FBI Secrecy Pattern Draws Criticism From Public
The piece argues executive secrecy erodes democracy as FBI probes and Nixon privileges echo Pentagon papers tactics. It links to postwar secrecy trends, warns about diminishing public access to policy decisions and democratic consent. The text also notes Nixon's Alaska meeting with Emperor Hirohito as a symbolic gesture.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Department
New York Times
Times
William Beecher
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Labor Day Reflections On Work And National Progress
The piece notes Labor Day on September sixth as a homage to workers and their contributions to America's economy and society. It urges labor to aid economic stability and competitive strength amid inflation and a challenging period, calling on workers and the nation to unite in forward effort.
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United States
U.S
Behold How Great a Fire Kindles From Small Sparks
A sermon warns that large disasters begin with tiny flames and small crimes. It cites the Chicago fire of 1871 and a banker who embezzled starting with small sums, stressing that moral life builds from minor beginnings and swift action at the start of a blaze.
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South Carolina
James
Mali
Tragic Gossip Triggers Bank Ruin and Moral Collapse
A moral parable about idle gossip starting with a rumor that swells into a town wide crisis. It recalls bank ruin, personal reputations shattered, and a historic dam disaster as consequences of small temptations. The piece cites Christ on faithfulness and warns of gradual decline leading to national ruin.
Great Is America By CAPUS WAYNICK
In a Fourth of July tribute CAPUS WAYNICK highlights America’s world role and calls for a deeper domestic appreciation of the country. He lauds U S generosity, notes historical cautions on entanglements, and urges conserving natural and moral resources to make America greater.
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Capus Waynick
George Washington
Republic
America
Nixon themes mix with postal bids and court battles
Nixon’s push to roll back temporary postal increases favored junk mailers whoda dump third class mail. He clashes with the Supreme Court over desegregation busing and school aid as justices fear political meddling while aides insist he’ll enforce court rulings. Two reporters recounts on Dominican Republic Marines and wartime reporting ordeals.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Postal Rate Commission
Supreme Court
America
Warren Burger
Doug Kennedy
Dominican Republic
U.S
Cuba
Coi
Kennedy and Marines Firefight Ruled Inexperienced
In Santo Domingo, Marines at a checkpoint fired on a car injuring two Americans, Kennedy later winning partial damages. The Court of Claims faulted the Marines for incompetence and poor fire control. Kennedy later faced brain cancer, threatening further compensation battles and renewed scrutiny of government response.
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U.S
Burt
Doug Kennedy
Federal Court of Claims
Santo Domingo
Les Whitten
Kennedy
Mayo Clinic
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Highway projects and civic notices loom in Guilford area
Highway Commissioner Lynwood Smith outlines progress on High Point Greensboro routes with project status for highways 311 and 68 and Westchester corridor. Civic leaders and speakers visit to discuss nonpolitical outreach while occupational safety law info sessions and local school funding debates unfold with pointed remarks from Percy Sears.
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High Point-Greensboro
Jamestown
Lynwood Smith
High Point
Smith
Interstate 40
Westchester Corridor
Francis Turner
Commission
Dean B. Pruette
Percy Sears
Sears
Pruette
Point
Greensboro
Shadybrook
Andrews High School
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