No Hope but We Will Walk by Our Own Devices Verse Reflection
In a daily meditation the author cites Jeremiah 8 12 to contrast communist earthly rule with divine authority. The piece argues that God remains on the side of the righteous and that humans cannot exclude God from their lives, warning against reliance on human devices alone.
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God
Judah
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
United States
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Red China
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
SEATO
Te Quemoy
Redina
Kennedy Faces Trouble With Khrushchev Summit Tone
The Kennedy administration faces a trap in Khrushchev’s congratulatory message and tacit invite to a two power summit. The plan hints at Berlin, East Germany recognition, and a take it or leave it disarmament stance aimed at forcing concessions. A workable path would start with smaller issues like Quemoy and Matsu and seek compromise with allied participation. Kennedy should avoid binding the other Western powers or surrendering leverage by rushing to a summit.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
Eisenhower
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Kennedy Khrushchev
United Nations Political Committee
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Red China
Mr. Kennedy
Thanksgiving reflections contrast past Sabbath values with modern rush
A man recalls a changing America as Thanksgiving nears, noting Sunday rest and church devotion have waned, while holiday and Christmas displays accelerate. He hopes for a slower pace and remembers family traditions, then reflects on national politics after the election. Business Week surveys show mixed optimism among businessmen about Kennedy's win and inflation risks.
Southern electors urged to bargain with Kennedy over presidency
Alabama attorney Lea Harris proposes a Southwide conference of electors to threaten withholding votes if Kennedy does not cooperate. Southern reaction shows abrupt rejection from many electors, while the region grows politically stronger for Kennedy and Nixon.
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Alabama
John Kennedy
Lea Harris
Montgomery
Ala
Kennedy
North Carolina
Harris
South
Reublican Party
Nixon
Florida
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Luther Hodges
High Point Enterprise Personnel Credit Line Scrambled
Fragmentary OCR text lists internal staff roles and advertising leadership at The High Point Enterprise including names such as D. A. Rawley and Mrs. R. B. Terry, with scattered titles like Advertising Director and Business Manager. overall content is incomplete and obscured.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Leteetaay Treneunes Holt McPherson
SOE Drown
Ncccivonse
Pagrereon
I Lorian’ Tose
What Is Happening To Her Son In Russia
Kansas mother Jean McKone pleads for news of her son 1st Lt. John R. McKone, a survivor of the RB-47 shot down by the Russians on July 1, now imprisoned in the Soviet Union. She recalls his youth, ROTC, and service, hoping for word and humane treatment.
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Dorothee Polson
John
Texas
California
Topeka
Connie
Robert
Camp Naish
Tonganoxie
Kansas State University
Air Force
Boeing Aircraft
Cathy
Lori
Johnny
Thanksgiving Sermon on Nature and God's Glory
A Sunday sermon muses on the Earth's beauty as evidence of divine creation. It contrasts rugged landscapes with Biblical praise, cites poets and hymns, and urges gratitude for God’s gifts from seas to fields, urging readers to love and thank the Father.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Jericho
Dan
Beersheba
Alps
Rockies
Yellowstone
Thousand Islands
Yosemite
Niagara
America
Samuel F. Smith
Katherine Lee Bates
Mother Earth
Father God
Lew Sassett
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Ormsbee Gore
West
Russia
Europe
NATO
Robert Marks
Main Street
Santa Claus
Business Week
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
Boston
High Point Enterprise
Andey
LNC
High Polmnk
N.C
Payadla Ee
Gundep
Ceees
Esa
Associated Presse
Iocal
Genese
Ceed
Post
Cate
Ae Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ward Griffith
Company
National Advertising Representatives
J. A. McKone
North Star
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
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