Bible Thought For Today On Church Growth
A devotional note cites Acts 2 47 about the church growing daily through preaching Christ crucified and raised from the dead. It emphasizes spiritual and numerical growth as a result of faithful preaching and shared belief.
Spain watches Eurocommunist shift in U S policy
A Copley Editorial Service piece examines how a softer U S stance toward Eurocommunism influences Spain’s reluctant recognition of the Communist Party and the broader implications for Spain’s political legitimacy, the European Left, and Atlantic security.
How Reporters Lose Their Minds and Minds of Juniors in Newsrooms
An anecdotal portrait of veteran editors and their ambitious junior colleagues. Tales include a reporter’s obsession with time, a bachelor-style surprise house mishap, a party debut about extraordinary people, and a photographer’s risky stunt that ends with a canary disaster.
I Saw Him Crying and the City Desk Saga
Jim Bishop's city editor Frank Carson sends Jim Cannon to cover a Paterson cock fight. Cannon's 109.70 travel and incident costs are questioned as Carson calls the piece a masterpiece. The prostitute's trial ends with a dismissal amid a lurid week in Bronx County Court.
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Izzy Kaplan
Itzel
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Andy Young must rethink his Africa stance at UN
The piece accuses Ambassador Andy Young of naive views on the Soviet presence in Africa and of acting for the OAU rather than the United States. It argues Western Europe interests require cautious support for friendly regimes to prevent a broader Communist encirclement and warns against costly future conflicts.
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Dewey Bartlett
Okla
Somalia
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Berbera
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Question Of Why People Commit Death By Own Action
In a dramatic crisis report Oric Bovar head of a Messiah cult jumps to his death on New Yorks West Side. The piece outlines four sources of death by own action from entrapment and double binds to rage inward and philosophical rebellion. It notes that many such acts arise from a sense of meaninglessness, especially among teens and young adults, and calls attention to prevention efforts and the hope for later life meaning.
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