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Lord’s gaze rests on heart not outward deeds
A religious reflection quotes Luke 7 9 RSV noting faith surpasses outward appearance, stressing divine judgment assesses inner heart rather than visible shows. The passage contrasts human judgment with the Lord’s perception.
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Johnson White House outlines goals in State of the Union
President Johnson frames three aims to grow the economy open opportunities for all and improve life quality. He backs a recovery program for poverty areas, worker retraining, extending minimum wage, unemployment benefits, and Taft Hartley revision. Congress will shape viable laws despite his majorities. The piece notes politics will follow the proposals.
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Junius Brutus Booth A Storied British Actor in America
The article chronicles Junius Brutus Booth born to Richard Booth in Britain and his rise as a famed stage actor. It details his early talent in painting poetry and sculpture, his London debut at 17, his move to America, notable roles including Richard III and Pescara, and his later life with triumphs in New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and New Orleans. It notes his restless genius, marriages, ventures to Bel Air Maryland, and eventual waning years with persistent performances despite illness.
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West power project eyed for 9-state spread
Three municipal California utilities Pasadena Glendale and Burbank join Western Energy Supply and Transmission Associates WEST to plan 36 million kilowatts of new generating capacity over 20 years. The multi-state effort aims to create 35 000 jobs and match 18 Grand Coulee Dams in output while coordinating both private and public power. Kosygin vows higher pay lower prices and more goods in Russia as election postures loom.
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Rockefeller’s New York Great Society plan outlined
Governor Nelson Rockefeller unveils a comprehensive state program spanning water pollution control education housing transportation and youth reform funded partly by borrowing. He argues for free men directing destiny in a changing world while the New York Times editorializes support but warns about later tax costs.
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Statue of Marti in Central Park Still Hidden by City
The columnist laments U S timidity in foreign affairs and notes New York has kept Jose Marti’s statue hidden since a 1950s gift by Anna Hyatt Huntington. A plaster duplicate bleaches under weather while the original remains in limbo, hindering Cuba’s revolutionary symbol.
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Fire inspector praised for quick help after oil flood
A woman praised a fire inspector for promptly cleaning up an oil flood at her home caused by two oil deliveries. The inspector arrived from lunch, checked the mess, dried the air, and reassured the relieved housewife. A world peace seminar is planned for February 25 with a planning committee meeting February 21 at the Christ Methodist Church parsonage. Snow missed Cincinnati and word of the seminar is spreading.
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Kilgallen column previews Kennedy probe and showbiz gossip
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys politics and entertainment. She cites renewed talk of Kennedy assassination inquiries and unanswered questions about Lee Harvey Oswald, plus industry chatter on Sophia Loren, Rex Harrison, Joanie Sommers, Robert Goulet and other luminaries.
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Stars Forecast Practical Plans For Family And Business
Tomorrow looks favorable for family meetings and business planning with ideas likely to emerge. Avoid costly, high tax suggestions while focusing on current engagements for progress. Birthdays bring strong prospects, with a year of planetary support for finances and relationships. notable money periods include the next two months and autumn months. St Augustine Florida celebrates its 400th birthday in 1965.
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