Thought For Today Reflects Luke 23 12 Friendship
A brief devotional note reflects on the civil change in attitude between Herod and Pilate as Luke 23 12 records they became friends that day. It highlights reconciliation themes without sensational detail.
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Herod
Pilate
Luke
Rally Behind The President Amid Watergate Fallout
The piece argues that even Nixon critics consider bolstering his reputation to preserve U S credibility in world affairs. It notes the difficulty of removing a president in our system and the public urge to rally behind the government despite crisis and public discontent. It mentions Vice President Agnew’s support and the tension between democratic ideals and executive missteps.
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Nixon
Agnew
Law Day 1973 and the evolving jury system
The piece discusses Law Day’s meaning and the U S Supreme Court rulings on jury size and unanimity. It notes states may alter jury requirements, with outcomes affecting trial speed costs and protections for the accused as courts seek to speed justice.
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United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Lousiana
Oregon
Supreme Court
Special Prosecutor Could Restore Confidence In Nixon Case
Washington columnist Morton Kondracke argues a independent special prosecutor would reassure the public if Nixon is innocent. He recalls past prosecutions, warns against White House control, and urges appointing a distinguished external attorney to lead the inquiry.
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White House
Nixon
Morton Kondracke
Chicago Sun-Times
Washington
John W. Dean II
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Richard G. Kleindienst
Mitchell
Henry E. Petersen
Grand Jury
Department
Petersen
Justice Department
Michheil
U. S. Atty
Earl J. Silbert
Watergate
Joseph A. Califano
Nixon faces Watergate questions and denials erode credibility
UPI reports that President Nixon's press statements and aides denials prompt renewed scrutiny of his knowledge of illegal acts. The piece notes Gray's FBI director withdrawal, jail terms for others, and a looming White House reshuffle amid calls to assess Nixon's personal culpability and impact on his authority.
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Eugene V. Risher
Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Key Biscayne
Fla
United States
L. Patrick Gray II
FBI
Nnmaing
Nixon Pays Cosmetic Price For Indochina Cease Fire Violations
Washington reports a mild U.S. response to North Vietnam’s continued cease-fire breaches. Mine clearing in North Vietnam was suspended and reconstruction aid funding delayed, while reconnaissance flights resumed. The move drew criticism from lawmakers and tensions over Hanoi’s military buildup persist.
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Hanoi
Nixon
Warren L. Nelson Washington
UPI
Indochina
Peking
Haiphong Harbor
Cambodia
North Vietnam
U.S
William P. Rogers
Congress
Capitol Hills
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Acords
South Vietnam
Fight Over State Capitol Bill Opens In Senate
The Raleigh Register notes the start of the fight for the state capitol between Charleston and Parkersburg this week in the state senate as Senator Marsh pushes to move his bill from the judiciary committee. Next week Beckley hosts a marble tournament under the Beckley Community Service with invites to boys and girls to compete for the local championship.
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State Capitol
Charleston
Parkersburg
State Senate
Marsh
Committee On Judiciary
Beckley
The
Call of the Wild Bug Dust Fauxtails Mutt Bedlam
A family dog suffers patchy fur and possible aspergillosis after ineffective treatments. They try baths, medicated shampoos, and internal medicine, while witnessing flea relief and a faint bark at night. The mutt’s lazy appetite and lab tests lead to a noncommittal diagnosis as the creature sleeps.
Nixon Gang to Clean Up Town in High Noon Crisis
A provocative column foresees a so called Nixon Gang taking law into its own hands to restore order. It references Warren Burger Peter Brennan G. Gordon Liddy and other figures linking Watergate era tensions to a vigilante style confrontation across Arlington and Washington. The piece warns of drastic actions if current power structures resist.
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Bob Greene
Chicago Sun-Times
Nixon Gang
Dick Nixon
Pentagon Papers
Arlington
Virginia
Warren Burger
Nixon
Supreme Court
Burger
Peter J. Brennan
Brennan
U. S
Jack Anderson
G. Gordon Liddy
Watergate
White House
Miami Beach
John Wayne
Glenn Ford
Hugh O’brien
Item
Wyatt Earp
United States
Washington Post
Justice Burger
First Farm Women’s Club Formed at Grandview
Raleigh County announces a new home demonstration club in Grandview led by president Alma Carper with officers Molly McClure Mary Daniels and Oole Carper. Area Scout Leaders finalize plans for the Appalachian Council merit badge exposition set for April 2024 at Beckley Recreation Building. Beckley Moose Lodge members elect Fray Lilly as governor for the coming year.
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Raleigh County
Grandview
H. B. Thomas
Grandview Club
Alma Carper
Molly McClure
Mary Daniels
Oole Carper
Appalachian Council of Boy Scouts
Beckley
R. R. Relier
Hinton
KE. E. Bibb
James B. Deck
Joe L. Smith Jr
J. F. Chapman
Montreal
B. C. Minter
Beckley Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Fray Lilly
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