Rising After Every Fall
The quotation frames resilience as true glory, noting greatness lies in recovery after missteps rather than avoidance. It echoes a sentiment from biblical and literary authorities stressing perseverance through hardship.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1970
Page
4
The quotation frames resilience as true glory, noting greatness lies in recovery after missteps rather than avoidance. It echoes a sentiment from biblical and literary authorities stressing perseverance through hardship.
A discussion of rising Medicare premiums and overall health care costs in the United States. It outlines projected $35 billion annual costs across hospital care physicians services and drugs, government efforts to curb expenses, and the potential role of preventive outpatient care and broader health insurance coverage in reducing long term costs.
Senate Leader Mansfield aims to end the session by Labor Day amid doubts of meeting the target. Scott's July 31 deadline mirrors political pressure as the 91st Congress stalls on appropriations for labor and welfare.
The article surveys ongoing school prayer litigation nationwide eight years after Engel v Vitale. Leyden Massachusetts hosts voluntary preclass prayers amid injunction bids. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia cases follow. Stakeholders note efforts to preserve voluntary expression while upholding church state separation.
An untold Vietnam style conflict exists in Laos as U S air power supports Lao government forces against communists. Bombers have been used to slow the assault on the Plain of Jars near Vientiane since North Vietnam bombing paused.
The piece argues Johnson secretly redirected bombing from North Vietnam into Laos to halt 50,000 invading troops. Laos pleaded for US air strikes, Nixon approved B 52 raids, pilots faced high losses. It notes secrecy, US and Chinese involvement, and warns of escalating conflict as deescalation elsewhere continues.
Senator Soaper jokes that unisex fashion will blur gender apparel with only bigger closets marking differences. A campus trend notes coeds living in fraternity houses, cluttered by panty hose. A critic laments an audience laughing at a drama while suffering acid stomach.
Public officials learn to live with journalists as unavoidable and sometimes troublesome partners. The piece stresses open discussion of public matters, rejects secrecy, and urges officials to welcome, educate, and fairly engage reporters while preserving their own accountability. It cautions that honesty builds trust, but errors can provoke strong, lasting backlash.
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