Scrutinizing The Court On Four Young Men Trial
The trial of four young men for resisting authority and firing on police concluded after two weeks. The piece argues the verdict stands but questions police secrecy and lack of neutral observers. It contends media absence biased public judgment and urges more transparent policing and reporting in such cases.
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Hulda Street
Question Nixon should press China on narcotics trade
Article argues Nixon should press China on production and export of illicit narcotics. Analysts note high purity opium production in Asia points to Red China as a major source, with heroin reaching Vietnam and alarming American soldier addiction.
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And Jeshurun waxed fat and kicked sermon note
A sermon on Deuteronomy 32 15 argues wealth and prosperity erode faith and devotion. It warns against church members becoming hypocritical as prosperity grows and urges living by confession through precept and example to avoid spiritual coldness and neglect.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Full And Empty Jeshurun Moral Warning for America
The piece warns that wealth without spiritual virtue corrupts religious and national life. It compares Israel’s biblical pride to modern America’s prosperity showing indifference to God and neighbor. It laments crimes, racial bitterness, and moral decay despite material triumph.
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Troubled President By Capus Waynick
Editorial opinion questions Nixon's upcoming eastern trip amid Vietnam war losses and domestic divisions. It argues unlikely peace on terms other than American withdrawal, warns against surrendering alliances, and urges a united front with allies while hoping for success.
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The Polls and Public Opinion in the 1972 Landscape
Elmo Roper and George Gallup are examined for how polls influence and reflect voter sentiment. The piece notes sampling accuracy over volume, emotional drivers behind replies, and historic presidential ratings from Truman to Johnson amid 1960s crises. It warns polls can mislead and urges careful interpretation during the forthcoming election cycle.
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Knoll on Lexington Avenue Prompts Traffic Fix Plan
Strong recommendations urge the city traffic engineering committee to correct a growing hazard on East Lexington Avenue between West College and East College Drives. Attorney J V Morgan for Christ United Methodist Church outlines proposed road work, right of way needs, and a reconfigured East College Lexington intersection to align with the Thoroughfare Plan. He cites cooperation from property owners and State Highway Commission support as crucial to a low-cost solution.
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