Thought For Today Joshua 1:9 Quote
A short devotional note centers on Joshua 1:9 urging strength and courage. It quotes a directive about obedience and consequence, framing faithfulness as central to daily resolve. The line emphasizes resilience in following commandments.
Court clash over Establishment Clause sparks holiday parking woes
The piece criticizes county officials for an unconstitutional display and government favoritism toward religion. It laments political lawlessness and questions parking lot repairs planned during the Christmas shopping season, noting blocked spaces and possible city mismanagement.
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Raleigh County
Supreme Court of the United States
McGowen
Maryland
Toreaso
Watkins
Prince Street
I Cannot Weep for Others While My World Remains Safe
A reflective piece argues that concern fades when distant suffering touches no personal world. The author contrasts 1200 ton bombings with personal loss of a loyal dog, urging readers to care about death and misery beyond their own lives.
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India
Chronicle Publishing Co
Subscription Rates by Mail and Home Delivery
Rates listed for mail subscriptions and home delivery. One year mail 38.11, six months 19.06, three months 9.79. Home delivered by carrier weekly 70c or monthly 3.05.
Beaver to Rebuild Boy Scout Troop Under Lions Sponsorship
Beaver community revival of scouting follows Lions Club decision to sponsor a troop. U S Akers chairs the Troop Committee with Harry F Bowling Andy Lilly Keith Bobbitt and Tracy Shannon as members, Robert J Keaton named Scoutmaster.
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Beaver
Beaver Lions Club
U. S. Akers
The
Beaver School
Harry F. Bowling
Andy Lilly
Keith Bobbitt
Tracy Shannon
Robert J. Keaton
Mailbag Defends Terri West Against Detractors
A letter defends Terri West amid criticism by Arthur Porter, John Almond, and Larry Tucker over her presidency of the Young Democrats. The writer accuses rivals of prejudice over a hospital visit remark and urges backing true Democrats to unite the party.
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Terri West
the Register
Charles E. Ryan
Post Herald
Arthur Porter
John Almond
Larry Tucker
Young Democrats
Miss West
Weston State Hospital
Democratic Executive Committee
Young Democrat
Porter
Almond
Tucker
Mr. Porter
Warren McGraw
Jay Rockefeller
Porter, Almond, & Tucker
Public Schools Lacking Drug Education Urged by Concerned Father
A father urges school officials to implement drug education in public schools citing rising teen drug use and the need to teach youths about the risks, jail, hospital, and death outcomes to deter experimentation.
Nixon reshapes bureacracy for second term in presidency
UPI reports President Nixon plans to overhaul the lower ranks of the executive branch for his second term. The top White House team remains largely unchanged while new undersecretaries and deputies will require White House approval through a new efficiency office led by Frederic Malek.
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Eugene V. Risher
Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Defense Department
Caspar W. Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Richardson
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Peter M. Flanigan
Ronald L. Ziegler
William Timmons
Congress
Roy L. Ash
California
Weinberger
New York
Peter Brennan
Richard Nixon
Frederic Malek
Brussels Struggles Over Language Divide Splits Belgium
Analysis of Brussels as center of NATO and the Common Market contrasts with Belgium’s two linguistic communities the French speaking Walloons and Dutch speaking Flemings. The Eyskens government fell over a regional language reform with Brussels made bilingual and enclaves debated. Flemish gains in prosperity deepen tensions between regions as Wallonia declines.
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Phil Newsom
Brussels
Europe
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
European Common Market
Flemish Sea
Gaston Eyskens
Eyskens
Limbourg
Social Christian Party
Mons
Wallonia
University of Louvain
Flanders
The Nixon Theology Examines Nixon and Religion
A critical look by Charles P. Henderson challenges President Nixon's ties between patriotism and piety. The book argues Nixon seeks to prove integrity, explores civil religion in American political life, and questions whether ends justify means amid national identity concerns.
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Nixon
Henderson
Princeton University
Presi
Dent
Billy Graham
Judge McDonnell Accused After North Side Gun Threat
Chicago area man, Allan Simon, claims Associate Judge John J. McDonnell threatened to shoot him during a parking dispute near the Friendly restaurant. Simon obtained a warrant for aggravated assault as McDonnell faced investigation and possible disciplinary action.
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Chicago Daily News
Illinois Judicial Inquiry” Board
Chicago
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John J. McDonnell
Cook County
Simon
Western Electric Co
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Friendly
Twe
Chicago Avenue
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Edward Hanrahan
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