Reclaims His No One Can Be Wrong With Man and Right With God
Sermon by Harry Emerson Fosdick, American clergyman, explores confidence in divine truth and personal faith. Fosdick argues that aligning with God provides certainty beyond human opinion and contrasts earthly error with spiritual assurance.
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Soviet Turn To Efficiency Is Switch To Realities
Pravda says the Communist Party endorses a profit oriented plan to dismiss surplus workers and raise pay for remaining staff. The Shchekino chemical combine in Tula saw 70 workers fired while wages for the rest rose, productivity up 87 percent and output 80 percent over two years. Critics fear human costs, but supporters argue stronger incentives boost efficiency.
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We're Not That Poor Fight Over Disease Programs
The proposal to cancel five federal programs targeting chronic and crippling illnesses to save 12.7 million over 15 months is criticized as unrealistic. Opponents argue against sacrificing research for heart disease stroke cancer arthritis diabetes neurological and sensory diseases and COPD. Only smoking and health kidney and nutrition would stay under the plan.
Ides of October protests shake campus War policy
The one day National Moratorium protests the Vietnam War with hundreds of colleges active on October 15 and 16. The piece traces the Ides of October as a recurring antiwar moment from 1965 through Nixon era, noting White House reactions, congressional rhetoric, and the growing mobilization of the peace movement across campuses and schools. It highlights Johnson and Nixon responses, Pentagon protests, and shifts in public stance that end Nixon's war honeymoon.
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Hanoi links shape U S antiwar unrest and Korea vote
Jack Anderson reports intelligence links claim Hanoi guides a factional antiwar drive in the United States seeking unconditional Vietnam withdrawal. The piece cites North Korean psychological warfare aimed at South Korea as Park Chung Hee faces a Friday referendum and a rough political year ahead.
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Senator Soaper Testimony On Bugged Union Official Car
A former justice department official testifies that a union official's automobile was bugged. The discussion touches on surveillance and political overreach amid broader criticism of TV programming as trivial.
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October colors across the earth in autumnal splendor
The piece evokes October's beauty with vivid images of crimson and gold foliage, misty mornings, crickets, and starlit nights as fall signals the approaching winter, highlighting nature's lavish display before dearth. It also summarizes a safety article on auto negligence and driving laws clarifying standards of care, proximate cause, contributory negligence, and risk assumption.
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