Christmas Reflections on Faith and Founding Values
The passage recalls Dr. Carl Jung, Jesus teachings, and Founding Fathers to link faith with national heritage. It notes Washington's Bible aid at Valley Forge, Jefferson's view on God in ceremonies, and Adams's Bible habit, urging Christmas as a gift of compassion and trust in Jesus. It ends with a blessing to place cares before the Christ child and seek everlasting life.
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There Is a Cult of Foreign Affairs in Washington
James Reston of the New York Times criticizes U.S. foreign aid bias and brain drain, arguing officials favor overseas issues over domestic education and science. An AP dispatch notes the State Department backing a 1964 Olympic track aid program, inviting top athletes to the United States and covering travel costs.
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Who Would Speak for GOP in Demand for Equal Time
A fragment from a column debates which Republicans could represent the party on television, criticizing Dick Nixon and Dirksen Halleck Goldwater while noting Eisenhower's lingering influence and Kennedy’s televised appearance. The piece contrasts GOP cohesion with Democratic control of federal government and reflects on US stance during Kennedy era.
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Three Stages of Seasonal Spurt Marked in Roll Call
DREW PEARSON surveys three Christmas temperaments across the nation. He notes Haverford Township moving convents, union strife over tax exempt religious sites, and ratepayer concerns, while Renner Inc aims to distribute surplus materials to charity and Kennedy with McNamara push for safer US strength. The piece highlights political figures like Rep. Floyd Breeding, Le Roy Collins, and John F. Kennedy, alongside defeated Capitol Hill senators and representatives facing low payroll days before Christmas.
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Parade Magazine
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Khrushchev
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Wisconsin
Alex Wiley
Santa Claus
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Dave King
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Hell
Languages Wia the News Highlights Anglophone Stereotypes
A spoofing of how various nations frame England in history and language. The piece cites Acheson’s remarks and summaries of anti English sentiments in Germany France and Spain, contrasting with Portugal’s motto of war with all the world but peace with England.
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MacMillan
Acheson
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Germany
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Portugal
There Is No Santa Claus in Virginia Christmas Essay
A reflective piece argues that Santa Claus is less important than parental love and divine care. It contrasts material gifts with the enduring gifts of family, faith, and shared tenderness, asserting that true happiness comes from love rather than toys. The message centers on resilience, compassion, and the sacred role of parents.
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Virginia
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Voters Handbook Explains Court Jurisdiction
The League of Women Voters explains why courts seem mystifying. It outlines five levels of California courts, detailing which cases go to justice, municipal, or superior courts, and notes Los Angeles County’s many departments versus rural counties with a single court.
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A Con structive Conclusion editorial on police morale
The forthright Nov 22 editorial reassures Long Beach Police Department leadership and personnel that breakdowns occur from human elements in public service. It argues investigations are welcome when based on honesty and excellence, and that public support is essential to morale and the survival of the way of life. Robert S. Seares, California Peace Officers Assn president.
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