Character of God Shown Through Jesus, Says P Carnegie Simpson
Quote emphasizes that Christ reveals the essential nature of God. God is depicted as the sender of Jesus, underscoring divine purpose and love. The remark highlights belief in Jesus as central to understanding God’s character.
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Political concern for the jobless in North Carolina
The article surveys three Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls and endorses Richardson Preyer, highlighting his family background in North Carolina industry and his ties to the Vicks salve and Vick’s Pneumonia Cure legacy. It cites the North Carolina Business Development Corporation, noting loans creating thousands of jobs and farm purchases, as evidence of the family’s ongoing impact on state economic growth.
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Goldwater fading in GOP race and Rockefeller struggle
Washington- based columnist Henry Cathcart notes Barry Goldwater’s narrowing Illinois margin and rising dissatisfaction with his candidacy among GOP voters. Nelson Rockefeller’s push to regain traction appears stalled as Margaret Chase Smith wins a minority tally. A Lyndon Johnson anecdote and a Texas onion wager lightens the political discussion.
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Johnson Campaign Speech Appeals to Broad American Audience
President Johnson delivered a masterful address to the U S Chamber of Commerce stressing frugality, military security, and shared prosperity. He depicted an American epic from humble beginnings, urging all citizens to pitch in, as readers will see a longer, rambling, hour long speech ending in a standing ovation.
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Notes On The News Biden Address Highlights Economic Promises
The piece reviews President Johnson's speech outlining frugality and tax cuts, promising $30 billion in profits for industry in 1964, reduced government spending and jobs, and a push on poverty, medical care for the aged, and job training. It notes appeals to patriotism and references to his upbringing and a supply of successes like rail dispute settlement and military restraint.
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Pittsburgh Revisited Shows Urban Renewal Rising
The article contrasts postwar Pittsburghs rebirth with its grim past, highlighting Mellon Square and new towers, bridges, and parks that symbolize revitalization. Cincinnati also revised, with leaders like Mal and Allene Cerney describing progress, education, and civic institutions. The piece frames a Methodist General Conference urging social reform, segregation critique, and moral campaigns as leaders call for action.
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