Helsinki Conference marks shift in East Europe policy
The 1956 Hungarian and 1968 Prague crushings framed Western caution as the Helsinki final document signals a potential shift. It acknowledges human rights as guiding interstate principles, while Moscow preserves influence over Eastern Europe. Western restraint remains, but the agreement offers a beginning, not a conclusion.
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Helms Pushes New Vote in New Hampshire Senate Contest
Senator Helms argues the Senate should decide the New Hampshire junior senator dispute now. Durkin and Wyman back a new election after seven months of stalled ballots amid GOP liberal opposition. A September vote will rechoose the NH senator.
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Feast of Transfiguration and religious Q&A extras
August 6 observances in East and West mark Jesus Transfiguration with blessings of first fruits in Orthodoxy. The text contrasts the Wesleyan Church merger in 1968 with the smaller United Wesleyan Methodist Church of America, and ages of religious terms chapiter and fillet. It cites Voltaire and Tillotson on belief in God, noting Ovid’s line.
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Morning telephone connections rise after storm damage
A weekend electrical storm knocked out over a thousand North State Telephone lines but round the clock crews repaired most by midweek. Public welfare phones received priority as restorations continued. the upswing in connections signals a nascent business recovery in North Carolina.
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Truth in Politics and CIA Dossiers Resurface in Washington
A Washington columnist recalls decades of alleged government and corporate deception. It cites ITT CIA plots in Chile, FBI dossiers, CIA assassination claims, Kissinger remarks, Chappaquiddick coverage, and Senator Fong patent lobbying. The piece argues for greater truthfulness in politics.
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Beautification Goal Letter to the Editor
A Dallas reader imagines a city beautification plan, starting with fixing a paved street’s water flow and removing a protruding tile. The writer faults a 90 foot back-yard canyon and exposed tree roots, urges rerouting funds, and notes rewritten textbooks and Navy training manuals to ninth grade level.
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