Thought For Today Quote From Galatians
A brief religious note cites Galatians urging spiritual readers to restore a fellow believer who sins with gentleness, while warning to examine oneself to avoid temptation. The message emphasizes restraint and supportive correction within the community.
Call Them Honorary in Morgantown Praise Sparks Backlash
A scathing letter denounces honorary memberships given to lawmakers including Lewis Memanus in Morgantown. The author accuses fat cats and absentee landlords of aligning public servants with private interests and questions many officials from Wyoming and Fayette counties. The piece warns against further honorary titles aimed at reducing state aims to a wasteland.
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Lewis Memanus
House of Delegates
Morgantown
Byrd
Tracy Hylton
Charles Cline
Wyoming County
Fayette County
Ethel Crandall
I. E
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Adam Joney
Ralph d. Williams
Little Larceny May Lift Employee Morale
A 1971 Psychology Today piece argues in-house theft can enrich a worker’s role by offering responsibility and challenge. Zeitlin cites a port authority case where tolerating $10 weekly theft per toll-taker reduced turnover, while Harvard Business Review rejected the idea as incompatible with academic norms.
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Psychology Today
Lawrence R. Zeitlin
City University of New York
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Rational world of strategic weapons in a wary era
Ray Cromley argues the uncertainty of forecasting Soviet strategic weapons. Intelligence, satellites, and computers give only a range of possibilities for SS-9 or SS-11 missiles and other ICBMs, with lead times delaying certainty. Arms control helps but cannot fully resolve the risk. educated guesses persist in the short term while better long term solutions may emerge.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Vatican condemns violence against newsmen in church instruction
The Holy See denounces violence toward journalists amid a 20 000 word pastoral on The Media Public Opinion and Human Progress approved by Pope Paul VI. It urges protection for reporters and calls for transparency and responsible reporting while stressing the duty of readers to seek reliable information.
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Vatican
Holy See
Paul VI
Pontifical Commission
Nixon Poised for 1972 Run Amid Global Detente Moves
President Nixon has not confirmed a bid for re election but White House watchers expect a second term. Aides boost strategy teams while Ziegler says no election plans have been considered. Foreign policy moves and arms talks with the Soviet Union plus openings with Red China could bolster his position.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Law and Order
U.S
Soviet Union
Red China
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mail Bag Letter Attacks United Nations as Betrayal
A Raleigh Register letter argues the United Nations weakens the United States, likening it to an epitaph for America. The writer cites Lincoln quotes, urges signed correspondence, and warns of loss of God’s favor and constitutional protection as UN influence grows.
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Raleigh Register
Abraham Lincoln
United Nations
Lincoln
United States
America
the United Nations
Behind the Scenes Fight for Rocket Control Emerges
In White Sands New Mexico top officials discuss a behind-the-scenes contest among Army Navy and Air Forces to control long range rocket development as a weapon of the future during a series of tests with German V 2 missiles. Mrs Clifford R Daniels former Alma Lilly becomes president of the Raleigh General Hospital Alumnae Nurses Association with officers Mrs W H Bardin and Mrs Edna Richmond elected.
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Raleigh Register
White Sands, N. Mex
Army
Navy
Clifford R. Daniels
Alma Lilly
Raleigh General Hospital
Bug Dust Mini Motorbike Antidote Sought By John Hodell
A Westwood Drive reader laments noisy unmuffled motorbikes that intrude on a quiet dead end street. He notes unlicensed riders, trail riding toward Torlone's Pond, and seeks solutions from fencing or other drastic measures. The letter contrasts human powered bikes with motorbikes and questions their societal impact.
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Dr. Pharr
Pearl Harbor
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Torlone’s Pond
Antiwar Demonstrations Draw Mixed Reactions
Sen Hugh Scott, R Pa, criticizes antiwar protests in Washington while Bob Lamb of the Mayday Collective defends violence as pathological, arguing the actions have alienated local sympathizers and raised concerns among observers.
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Bob Lamb
Mayday Collective
Sen
Hugh Scott
Washington
One Big Happy Church Stalled After a Decade of Doubt
The Consultation on Church Union faces long odds as critics and supporters debate merging Protestant denominations. Local ecumenism in Iowa City drew 10,000 people to Pentecost services led by Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, while national talks struggle over power sharing and cost.
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Church Union
Friends of Church Union
James Pike
Eugene Carson Blake
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Church of Christ Uniting
Uniting of Christians
Christian Community
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Jack L. Zervas
First Presbyterian Church
Heart of America
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