Thoughts for Today from Scripture and Dale Carnegie
A brief reflection contrasts Jesus teaching on removing a speck from another’s eye with addressing one’s own flaws first. It also notes Carnegie’s idea of praising strengths before guiding improvements.
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Matthew
Mayors in San Diegoblast national leadership crisis
At the U S Conference of Mayors in San Diego municipal leaders condemn White House and Congress for a leadership vacuum. They warn inflation and energy woes strain budgets while defense boosts prompt debate on better city use. They hint at local leadership as a path forward.
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San Diego
United States Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
White House
Congress
Roy B. Martin Jr
Norfolk
Nixon
Meanest Person Candidate Steals Garden Vegetables
Mrs. Besse K. Petty of Winston-Salem reported her garden was picked clean while she was away, leaving only tomatoes. The 66 year old gardener called the thief a rogue and urged a warning about hidden forces.
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Wweek
Besse K. Petty
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem Journal
Big Business Of Sports Faces Crew of Questions
The article surveys pro sports as a multi billion dollar industry with ticket and TV revenues in the hundreds of millions, franchise values up to 20 million, and star salaries over 200 thousand. It notes owner costs, tax writeoffs, and looming strikes while exploring league expansion and potential saturation. It cites NFL WFL NBA NHL ABA WTT and WHL amid concerns over crowding and public devotion to the sport.
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Washington
NFL
National Basketball Association
NBA
American Basketball Association
ABA
National Hockey League
NHL
NFL Players Assn
Edward R. Garvey
Players, Association
Players Association
Brookings Institution
Roger C. Noll
Benjamin A. Oliner
Pete Rozelle
William P. Lineberry
White House Leak Tactics Shaped Nixon Era Public Image
A detailed look at how Nixon used leaks and leakers to influence public opinion. It covers Lyn Nofziger and Pat Buchanan, secret memos to Haldeman, and attempts to smear rivals like Ted Kennedy. It notes the plumbers unit aimed to curb leaks and cites Caulfield and Colson confessing to covert actions. Footnote previews more on White House leaks.
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Washington
Nixon
White ‘House
White House
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Jeb Stuart
Magruder
Lyn. Nofziger
Pat Buchanan
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hanai
Haldeman
Buchanan
Massachusetts
Hanoi
Nofziger
Rome
Jack Caulfield
Kennedy Family Foundation
Bebe Rebozo
Caulfield
Kennedys
Senate Watergate
Lyn ‘Nofziger
Newsday
Kennedy Foundation
FBI
Emile ‘De'Antonio
de Antonio
Ift
Larry
O'Brien
Parapolice Plundbers
Charles Colson
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Richard Nixon
Britain Left Uses Old Tactics in Rhetoric Clash
A commentary on British leftist tactics and free speech debates at universities. The piece attacks the National Union of Students for banning fascists and racists from campus talks, critiques repressive tolerance, and cites clashes over lectures and accusations of intellectual illiteracy among the new left.
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Marcuse
Richard ‘Nixon
National Union of Students
United States
N.U.S
Britain
U.S
Battle Near Saigon Tests Vietnam Ceasefire
Report from Ben Cat district near Saigon describes heavy fighting between ARVN and NVA since January ceasefire. Jets fly, artillery roars, An Dien ruined as both sides incur high casualties. Thieu criticizes US aid limits while SA government seeks support and weighs options amid inflation and waning American backing.
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Saigon
SENS
Vietnam
Ben Cat
South Viet Namese
South Vietnam
An Dien
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