Thought for Today on speaking ill and exposing crimes
A reflective line notes that condemning a good man for speaking ill is improper, and that it is fitting to expose and know the crimes of bad men, asserting the public interest in revealing wrongdoing. This maxim emphasizes accountability and justice.
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Henry Campbell Black
Rising U S Traffic Toll And 1972 Fatalities
A December 8 U S air crash in Chicago killed 46 aboard and drew headlines while nationwide traffic deaths rise. The National Safety Council projects 56 700 highway deaths in 1972 with up to two million disabling injuries. Drunken driving remains a major factor as driving reaches new mileages.
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United Airlines
Chicago
National Safety Council
R. R. Bartelsmeyer
J. D. Harvard
British Medical Association
World Health Organization
National Highway Safety Administration
Havard
The Last Broadcast of Eric Kronkeller Satirizes Nixon Era News
A transcript printed as a grim warning mocks biased reporting and elitist gossip in the Nixon era. Kronkeller lampoons official boasts, the Washington Post arrest, and the President’s four hour battle with elements, ending with Kronkeller’s custody.
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Eric Kronkeller
Richard M. Nixon
Potomac
White House
Washington Post
Post
Secretary of the Treasury
Brazil
Fort Knox
Mr. Agnew
Agnew
Gallup Operative Says GOP Lost 1972 Election
UPI analysis says Democrat Robert Strauss and Republican George Bush face limited authority as party chiefs. Strauss must balance diverse Democrats while Bush relies on the White House. Gallup's Crespi notes Republicans lost ground in 1972 despite Nixon’s landslide, affecting 1974 prospects and 1976 strategy.
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Gallup
GOP
Arnold B. Lawislak
Washington
UPI
Robert Strauss
George Bush
Texas
Strauss
Dallas
Bush
Houston
Nixon
White House
Democratic Party
AFL Cio
Henry M. Jackson
Hubert H. Humphrey
New South
Dale Bumpers
Robin Askew
California
Charles Manatt
Maine
George Mitchell
Irving Crespi
House
Senate
Chile Plans New Suspension of Foreign Debt Payments
Bankrupt Chile will seek a moratorium from the Paris Club and 11 other creditor nations on 380 million dollars in loans and interest due in 1973. Last year Chile won a similar arrangement rescheduling about 70 percent of its 1972 debt, with bilateral talks to set remaining 30 percent.
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Arthur Golden
Santiago
Chile
UPI
Paris Club
United States
Lester grows on planning as Commercial Hotel remodels
Lester advances with development plans as the Commercial Hotel on the main street is renovated for a new theatre and a state liquor store on the first floor. City council briefs address claims for fifth council seat and January 1 transition.
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Lester
Raleigh County
Beckley
W. Edwin Ratcliffe
F. A. Freeman
Bear Sightings Near Maple Fork Road In Raleigh
Reports from 1922 note a party of nine hunted a large black bear after rain caused its loss overnight. Bill Blakey alerted with a sighting near Maple Fork and Town district where the bear briefly eluded the group before escaping. Beckley awaits further developments.
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Bill Blakey
Watts- Paige Motor Car Company
Maple Fork Road
Hard Road
W. H. Chrisley
Lloyd Waugh
Frank Bennett
Frank Gibson
Gene McDonough
Carl Stover
W. W. Watts
Lacy Trump
Blakey
Beast
Beckley
P.S. I
Chicago Referendum on Community Police Control 1975
A Chicago coalition proposes a 1975 ballot measure for community control of the police. The plan would place budget oversight under a Citywide Police Commission and district boards with hiring, policy, and promotion decisions to be centralized locally. The drive, led by the Illinois Black Panther Party, seeks broad support amid opposition from city leadership and law and order groups.
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LA Palmer
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
United States
Coalition For Community Control of Police
Citizens Police Commission
Illinois
Black Panther Party
Panthers
Bobby Rush
Ilinois
Fred Hampton
Mark Clark
Rush
NAACP
Alliance To End Repression
Operation Push
League of Black Women
Puerto Rican United Front
The
Council For the Navajo
An Anonymous Theologian Debates Babel Allegory in Church
A cautious anonymous theologian challenges a preacher’s literal reading of the Tower of Babel. He argues the story is allegorical, notes biblical scribal error, and critiques language collapse, politics, and public discourse as signs of miscommunication and social drift.
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Shinar
Bricklayers
Shem
Arphaxad
Quote from Elliot Richardson on Nixon appointments
The quote notes Elliot L. Richardson reflecting on offers that come after confidence grows, regarding his new appointment by President Nixon as Secretary of Defense. It captures the political maneuvering surrounding high level cabinet changes in that era.
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Elliot L. Richardson
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Defense
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