Carter and born again faith reshape American politics
The piece argues Carter may reach a vast religious coalition crossing party and regional lines. It cites 45 percent conversion experiences, Colson's testimony, Wesley's awakening, and estimates that up to 40 million white Protestants share Carter's faith. It notes evangelical influence on publishing and a Baptist move to disinvite Ford, signaling potential lasting political impact.
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Jimmy Carter
Andrew Greeley
New York
England
Oxford
John Wesley
Aldersgate Street
Christ
Wesley
Lord Chesterfield
Beau Nash
Carter
Billy Graham
New York Times
Colson
Standards of taste and decency in public life debated
A Washington book on Nixon s White House years sparks debate over privacy and decency in journalism politics and society The piece urges adherence to unwritten norms amid calls for prosecutions of threats and rhetoric from Manson era cases and broader public discourse Charlotte News notes strong reactions and ethical questions about free expression and accountability
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Richard Nixon
America
Wisconsin
George Wallace
Charles Manson
Manson
Charlotte
N.C
Rhode Island Assembly Relieves Inhabitants of Pence to King George
On May 5 1776 Rhode Island Assembly passed an act relieving inhabitants from pence to King George and empowered delegates to Congress to enter foreign treaties. The act cites a biblical verse from 11 Timothy 2 8.
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Rhode Island Assembly
King George
Rhode Island
Congress
VARA MY WORDS By Jim Field Column Snippet
A humorous column fragment by Jim Field presents jumbled musings and mock vignettes. The piece features a grouch with an eye irritation and a wife noting a twinkle. The narrator references public figures and the recurring question of personal growth.
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Jim Field
Poare
Father chides daughter over volunteering details
A father remarks that his daughter is offering more information than needed as she doodles taller. The exchange hints at curiosity and restraint in sharing observations.
Middletown News Journal rates and misc notes
The page lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, home and motor route delivery charges, and mail rates for U S and international readers. It includes a column of quoted lines and a brief political humorous tone about government and national events.
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The
News Journal, Inc. S
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Rockefeller’s Security Warning Reopens Hill Staff Debate
The piece argues Capitol Hill hosts a sprawling, lightly cleared staff, interns, and aides with access to files and gossip. It questions foreign infiltration risks and cites Rockefeller, Brademas, and Kissinger as examples, urging focus on safety within standing committee staffs.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Rockefeller
Diego Rivera
RCA
Congress
Capitol Hill
Alger Hiss
Jimmy Carter
Atomic Energy, Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Doubt city plans to buy Park and Broad Street homes
Readers question a rumored move to condemn and redevelop the Park to Broad street block. City officials say demolition is planned under a community development grant with possible uses including high rise or parking.
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Park Street
Broad Street
Broad
Dante
Donisi
Broad St
R. Paul Christiansen
Christiansen
First
Wall Alley
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Gerald Ford
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Jim Mills
Jesus Christ
Timothy
Vara
the Journal
Tom Braden
S.o.b
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John Brademas
D-Ind
Henry Issinger
Kissinger
Brademas
CIA
Pentagon
Mike Mansfield
Carl Albert
Congressional
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Roa
Joanne Cornett
Madison Township
American Cancer Society
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