Editorial view on Middle East peace effort under Carter
The editorial likens Carter era diplomacy to Johnson era Vietnam policy, noting shifting public optimism versus stubborn substance. It recalls Vance’s shuttle diplomacy with Sadat, ongoing Israeli rejection of new ideas, and a cautious pause in mediation. The piece contrasts peace talks with the Vietnam conflict and highlights the long, fragile road to a just settlement.
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Johnson
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
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Cyrus Vance
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Anwar Sadat
Vance
Henry Kissinger
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Vietnam
Coke as mark of civilization in Atlas World Press Review
Two American tourists cross the Sahara in a jeep and debate where civilization ends asking an Arab guide when they will reach a place without Coca Cola. The guide responds that Coke will never disappear, a satire on globalization and consumer culture as they travel the Adriatic with decay noted by red surfacing among dead fish and apples.
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Atlas World Press Review
Sahara
Adriatic
Coca Cola culture turns ninety one in the world stage
The New Castle News presents a Coca Cola advertisement essay noting its global reach. It cites usage by Fidel Castro and Queen Elizabeth II, mentions leaders and artists who depicted Coke, and questions the brand's pervasive cultural influence as it nears a ninety one year milestone.
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Atlanta
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Edmund Hillary
South Pole
Helmut Schmidt
Paul VI
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Farouk
Egypt
Elizabeth II
Jasper Johns
Salvador Dali
Robert Rauschenberg
Andy Warhol
Time as a Changing Perspective on Life and Reality
A meditation on time's nature beyond measurement. The author argues time runs through vacations, weather, crime, and sport, weaving birth, health, love, and death into a broad continuum. References to Futurist ideas and J T Fraser frame time as a hierarchy of temporalities, then closes with Len Kolasinski’s signoff.
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Mark W. Anderson
Anderson
J. T. Fraser
Len Kolasinski
Christmas Story Footnotes Luke and John in Harmony
A Christmas sermon urges combining Luke facts with Johns interpretation to grasp the meaning of the birth. It discusses Jesus as both human and divine, showing how John reveals God's nature through Christ and inviting focus beyond holiday festivity to spiritual significance.
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John
Luke
Jesus
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Christ
Joseph
When Is God Calling You to the Ministry
A careful guide to discerning a true call to ministry. It urges prayer and Bible study to align with God's will, cites Titus 1 7 8 on ministerial qualifications, suggests serving in church or Christian work to test gifts, and notes that God can use you in any path if you stay open.
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Apostle James
God
No Sail At Last I Crave The Quiet Local Life
A poet abandons dreams of distant voyages for a grounded future. He reflects on aging, the lure of affordable AI assisted travel, and prefers a peaceful, solid ground life in his own back yard, letting the world carry on while he rests at home.
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