Forgotten Man is the virtuous citizen, Sumner states
In a reflection on the forgotten man from Psalms 31 12 the text describes a person who fades from mind like a dead one and a society idealizes the clean quiet domestic citizen who pays debts and taxes and remains unseen within his small circle according to William Graham Sumner the American sociologist
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Environmental Advisory Group Formed to Guide Policy
Senator Everett Jordan's high standing on Public Works could spur timely action on ecological issues in his state. Chairman Jennings Randolph announced a panel of expert consultants to advise the committee, creating a direct link between science and legislation to address air and water pollution, waste disposal, and future water resources.
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Kisiah Departs High Point Recreation Board for Private Resort Work
Ray Kisiah resigns as director of High Point Park and Recreation, cited as a loss to public service as he heads to manage the Seven Devils resort project in the Western hills. The piece notes local public figures like Max Cooke, Wendell M. Patton, George Covington, and W. R. Peters while wishing Kisiah a successful transition and potential return to public recreation later.
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Nixon Administration Seeks Wary Thaw With Red China
The United States plans renewed ambassadorial talks with Communist China in Warsaw on January 20 after a two year break. Officials view talks as a symbolic start to a new era in U S China relations while not expecting immediate results. They note past measures easing tensions and potential discussions on scholars travel and peaceful coexistence. The broader policy era hinges on Sino Soviet dynamics and Taiwan's status amid evolving UN considerations.
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Law Skirted For Money Hidden Dope Case In Washington Home
The column reports on Senator Herman Talmadge and his wife allegedly sheltering Raymond Davidson a convicted killer and former houseboy amid narcotics probes. Davidson was arrested for heroin possession after living in the Talmadge household and receiving wages, room, and board. The piece also accuses Texaco of steering campaign funds through private citizen channels to influence political officials.
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Phoenix Embraces Big Jet Era and Westward Growth
The Phoenix airport hosts a Boeing 747 on a trial flight revealing runway needs to handle larger aircraft. Phoenix aims to sustain rapid growth with air lift and industrial expansion, while smog and water plans shape its Western development.
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Senator Soaper Says New Year’s marksmanship tradition told
The piece notes a humorous observation that men chase big news while wives count family stories. It mentions Cousin Fuseloyle keeping a New Year’s tradition of not popping a champagne cork without striking a light fixture, vase, or guest.
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