Democrats Face Need Of Rebuilding Party Editorial
From the 1968 election lesson to the nation, the Democratic Party faces a rebuilding job, especially at national organization. The piece argues party vitality is crucial, noting Johnson era weakness, Humphrey OBrien efforts, and Nixon’s use of party structure to return to the White House. It urges Dems to restore their organizational strength to sustain a strong two party system.
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Leslie Carpenter
Capital Beat
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Larry O’brien
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O’brien
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Prayer For A Nation Echoes In Wake Of Election
The piece urges national unity through prayer after a close election. Citing St Augustine and Truman, it stresses proactive prayer, bold effort, and shared faith as paths to restore consecration, strength, and harmony, noting that those who pray together stay together.
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St. Augustine
Truman
Spurgeon
Billy Graham
Sunday Sermon on True Religion and Action
A sermon reflecting on Isaiah 1 15 and the need for heart felt faith with deeds. It stresses that pure worship requires daily charity and justice toward the needy, not mere ceremonial rites, urging creed and character to go hand in hand. It recalls Dr Lyman Abbott’s Plymouth Church moment and urges sincere devotion in all daily duties.
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Church of Christ
Unity and Cooperation Highlight Nixon Victory Speech
As the Nixon presidency looms, CAPUS WAYNICK notes the pledge of unity and peace at home and abroad. Nixon seeks to include defeated opponents, while facing GOP resistance to Democratic talent and pondering a coalition approach. He may offer Humphrey a post to ease national unity.
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Welcome Home Dinner for J Roscoe Adams and Mary
Banker J Roscoe Adams and Mary were honored at a Wachovia directors dinner at the String and Splinter Club. Board Chairman O Arthur Kirkman presided as Mrs Adams wore a Hong Kong dress and Mrs Kirkman highlighted oriental decorations. The event recounted Adams experiences in Japan and the Far East, including a Tokyo bank mix up and a gift of binoculars. The evening also noted Gar land Allen and a film financing episode in Greensboro, with Allen even participating in a scene. A New Yorker and a Vietnam veteran connected to journalism and fashion circles were mentioned, along with a humorous press conference anecdote and a pancake breakfast quip about batteries for a hearing aid.
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Congressional Departures and Shifting Washington Influence
Drew Pearson surveys notable U.S. figures exiting or under pressure in Washington. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, Mendel Rivers, Leonard Marks, George Christian, Enrique Tejera Paris, Richard Cardinal Cushing, Frances Bolton, Nathan Leavin, and Wolker Brucker are highlighted for their roles, controversies, and the changing tone of the capital.
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