Thoughts for Today from Peter and Dulles
The quotation cites Matthew 16 8 about Peter and the church building its strength against death and notes faith must lead moral and rights based efforts to secure peace. Former U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urges churches to mobilize resources for a great moral offensive to protect human rights and achieve a just peace.
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Foster Dulles
U.S
An Undiminished Presidency Reflections on Executive Power
Lawrence OBrien, former Democratic national chairman, argues against curbing presidential powers. He warns that congressional checks must not reduce the president to a puppet. He cites Nixon era oversight as a boundary, urging balanced investigations without slowing decisive leadership.
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Downtown Thomasville Faces Threat From Shopping Centers
The Thomasville City Council approved recommendations by a downtown development committee to seek federal funds and hire a consultant as it eyes revitalization. The city has already removed parking meters downtown for two hours free, then two dollars if exceeded, amid pressures from nearby centers in High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem. Downtown commerce declines as retail shifts to other districts, suggesting a broader trend toward offices and other uses. Thomasville aims to tailor its strategy to local needs while learning from peers’ shifts in downtown vitality.
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Costly Cars Ahead as 1975 Model Year Nears
A look at rising prices for 1975 cars from GM Ford and Chrysler. GM plans about 400 to 500 dollar increases over 1974 models, Ford around 418 dollars, with Chrysler expected to follow. Industry cites inflation and new safety and pollution controls as costs. Consumers may face tighter budgets as demand shifts.
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Automakers shift to longer loan terms amid pricing concerns
Ford Credit now offers Aa month loans to 14 percent of customers, up from 1 percent a year ago for loans beyond 36 months. Chrysler and GM subsidiaries also extend loan terms. The piece notes a shift in auto buying trends, with emphasis on fuel economy and changing views on car ownership.
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The Last Gasp From A Summer Hiatus on Martha's Vineyard
CHILMARK MARTHA S VINEYARD Mass When we returned from the mainland the writer notes his wife doubted he would vacation or face jail and reflects on Watergate closing in on Nixon. He recalls Nixon's valedictory and Ford's inauguration, then describes local life on the Vineyard with the Gay Head meeting and jets ban, plus a cooperative family life, renovations, and a skunk racket involving a raccoon and a coon. The tone mixes nostalgia and wry humor about island routines and politics.
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Vietnam Prison Abuse Tales and Lennon Deportation Fracas
Classified dispatches from Saigon reveal Khiem detailing long detentions without trial and faulty prison discipline across 191 centers, while ex Beatle John Lennon fights U.S. deportation amid a drug case linked to Vietnam War protests and political pressure from Senate allies. His supporters argue humanitarian stays contrast with harsher foreign suspects facing removal.
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Rockefeller as Ford's VP pick signals defense strength
Washington notes President Ford’s nomination of Nelson Rockefeller for vice president underscores his defense credentials. Rockefeller’s career spans naval service with battle stars and decades on defense policy shaping panels, with ties to Army leaders and defense figures like Kissinger and Lovett.
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