Thought For Today Verse Quotation Reflects Mount Zion Fight
A biblical saying from Isaiah 29 8 is quoted about nations fighting against Mount Zion linking hunger and thirst to spiritual struggle. The lines compare dreams of eating or drinking to unquenched desires among peoples in conflict.
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Mount Zion
Rumor of Hylton GOP bid shocks Ninth District fans
A Post-Herald note repeats talk that Tracy W. Hylton Mullens strip miner and failed May candidate may quit the Democrats to seek Republican backing against Warren McGraw. The chatter questions GOP loyalty and fear of a costly, aggressive drive to win Suh District.
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Post-Herald
Tracy W. Hylton
Warren McGraw
Retailers Extend Hours to Sundays and Nearly 24/7
Retail chains including Giant Safeway AP and Grand Union extend hours toward midnight and Sunday openings to boost sales amid rising food prices. Blue laws clash as merchants and local authorities argue over Sunday selling. date context cites historical roots from Constantine in 321 AD through English and American precedents. The NRMA notes a softened opposition as members increasingly operate on Sundays.
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Giant
Safeway
Grand Union
Big Chaims
7-Elevens
Edward Deeb
National Association of Food Retailers
Constantine
England
National Retail Merchants Association
NRMA
S.B.S
Book Theorizes FAA Leadership Fails Public Safety
Victor Wilson recounts former FAA safety evaluator Philip Ryther accusing the agency of inefficiency and industry coziness. He cites mismanagement, lax controls on non certified operators, and deadly charter crashes, urging a major management overhaul to protect airline passengers.
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Victor Wilson
Washington
Philip & Ryther
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Ryther
Doubleday
Federal Department of Transportation
John A. Volpe
John H. Shaffer
Grand Canyon
University of Wichita
Colorado
Marshall University
Congress
Republican National Committee
White House
Nixon
Arms sales swirl in Latin America amid ceilings and new orders
UPI notes a 75 million ceiling on Latin American arms sales by the U.S. Congress, yet Venezuela ordered 60 million dollars of French arms in a major prewar purchase. Over two years Latin American demand neared 1 billion dollars with France as top supplier, while U.S. policy moves to loosen the limit and expand sales.
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Congress
United States
France
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Pentagon
U.S
Latin America
State Department
Latin “America
Robert P. Patterson
Peru
Brazil
Argentina
Colombia
Venezuela
Cuba
Britain
Italy
West Germany
Chile
Torlone’s Pond Area Could Be City Park
The writer urges the City to acquire 21 acres around Torlone’s Pond on Westwood Drive to create a public park. Lorenzo Torlone, born in Navelli Italy, long-time baker and founder of Raleigh Baking Company, preserves the pond with his brother Bill and values quiet, noncommercial use. The piece notes Torlone’s Star of Italian Solidarity award in 1957 and suggests a fair offer from the City could relocate the property for public enjoyment.
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Torlone’s Pond
Westwood Drive
Westwood
Lorenzo Terlone
Terlone
Bill
Lorenzo Torlone
Torlone
Navelli
Abruzzi
Italy
Logan
Beckley
Raleigh Baking Company
Lorenzo
Locust Drive
Anthony Misiti
Shredder Makers Benefit As ITT Records Spark Sales
ITT Corp.'s destruction of records sparked a sales surge for office shredder makers. Morris Golde of Electric Waste Basket Corp. says long rising demand comes from businesses universities and hospitals seeking to destroy confidential material.
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GOP
New York
UPI
ITT Corp
San Diego
ITT
Morris Golde
Electric Waste Basket Corp
Golde
New Methodist Tabernacle Opens on Prince Street
Opening services are set for the new Methodist Episcopal tabernacle on Prince Street across from the courthouse square. Rev. G. J. Johnson states the building, completed recently, will host Sunday worship. W. W. Wolford began work on a 50 by 145 foot brick garage on South Fayette Street to house his business, marking a notable improvement to Fayette and the new McCreery street.
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Raleigh Register
New Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle
Prince St
G. J. Johnson
W. W. Wolford
Building fund reaches 10366.56 with adds from donors
The fund for a new building, moved from White Sulphur Springs, grows to 10 366.56 dollars with additional donations of 75 dollars. City Recorder William P. Laren reports the Raleigh County Board of Education donated land for the site near Central junior high school and the project will be supervised by the city recreation board.
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Raleigh Register
White Sulphur Springs
William P. Laren
Raleigh County Board of Education
City Recreation Board
Labor's 1968 Power Loom Faces McGovern Slippage
Washington dispatch notes slippage for Sen. George McGovern on labor support as COPE guidance and AFL CIO funds may not flow as before. It recalls 1968 efforts that registered 4.6 million voters, ran 650 telephone banks with 24 6 thousand volunteers, and produced 55 million pamphlets against George Wallace.
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Nea
George McGovern
George Meany
McGovern
COPE
Thefl-Cio
Labor
al Barkan
Meany
James Rowe Jr
Hubert Humphrey
Rowe
Barkan
Theodore White
Humphrey
McGovern — Organization
George Wallace
Mary Zon
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
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