Editorial on Civil Disobedience Debate and Law Erosion
The National Violence Study Commission grapples with non violent civil disobedience and its impact on law. A 7 to 6 majority warns such tactics erode legal order, citing youth protests and disobedience by officials and unionists. The minority defend moral right to resist law non violently, noting legal challenges advance civil rights.
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National Violence Study Commission
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Christmas Past and New Year Remains in Postholiday Reflections
A reflective musing on Christmas memories and the joy of reconnecting with loved ones followed by a caution about holiday speed and litter. The piece laments wasteful paper and ribbon from gift wrap, notes the cost of cleanup, and urges mindful celebration as America seeks better paper use and forest preservation.
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America
Beautiful Inc
Forecasting 1970 US Economy A Mixed View
The piece surveys economists in New York City arguing over 1970 prospects. Some foresee only a micro recession while others warn of possible deeper downturns, yet consensus on near term trends remains elusive amid inflation and mixed data. Forecasters stress the limits of economic science.
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Wilfred Lewis, Jr
National Planning Association
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More Light On Christmas
Article argues new archeological and scholarly evidence sheds light on the Christmas story. It links Cyrenius as Syria governor to the 7 BC Bethlehem conjunction of Saturn and the Star. It moves to Nazareth with Marys Well and Galilee scenes, noting the sea’s changing moods and storms.
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Fragmented Historic Excerpts Mix Biblical Passages and Archaeology
The text blends notes from Caesarea excavations and Biblical phrases, mentioning Jesus before Pilate on a Pavement called Gabbatha, Aramaic meaning raised ground, and a large Roman era pavement. It shifts to Thomas the Apostle, then to Delaware's nude art policy and musings on aging, pollution, and barefoot observations.
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Post Office Holiday Lag and Maryfield Expansion Drive
A post holiday slowdown hits postal workers while Maryfield Nursing Home seeks 274000 dollars in year end donations to fund a 55 bed expansion. The Medical Care Commission may cover up to 40 percent of costs, with Maryfield's supporters urged to help close the gap.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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