Thought For Today Quote on Ignorance and Truth
A moral axiom attributed to Thomas Jefferson argues that ignorance can be preferable to error, asserting that those who believe nothing are closer to truth than those who hold false beliefs. The line reflects a caution about certainty and a call toward慎慎 inquiry.
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Jumping toward liberty and rising beef prices profiled
A Seeley Mudd Law Building dedication speech warns of gradual erosion of rights in the name of security and progress. The piece notes Nixon lifting meat import quotas, beef prices rising about 14 percent, and per capita beef consumption increasing from 88.8 to 113.3 pounds yearly, with international demand and shortages shaping future costs.
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Seeley G. Mudd Law Building
Washington
United States
Nixon
Fred Bergsten
Brookings Institution
Australia
New Zealand
Central America
Wall Street Journal
Paris
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Uruguay
Abortion On Demand A Complex Moral Medical Question
The piece argues abortion on demand is not a simple political issue but a clash of rights. It contrasts women's rights to control their bodies with the fetus as a developing human life, noting strong moral and medical disagreements and the difficulty of compromise.
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United Press International
Doctors Debate Fees While Wary Of Public Aid
At a Raleigh County Health Council meeting doctors joke about rising house call fees and hospital investments. The spoof dialogue touches on malpractice insurance and the ethics of care as they discuss unused dental equipment and the need to sanitize their thoughts.
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Physicians and Dentists Committee
Sawbones
Jim Bandage
Bill
Ethical
Wm. Ethical, Jr
Zem
Southern Regional Health Council
New Approach Proposed for Drug Use Policy
Two researchers from Harvard outline a licensing system for narcotics and a comprehensive care program. They argue for policy assessment, social research, and rapid update of laws every few years to reflect findings. They classify users into three groups and urge shifting focus from policing to informed treatment and research.
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Victor Wilson
Newhouse’ News Service
Washington
United States
Britain
Norman E. Zinberg
Harvard Medical School
Boston Psychoanalytic Institute
John A. Robertson
Harvard Law School
Russell Sage
Simon & Schuster
Zinberg-Robertson
Zinberg and Robertson
Food and Drug Administration
Zinsberg and
Robertson
Kurds Pressure Iraqi Regime Over Autonomy Fight
Kurdish leaders led by Gen. Mustafa al Barzani renew their long struggle for autonomy as Iraq and Iran clash. Baghdad faces a costly, stalled 1970 agreement with Kurds, who demand Kirkuk be Kurdish and cabinet representation. Soviet-Iraqi ties intensify the regional power balance amid oil interests.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Iraq
Iran
Turkey
Syria
Persian Gulf
Soviet Union
Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr
Mustafa al-Barzani
Baghdad
Kirkuk
Gulf
Barzani
Mail Bag Questioning Nixon Re-Election
A reader in August 1972 criticizes Richard M. Nixon for peace rhetoric while approving heavy air attacks on North Vietnam and damaging dikes and irrigation systems. The letter reflects South Vietnam and Thieu era concern over U.S. policy.
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the Register
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
North Vietnam
Interstate road plan and Nixon's 1968 policies questioned
A Raleigh Register reader asks if Raleigh will join a national four lane expressway network amid federal state and city agreement on an interstate plan. The letter critiques Nixon 1968 actions, noting continued war funding, vetoed health education and labor bill, and GOP convention dissent suppression.
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Washington
U. S
Nixon
North Vietnam
Miami Beach
Beckley Hotel Change Services In Beckley August
Rev William Meade of the Moundsville church will hold August services at St Stephens Episcopal Church Beckley. Howard Hatch and his wife from Cincinnati arrive to manage the Beckley Hotel replacing Fred Grant who has resigned after several months in charge.
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Moundsville Church
Beckley
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Howard Hatch
Cincinnati
Beckley Hotel
Fred Grant
McGovern Reporter Heads to Miami After Crosscountry Tour
Chicago Sun-Times correspondent describes McGovern campaign mood, the Nixon lead, and campaign mechanics from Ohio to Lordstown. He notes aides Dutton and Dougherty drafting speeches, the danger of the Re-Election committee, and unions like United Auto Workers rallying for McGovern amid a harsh antiwar climate.
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McGovern
Fred Dutton
Dick Dougherty
Dutton
Kennedy
Dougherty
Committee For
Secretary of Defense
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Polly Hackett
Richard Nixon
Washington
Richard. Nixon
Union
Lordstown
Ohio
United Auto Workers
Vegas
Hanoi
Richa
Raleigh Register Democratic notices text
Fragmentary newspaper imprint listing Raleigh Register Democratic, Beckley Newspapers Corporation address in Beckley West Virginia, editor contact details, and publication specifics missing readable event or notice content. The snippet shows publication line and phone reference but no actionable notice details.
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