Let us offer thanks for America’s strength and promise
The speaker rebuts the cynic by praising the nation’s unity, progress, and charity. He notes growing welfare, public compassion, and efforts to heal internal differences as evidence for gratitude. He asks when there has been greater opportunity and hope, urging collective thanksgiving.
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America
American Medical Association
Stanley Knowles
AMA
Knowles
Roger Egeberg
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Nixon
Food and Drug
Charles Edwards
Vernon Wilson
Maryland
Neil Selomon
FBI
Elliot Richardson
Thanksgiving reflections and prayers from Virginia Buser and friends
A collection of Thanksgiving prayers and sentiments from Virginia Buser, Valette J. Harris, Lena Hammer Thacker, Shelby Jean Davis, and Mrs. Clayton L. Kearns. The pieces express gratitude for home, health, faith, family, church, and national blessings, with religious devotion and hopeful outlooks.
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United States
Jesus Christ
Virginia Buser
Value of a college degree rises to $695000 over a lifetime
The Census reports lifetime earnings by education level with a college degree yielding about $695,340 compared with $450,135 for high school and $312,795 for grammar school. The analysis argues higher education is a strong public and personal investment supporting taxes and national progress.
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Bureau of the Census
The Supersonic Transport Fight Shapes 91st Congress
A major SST funding showdown unfolds as Congress debates a 290 million appropriation for two prototypes. Supporters warn of environmental impact and leadership, while opponents, led by a cross‑party coalition, push to block or modify the plan amid broader transportation and job concerns.
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America
U.S
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Senate
House
Coalition
Consumer Federation of America
The
National Taxpayers Union
Sierra Club
Friends of the Earth
United Auto Workers
Longshoremen’s Union
Sens
William Proxmire
Wis
Marlow W
Seattle
Boeing
Cincinnati
General Electric
Department of Transportation
William M. Magruder
Congress
Kennedy
Khrushchev Returns to News in Retirement Memoir Controversy
Nikita Khrushchev, once ruler of the Soviet Union, reappears in press with a Life Magazine serialized memoir dispute. He recalls Stalin’s “dance” and his 1964 fall, details his retrenchment, daily routines with dog and radio, and his pension status while noting years of obscurity and later media glimpses.
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Moscow
Life Magazine
West
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russias
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Nina
Egypt
Nasser
Taj Mahal
India
Nehru
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Parade Magazine
Jess Gorkin
Cienfuegos
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
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Colegte
Horn OF Plenty
Valette J. Harris
Christ
Jesus
Lena Hammer Thacker
Shelby Jean Davis
Earth
Clayton L, Kearns
Supersonic
Fairchild-Hiller
Washington, D. C
Hagerstown
High Point Enterprise
Enday Morsing
High Point
N.C
D.a.rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. JR
Associated Press
Otee
AP News
N. C
Iide
AP Point
Mr. K
Washington
By Jack Anderson
Merry
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