Thoughts for Today and David’s success in undertakings
A biblical verse from I Samuel notes David’s success under the Lord’s presence, while a Donald Marquis quote asserts that successful people devise tasks to keep others busy. The two ideas contrast divine accompaniment with human ambition.
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Mary Tyler Moore Show Ends After Seven Years
The Mary Tyler Moore Show ends its run after seven seasons and 168 episodes. The final broadcast will be at 8 p.m. with the WJM-TV news team dissolving but characters returning in reruns until the film wears out. The show’s syndication rights sold for about $5.5 million. The article notes its appeal, strong writing, acting, and directing contributing to enduring success.
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Goldwater Faces Mob Ties Charge Report Promptly Denounced
Senator Barry Goldwater and his brother Robert were named in a copyright series by Investigative Reporters and Editors accusing them of condoning organized crime in Arizona and fraternizing with mob figures. Goldwater dismissed the allegations as false and said he has spent little time in Arizona recently, criticizing the reporting as dishonest.
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Bilingual Air Talks Stir Quebec Loyalist Friction
In Ottawa a key debate over using French in air ground control at Quebec airports sparks protest from Quebecois who see bilingualism as vital to equal status in Canada. A commission will study safety before expanding bilingual control beyond five northern ports. The clash reflects broader tensions over language and national unity.
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Private Colleges Need Own Amnesty Says Conservative View
A conservative column argues private colleges face growing peril from rising costs and heavy federal control. It cites federal grants and student loans, mandatory civil rights rules, affirmative action, and health and safety regulations, urging tax credits and a policy shift from Carter administration to reduce federal rules and aid.
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Senator McGovern urges probe of CIA dirty tricks in Greece
Senator George McGovern asks the Senate Intelligence Committee to investigate unresolved questions about CIA involvement with the Greek junta from 1967 to 1974 and the Cyprus coup of 1974. He cites possible ties to Watergate money, Kissinger and Colby statements, and calls for scrutiny of Thomas Pappas and other officials.
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Television creates a distorted view of reality for children
Dr. Heinrich Applebaum warns that TV shows give kids an unreal world with unfulfillable expectations. He cites instant parking and taxis available offscreen, perfect emergency wards, and instant lawyers as false norms shaping youth fears and hopes.
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