Religion shift in America seen by Will Herberg
Will Herberg discusses religion in the United States in a U S News & World Report interview. He says Americans are highly religious in numbers but religion now serves a nonreligious role as a form of self identification and social location. He criticizes church leaders and notes Vatican and Jewish dynamics. He insists survival depends on God and laments leadership directions.
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Yesteryear
Will Herberg
U.S. News & World Report
U.S
Herberg
National Council of Churches
Council
Dr. Herberg
America
Equal Opportunity for Women Is Smart Business
Harvard Business Review notes that firms increasingly see women’s rights as good business. Some push defined programs to utilize women. others face internal pressure from women’s groups and lawsuits. Companies avoid backlash by integrating gender issues into minority programs, often with limited success.
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Harvard Business Review
Otthers
M. Barbara Boyle
The New Castle News Publisher and Staff Information
A brittle OCR style notice lists The New Castle News staff with titles including President and Publisher Michael Hentz, Vice President Jessie Readwell, General Manager Yntesnor Treadwell Payson, and Editor Jack W Rautholle. It also shows advertising and circulation details, with home delivery at 25 cents weekly and subscription rates for Lawrence County and other areas, plus mail rates and foreign rates on request.
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Michael &. Hentz
Jessie Yreadwell
Anciprean
Vise
Rome
Eee
Sertmary
Yntesnor Treadwell Payson Ss. Os
Jaonard T
Lamrence Canal
Lawrence County
L.A
Lasalle Leader Notes Grim Economic Outlook
LaSalle Colorado Leader comments on rapid dollar decline and rising merchandise costs. If trends continue, residents may face shortages and may need to stockpile goods to secure money and maintain purchasing power. The piece highlights local concern over inflation and consumer viability.
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Lasalle
Colo
Japan's Nuclear Drive Outpaces U S Energy Policy
John Chamberlain argues the United States overemphasizes environmental objections to atomic energy while nations like Japan and Taiwan aggressively expand nuclear capacity. He notes Fukushima reactors, GE licensing, and the potential for cleaner energy to shift global balance of trade and dependences away from oil. The piece critiques U S reliance on imports and signals a strategic misalignment with energy self sufficiency.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Industrial Council
Japan
Persian Gulf
General Electric
Edward Teller
America
Matter
Brown's Ferry
Tepn
Tva
Fukushima
Red China
Taiwan
John Chamberlain
Deterrence and past punishments contrasted across eras
The piece argues punishment history shows severity did not deter crime. It cites Peking motorists executed for speeding and 19th century Britain shoplifting penalties. It questions castration of rapists and notes swift fair prosecutions reduce crime, urging historical understanding of crime as a social, economic, and psychological issue.
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Billy Graham
Peking
China
Great Britain
Lord Ellenborough
England
Tyburn Hill
London
Watergate critique urges truth and thoroughness in crisis
Aaron G. Cohen argues Watergate demands thorough investigations and honest leadership. He dismisses national security as a false shield and warns against fear tactics, urging the President to level with the public and uphold accountability amid a costly government.
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I. Phtys
Vigilante drug wars eyed by veterans group in Detroit
A Detroit report describes an underground group of Vietnam veterans taxing drug suppliers to fund ghetto youth programs. Police caution against vigilantism and urge reporting information to authorities, warning that illegal actions could escalate without lawful supervision.
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Detroit
Mich
Vietnam
Michigan
Y Teen Heads Head Start Trip Praise
Editor notes recognition for New Castle Senior High Y Teens who aided Head Start on a 409 trip. Their enthusiasm, patience and kindness helped turn the outing into a joyous finale. Staff thank the Y-Teens for generosity, teamwork and shared service to children and program supporters.
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the News
New Castle
KDKA
Marcy Shumaker
Watergate hearings debate open sessions and Nixon role
A rare interview cites Spiro Agnew urging quick disclosure to end the Watergate case and calls for early key witnesses before the Senate committee. Senator Sam Ervin says hearings aim to reform election laws while maintaining transparency and avoiding a damaged presidency image.
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Spiro T. Agnew
New York Times
Senate Select Committee
Nixon
Senate
Sam Ervin
Washington
New York
Costa Rica
Robert Vesva
Congress
Property borders a road and multiowner bail bond security Q&A
The deed border clause does not grant a private right to use a road. If the road is public, the owner may not block access. private roads require the owner's permission for use. Property owned by multiple people can be used as bail bond security only if all coowners sign. Example: both spouses must sign to place their real estate as security.
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Agnew
Nurm
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