Thought For Today Quote By Harry S Truman
A concise quotation from former U S president Harry S Truman proclaims justice as the earths greatest power to which all must submit. The line reflects a traditional wartime era ideal and public moral framing.
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Harry S Truman
U.S
Pasteur and Bowl Season Reflections on Cancer Theory
The article traces Pasteur's germ theory and vaccine work, notes possible viral links to cancer with University of Chicago and Emory findings, and discusses bowl game history and proposed pre-bowl playoffs. It contrasts public excitement with caution about cures and notes recent matchups and point spreads for major bowls.
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Emory University of Atlanta
Rose
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Gator
Peach
Michigan
Stanford
Pasadena
Calif
Washington
Brown
Georgia Tech
Iowa State
Harrah
University of Southern California
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Penn State
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Why God Hides And The Christmas Mystery
A reflective meditation on why God conceals Himself in paradox and how the Christmas story hints that human freedom matters more to Him than obvious signs. It cites Augustine’s restless heart and suggests a hunger guiding seekers toward faith.
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St. Augustine
Santa Claus as a Democrat, Elephant, and Uncle Sam brother
The piece links Santa, the Democratic donkey, the Republican elephant, and Uncle Sam to Thomas Nast, the 19th century cartoonist. It details Nast’s life from birth in Bavaria to his rise in American illustration, his 1866 Santa design, donkey and elephant symbols in 1874, and his role in exposing Tammany Hall.
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Bob Wills
Monroe Avenue
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Thomas Nast
Landau
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Nast
America
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Bryant
Broadway
13Th
Encyclopedia Britannica
Theodore Kaufman
National Academy of Design
Frank Leslie
Harper’s Weekly
England
New York Illustrated News
Italy
Garibaldi
Illustrated London News
U.S
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Clement C. Moore
St. Nicholas
Moore
Old Elf
William M
Boss
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Guayaquil
Ecuador
GOF
Thoughts On Deaths Of Ex Presidents By Richard L Worsnop
Editor notes preface Truman's illness as he fights for life at 88 in Kansas City hospital. The column traces ex presidents' fates after leaving office, citing Hoover, Eisenhower, Pierce, Grant, Adams, Jefferson and others with dates, longevity, and memoirs.
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Truman
Kansas City
John Adams
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Adams
van Buren
Fillmore
Trumian
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Striken
Washington
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Franklin Pierce
White House
Dictionary of American Biography
Pierce
New Hampshire
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
William H. Vanderbilt
Mark Twain
Edmund Wilson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Tyler
Pierze
Buchanan
United
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
James Monroe
Kissinger Tho Talks In Desert Tent Reach 1134th Session
The 1134th secret Kissinger Tho meeting concludes after 3 hours 41 minutes in a desert wadi near The Sahara. Observers weigh signs of progress amid satirical press commentary and speculative cease-fire predictions.
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Tri Wadi
The
Sahara
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Here
Associated Press
Kissinger
New York
Reuters
New York Times
Paris
Haig
Enormous Budget Consequences From Minor Bills
The piece explains formula spending hidden in small bills can trigger vast budget effects. It details two types of formula spending and cites examples such as veterans pensions, Medicare, Medicaid, and welfare programs. It warns that low-profile measures can lock in costly obligations beyond annual appropriations.
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Congress
Nixon
G.I
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