Vietnamese Election Outlook Is Bleak in South Vietnam
The South Vietnamese presidential race is marred as Vice President Ky is disqualified and Gen. Minh withdraws amid Thieu's suspected influence over candidacy rulings. Minh could have offered impartial contest, but Thieu controls appointments and courts. U S policy in South Vietnam appears to fail to guarantee self determination and a fair vote.
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South Vietnam
Thieu
Duong van Minh
South Vietnamese Supreme Court
Minh
United States
Women’s suffrage anniversary highlights ongoing inequality
Fifty one years after women won the vote, critics note persistent gaps in policy roles, Congress seats, and top positions across industry and education. Salary gaps and rising discrimination complaints fuel calls for the Equal Rights Amendment and broader political participation, despite President Nixon’s remark on home influence.
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Congress
Bella Abzub
D. N.Y
Department of Labor
National Women’s Political Caucus
Nixon
Girls Nation
Daily Judgment From Thought in a Sermon Pastoral Warning
A preacher discusses thinking as the daily judge of character. He recalls Proverbs 23 7 and suggests thoughts forge deeds and destiny. The sermon contrasts past fearsome sermons about hell with current emphasis on daily moral choice and inner justice.
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Heaven
Hell
Jonathan Edwards
Judgment Day and the soul’s inner accountability in faith
The text urges inner judgment for all deeds and thoughts, warning that wicked acts count within the soul while virtuous acts build a heavenly character. It cites Rip Van Winkle and Saul of Tarsus to illustrate personal fate, ending with a call to endure to receive a crown of life.
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Rip van Winkle
Joseph and
Thomas Jefferson
America
Rip
Hell
Saul
Tarsus
Berlin’s Ingress Dilemma Reflects War’s Boundaries
The piece discusses the persistent access conflicts in Berlin since World War II, where a divided city sits 110 miles inside East German borders. It notes the Berlin Wall, failed attempts at easing travel, and the risk of further armed conflict as negotiators seek guaranteed ingress for West Berliners while honoring the city’s allegiance to West Germany.
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Capus Waynick
Berlin
Hitler
Germany
East Germany
Berlin Wall
Russia
U.S.A
West Germany
Mao's waning grip on China amid military rise and reformist split
The piece argues Mao Tse tung's power is waning as China's military leaders and pragmatists take key posts while revolutionaries linger in shadow. It notes the 516 Group purge and Chen Po ta's dismissal, with Mao’s influence fading but his rhetoric still echoing in the Chinese mind.
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Washington
Mao Tse-tung
China
America
Mao
Peking
Red Guards
Huang Yuang-shen
Shu Shih-liu
Nanking
Chen Hsilien
Manchuria
Chou En-lai
516
Chen Po-ta
Reed Family Thanks Readers For All American Experience
The Reed family of North Carolina expresses heartfelt gratitude for the All-America Family Contest experience. They recount friends rallying with dinners, letters, and prayers, and note TV coverage in Asheville and encouragement from fellow families, including a Missouri patrolman who helped them on the road.
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Robert Reed
North Carolina
Mrs. Reed
Grandmother Reed
James W. Johnsons
Paul E. Bowles
Asheville
Charlie Paynes
High Point
Thomasville
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Paula
Bob
Oklahoma
Indiana
Silver Springs
Lehigh
Missouri
Cypress Gardens
George A. Covington
Thomasville Industries
Carolina
Pinehurst
The
Reeds
Kentucky
Rhonda
Oregon
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Joseph P. Rawley
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Cmdr
G. P. Neyman
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