord of all, emphasizing atonement and justification through faith.
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