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Divine Provision and Prayer Redefine Purity
A Pauline exhortation declares all creation good when received with thanksgiving, for it is sanctified by God through prayer and faith. The citation emphasizes gratitude as the lens through which ordinary foods become holy.
Decolonization Debate at U N over Gibraltar and Tiny Territories
The United Nations General Assembly backed a Trusteeship Council push to speed up decolonization for Gibraltar and over two dozen dependent territories. Proponents cite self determination, while locals in Gibraltar show strong preference to remain with Britain, raising questions about the right of small territories to stay with existing powers.
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United Nations General Assembly
Trusteeship Council
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Russians not backing out of lunar race say experts
The era of Soviet manned space capsules may be ending as costs rise and scientists push for higher standards. Korolev suggested moving to more ambitious programs, implying continued effort beyond three man capsules.
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United States
Russia
Sergi P. Korolev
Department of Labor
Labor
Suspenders for Women Prompted by Christmas Shopping Incident
Noted journalist Inez Robb recalls stopping a scene where a woman’s pants nearly slid to the floor. The anecdote leads Robb to joke about designing suspenders for ladies, urging designers to create practical and stylish garters for modern wear.
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Inez Robb
Miss Robb
Milady
Big John Breaks a Rib on Christmas Day
Jim Bishop recounts 83 year old Big John who injured a seventh rib while shuffling to the bathroom on Christmas Day. He endures pain with whiskey thoughts and pills, recalls Lundy’s meals, gifts, and family, and reflects on aging and mortality.
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Big John
Gayle
Karen
Kathleen
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Louis Bennett
Kelly
Credibility Gap Over Government Budget Practices
Washington editorial argues that U.S. budget accounting hides deficits by mixing trust fund receipts with operating expenses and using multiple budgets. It notes accelerated tax collections and asset sales to cover shortfalls, calling this a credibility gap in federal finances.
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Washington
United States
Labor Wirtz
National Income Accounts
Wirtz
Paul Harvey predicts Goldwater's seven year comeback arc
Paul Harvey outlines a seven year cycle for Barry Goldwater starting 1968. He chronicles personal setbacks from 1961 to 1966 including backache, a sports car fire, and family losses, then forecasts Goldwater regaining Senate seat in Arizona and evolving into a mellow, responsible conservative statesman by 1970 with a long future in politics.
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Chicago
Phoenix
Capricorn
Goldwater
Romney
Nixon
Dixie
Arizona
United States Senate
Armed Forces Committee
Joint Space Committee
Skipper Appeals for Funds After Credit Refusal Abroad
A Russian research vessel skipper ran short of funds and wired the U S embassy seeking money after facing credit refusal from local Filipino lenders. The incident echoes maritime drama and classic voyage plots.
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U.S
Christmas Night Tragedy Strikes Duhamel Home
On Goldman Avenue Christmas night a car struck and killed Frisky the Duhamel family dog as it wandered into the street. The driver fled after dark, turning off lights to obscure the license plate, leaving grief in the home and questions about accountability.
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Ronald Duhamel
Goldman Avenue
Duhamels
Frisky
Duhamel
Missionary Doctor Turpin Founds Project Concern Worldwide
Jim Turpin, a medical missionary, leaves Coronado for Vietnam at the behest of Agua Caliente's John Alessio. Turpin builds Project Concern clinics in Hong Kong and Vietnam, treating Viet Cong and locals alike without armed security. His work aims to show shared humanity and train others, with Frank McCulloch crediting its potential to curb Communist aggression.
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Jim Turpin
John Alessio
Agua Caliente
Turpin
Hong Kong
Coronado
Calif
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Alessio
Project Concern
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Kowloon
Vietnam
Viet Nam
McGraw-Hill
Montagnard
John Donne
Dampao
Saigon
U.S
Philadelphia
Jim
Frank Mc.Culloch
Ent
Asia
South Vietnam
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