Thought For Today Verse Emphasizes Mediation and Prosperity
A devotional excerpt from Joshua 1 8 urges believers to meditate on the law day and night to follow its precepts, promising careful living and success. The line underscores steadfast scripture study as a path to prosperity and wise conduct.
Pollsters Postmortems Highlight Election Forecasts and Christmas Seals
Louis Harris will discuss election poll postmortems at the National Press Club in Washington with George Gallup, John Kraft, and Elmo Roper cited on forecast accuracy. The piece also surveys the Christmas seal drive begun in 1904 by Denmark and used since 1907 in the United States to fund tuberculosis and respiratory disease programs.
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Louis Harris
National Press Club
Washington
D. C
George Gallup
Harris
John F. Kraft
Kraft
Gallup
Kennedy
Elmo Roper
Nixon
Roper
Denmark
National Tuberculosis Association
TBA
Einer Hobboell
United States
Delaware
Emily Bissell
Miss Bissell
United
American Red Cross
All Purpose Lawyer Faces End of Era Says Carnegie Panel
The Carnegie Commission report argues specialization will reshape law. It urges two year law programs at Stanford and broader training, certification of specialists, and expanded undergraduate legal instruction to reduce the obsolescent model.
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Fred Hechinger
New York Times
New York
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Herbert L. Packer
Thomas Ehrlich
Stanford University
Harvard
Packer
Enrlich
Ehrlich
Stanford
Bonn Agreement Ends East German Quarantine on Ostpolitik Path
UPI reports the Bonn East Germany West Germany deal ending 23 years of isolation. Brandt’s ostpolitik gains momentum with UN membership talks and continued Soviet troop rights, shaping Nov 19 elections and potential reunification debates. The pact grants East Germany trade advantages andFirmly defines Berlin representation and postwar rights.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
East Germany
Bonn
Willy Brandt
Central Europe
Germanys
Britain
France
Austria
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
Germany
West Berlin
U.N
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw
Oder-Neisse
Brandt
Mailbag Nixon Regime Fantasies Questioned
The Register-We look down upon and wonder why youths smoke pot and take LSD. We fear why they create fantasy while a sober nation drugs itself. Watergate and other scandals frame a perilous path as the nation risks repeating 1984 in 1976.
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The
Register
It&t
Budget Motels Offer Rooms Under Ten Dollars A Night
Budget motels are expanding nationwide with single rooms under $10 and couples around $11. Chains like Motel 6 and Scottish Inns lead the market, while many others plan or operate budget properties to undercut traditional full service hotels.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
United States
Day’s Inns of
Atlanta
Laventhal
Kreksten
Horwath
Santa Barbara
Calif
Scottish Inns of
America
Kinston
N.H
Englewood Cliffs
N.J
Lesure
United Press International
Chamber aims for federal building. ends post office muddle drive
Fifty years ago in the Raleigh Register 1922 files, the Chamber of Commerce directors decided to center all efforts on securing a federal building and drop any push for a temporary post office settlement.
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Raleigh Register
Chamber of Commerce
Explaining the Electoral College and its 270 vote rule
The article outlines the constitutional basis for electors meeting in states to vote for president and vp The Senate opens and counts votes with the winner needing a majority of 538 electors If no majority the House chooses from top three by state delegations The piece notes historicals like 1800 and 1824 and cites 270 votes needed for a win with 1973 context
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Senate
House of Representatives
House
West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Wendell L. Willkie
Illinois
Ohio
California
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
New York
Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
William H. Crawford
Henry Clay
Adams
Richard Nixon
National Committee
Barbs A Light Year Of Electric Bills
A concise witticism about a year’s electric costs as a measure of a person’s stinginess. The remark frames a sharp judgment on character through a humorous, biting compare-and-contrast.
McGovern Proved Wrong Man Right From The Start
In a post election scene from Sioux Falls, analysts note McGovern faced a tough setback as McGovern supporters and Shriver laments reflect on bacon price remarks and campaign missteps. The piece casts McGovern as the wrong candidate for the top ticket, while Democratic gains in Congress offer some counterpoint.
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Senator McGovern
Saul Kohler
Newhouse
Sioux Falls
S. D
Bronx
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
George McGovern
Sen. McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Washington
Virgin Islands
Miami Beach
George Stanley McGovern
Tules
Richard Dougherty
Labor Day
Battle Creek
Democratic National Committee
George
Senate
Alf Landon
Kansas
Subscription rates and mailing instructions
The notice outlines address change requirements and subscription rates for Beckley Newspapers Corporation editions. It notes three percent state sales tax, independence of carriers and dealers, and terms for daily and Sunday delivery with monthly and annual pricing.
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United Press
International
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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