Open society must endure after Capitol bombing
Editorial asserts the Capitol bombing reveals vulnerabilities yet reinforces American resilience. It argues terrorism seeks to intimidate but cannot erase liberty, noting security will tighten while preserving public access to government buildings. It praises national toughness and confirms citizen ownership of public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Capitol
Kremlin
America
Capitol
Washington
Nixon
King Linotype ends era of the great typesetter
The obituary of the Linotype notes its decline due to computer directed printing and offset processes. It recalls Otto Mergenthaler’s invention in 1884 and the machine’s historic impact while predicting continued demand for operators and used units.
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Linotype
United States
Mark Twain
National Geographic Society
Otto Mergenthaler
New York Tribune
Gutenberg
Herr Mercenthaler
Denials By Jesse James In Sharpstown Bank Affair
Texas State Treasurer Jesse James says the state did not lose money from the Sharpstown Bank failure, citing $590 687 in interest on time deposits at 5 percent from 1969 to 1971. He notes state deposits peaked at $6.31 million and defends demand account usage to run government amid political sparring with Rep. Maurice Angly.
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Robert Heard
Associated Press
Austin
Jesse James
Texas
Sharpstown State
Houston
James
Maurice Angly
Sharpstown
General Revenue Fund
Highway Department
Angly
Sharpstown Bank
First National Bank of Dallas
Smith
Baum
Hill
Lake Travis
Mama
Milam County
John James
Jesse
Taylor High
Lubbock
Charles Lockhart
Lockhart
Coke Stevenson
Lake Front
Boyle's Column Highlights on Curiosities and Trends
HAL BOYLE surveys diverse topics from nature and invention to education and crime. He notes Edison’s 1,693 patents, rising per pupil costs, rat bites, women’s voting history in New Jersey, and quotable ideas, then forecasts toy sales doubling by 1980 and industry consolidation driven by Leisure Group executive Robert Vanourek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Bee
Nature
Thomas A. Edison
America
Robert A. Vanourek
Leisure Group
Vanourek
Labor Inefficiency Must Be Curbed
Ray Cromley argues inflation stems from wage rises faster than productivity. He urges government and industry to attack inefficiency, curb feather bedding, and reward efficiency, noting pending contracts could push wages up 8 percent and price levels if industries pass costs to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nea
Nixon
Congress
United Steelworkers
National Can Company
Can
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
End of Commercial Whaling Hopeful Banner in U S Policy
The United States ends commercial hunting of whales listed as endangered officials say. Maurice H Stans directs a halt on whaling in U S waters ending local ship activity for the first time in 300 years. International Whaling Commission members may follow with reduced quotas or a global moratorium to aid whale recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Melville
Melville
International Whaling Commission
United States
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
U.S
Japan
Russia
The
Whaling Commission
Loyal Women at Bible's Center, New Testament Insight
The article argues women were the most loyal followers at Jesus crucifixion and resurrection, noting their leadership roles in burial and proclamation. It cites research claiming women aged 56 to 64 show strong care for others, framing the New Testament as centered on mature women in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Jesus
Peter
Joseph
Arimathaea
Mary
Mary Magdalene
Paul Cameron and Associates
Kentucky Psychology Assn
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Bob Moore
Orbrowden
Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Rivermaker
West Terms Press
WSOC
Atigg
King Linotype
Berry's
Jim Hill
Treasury
Preston Smith
Elmer Baum
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Frank Sharp
Boyle
New Jersey
Indiana
G.K. Chesterton
Edward Gibbon
Gibbon
Plymouth
Mass
Marcus Aurelius
Ray Cromley
By Don Oakley
David Poling
Christian Church
West Point
St. Paul
Genesis
Poling
Christian Herald Assn
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