Hope and Foundations in Daily Meditation
A brief meditation quotes Romans 4 18 and Henry David Thoreau on hope and building. It reflects on faith in future descendants and the idea that airy castles deserve solid foundations. The passage urges action to lay groundwork under dreams and to persist in constructive effort.
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Solidarity In Republican Ranks A National Need
A North Carolina conservative group proclaims a party unity platform while urging Republicans to unite and find common ground against the Democrats. The article notes RNC fundraising strains from splinter groups and stresses maintaining party strength to keep the Democratic administration in check.
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Mrs Fred P Ingram Remembered For Christian Service
Mrs Fred P Ingram died Tuesday leaving a lasting legacy in High Point for her decades of guiding youth. As director of the children's division at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church she helped countless youngsters through Christian works and community service, part of one of the city's premier families.
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No Plainer Lesson About Mob Rule in Los Angeles Shooting
A Los Angeles officer who shot a prisoner during questioning in a multiple assault on his daughter sparked sympathy among readers. The piece argues such sentiment equals approving mob rule and bypassing due process. The prisoner later cleared of suspicion casts further doubt on this reflex.
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GOP Rift Widens as Barry Goldwater Forces Divide
Veteran GOP professionals warn of deep disarray as moderates and traditional conservatives fail to form a united front. They criticize Goldwater's Free Society Association and doubt party prospects, while some leaders see signs of stabilization in certain states for a 1966 recovery. The debate hinges on whether Goldwaterites fracture the party or rally behind a future candidate.
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Europe sees United States stay firm on NATO and Korea
Leon Deinen reports from western Europe note broad backing for U S foreign policy amid De Gaulle’s ambivalence. NATO appears to close ranks as West German leaders push U S support for German unity, while France weighs go it alone options under U S nuclear protection. Moscow’s prestige wanes amid a tense but cautious Cold War balance.
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Unkempt Memorial to Roosevelt Seeks Renewal
Washington memory row over the Archives Building grounds grows. a simple marble block once marked Roosevelt’s death date lies in an overgrown plot. National Park Service plans autumn sodding under horticultural director Alfred J. Barrett, with support from Justice Arthur Goldberg and Rep. Sidney Yates amid Lake Michigan water disputes and long-standing legal maneuvering.
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Militant Moderate Militia aimed at curb of extremism
In a tense political moment United States China talks see diplomat John Hay and Chinese Ambassador Wu fail to bridge gaps after a lengthy discussion. Rep Otis Pike proposes a new political group to counter hate mail and extremist groups, calling it The Militant Moderate Militia with a slogan to match.
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India’s five year plan aims to lift billions by 1975
Asoka Mehta heads India’s planning commission outlining the fifth five year plan. He envisions raising per capita income from 60 dollars a year to 240 by 1975, with a 45 billion dollar push into education, roads, steel, power, and food, plus planned parenthood to curb population growth.
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