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Temptation and Aid through Christ in Hebrews
A verse note from Hebrews 2 18 declares Jesus suffered being tempted to help those who are tempted, enabling believers to seek support in trials through his empathetic strength and divine succor.
Rice the world’s key food and the hunger war
The editorial argues rice feeds half the world’s three billion and dominates Asia’s diet. It notes rice’s cultural value, rejects wheat substitutes as starvation relief, and endorses Washington’s worldwide hunger program urging underdeveloped nations to boost local production. It mentions a commission’s view on automation and jobs.
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Tapping The Hudson And The Citys Water Future
The Hudson River faces renewed use for New York City water as a drought measure prompts a Chelsea pumping station project thirty miles north. Pollution limits long term use. experts urge cleaner streams and filtration as a stopgap while automation advocates push universal basic income to fund needed systems.
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U S Reds Attend Cuba Parley At Havana Conference
Two veteran Communist Party USA members Carl Winter and Joe Nott attended the Tri-Continental Conference of Subversives in Havana last month as reporters for The Worker. They met with agents from 80 countries and defectors allied with the Castro cause including Robert Williams Barbara Collins and Lionel Martin who spoke on Radio Havana and donated blood to the Viet Cong in support of the North Vietnamese. Martin condemned U S policy and defended peace attempts while denouncing Johnson.
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Clergymen defend escalation in Vietnam amid peace critics
Inter faith leaders denounce pacifist clergy and back escalation in Southeast Asia. Signers include Rev. Frederick Brown Harris and Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld. Massachusetts congressmen plan protest over a $50 million German gun purchase linked to a Nazi background. They seek Springfield Army Plant instead. House Republicans call LBJ budget a fraud with 183 747 new civilian workers. Rep. Chamberlain accuses admin of false free world shipping stats to North Vietnam. He cites 119 allied ships entering North Viet Nam in 1965 and proposes banning US ports to lines trading with North Vietnam.
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Missionaries of Peace Urged in Viet Nam War Gap
A wartime column argues that real peace requires spiritual outreach and better communication among Viet Nam's people. It urges Catholic, Protestant, Buddhist, Confucian groups to convey humanitarian messages and mobilize nonmilitary dispute settlement to save lives and reunify a small country.
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Australian envoy Beale tours Berkeley schools on Vietnam
Sir Howard Beale, former Australian ambassador, lectures at UC Berkeley on US Vietnam policy. He defends escalation as the price of power and cites Emerson to parallel England’s stoicism. Beale notes Australians fight alongside the United States and warns against pulling troops.
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Bowling aids stress relief and dream concealment
A lighthearted note mentions bowling as a way to ease tenseness and discusses 7-10 splits. It suggests pajamas with attached hoods could help muffle talking in sleep, sparking humorous thought about night time habits.
After Heart Attack Recovery We See How Others See Us
Dave Regan recalls recovery from a heart attack and how friends and relatives react to his changed appearance. He notes weight gain, rest, and the awkwardness of compliments like you look good while some see fatigue or altered looks. He describes hospital visits and hair worries, and asks readers to consider self-image.
Naming Bad Offenders Protects Good Teenager
A reader argues against labeling all teens as delinquents and cites rising juvenile offenses with repeat offenders. The letter urges publishing names of habitual juvenile offenders with relevant case facts to assign blame appropriately, citing Judge Loble’s statements on public coverage.
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Fluoridation Debate Splits Public Water Policy
Paul Harvey notes one third of the nation’s water carries fluoride while two thirds debate the issue. He cites ADA President Dr Maynard K Hine and U S Public Health Service backing mandatory fluoridation against critics led by Dr G L Waldbott and Alfred Taylor. Congressman James Delaney calls it an unnecessary health risk and citizen intrusion.
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