Thought For Today Proverb Reflects Diligence and Safety
A devotional line cites Proverbs 18 9 and 10 stressing that laziness harms work and that the name of the Lord offers protection. The saying emphasizes diligence and faith as sources of safety and strength for believers.
China Sees English Learning Boom Amid Cultural Shift
The West Asia and the Pacific report a Chinese push to study Western languages, especially English, sparked by Nixon visit. Courses spread in major cities with radio lessons and pro revolution phrases included in curricula.
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Western Hemisphere
China
Middle Kingdom
Shanghai
Chairman Mao
Communist Party of China
NEA
Foreign Language Interest Drops in U S Across Studies
A NEA report notes declining enrollments in university and high school language programs including French German and Russian. The drop, linked to shifts away from science and classic disciplines and easier travel abroad, raises mild alarm among academics.
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United States
Council On Teaching of “Foreign Languages
Deedee Nixon Hoover Discusses Willingness to Die for Thieu
A Chicago Daily News interview with Deedee Nixon Hoover, daughter of the president, reveals she would sacrifice her life to preserve the Thieu government in Vietnam. She comments on Europe, Asia, domino theory, and wartime air strikes in a playful but serious tone.
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Chicago
Daily News
Julia Nixon Eisenhower
Thieu
Vietnam
Patricia Nixon
White House
Deedee Nixon Hoover
Washington
Calvin Coolidge Hoover
Herbert
Union
Deedee
Southeast Asia
Calvin
Southwest Asia
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Northeast Asia
Babe Ruth
Daddy
Japan
John Wayne
North Vietnam
Wright Brothers
Raleigh Register ad rates and distribution note
A Raleigh Register notice from Beckley Newspapers outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and home delivery options. It lists postal offices in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia, fee details including three cent state sales tax, and notes on address changes and carrier distribution.
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Terrorism and Diplomacy Weigh Mideast Crisis
In London an Israeli agricultural attaché dies when a booby trapped envelope explodes. Talks in Beirut Jerusalem Tripoli and at the United Nations seek prevention and cure as Libya praises Munich attackers while Lebanon faces Palestinian refugee pressures and 300000 refugees in camps. The piece notes UN limits and rising cross border links in terrorism.
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Moammer Khadafy
Mideast
Israel
Atlantic
Persian Gulf
Suleiman Fran
Jich
Abba Eban
Palestine
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Linda Jenness Campaign Highlights Youth Focus and Reform Goals
Linda Jenness of the Socialist Workers Party campaigns since 1971 with Andrew Pulley as running mate. She acknowledges not winning but aims to mobilize youth and Marxist audiences to build mass movements across women's, antiwar, black, and labor causes, regardless of electoral outcome.
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Washington
UPI
Linda Jenness
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Jenness
Socialist Workers Party
SWP
Andrew Pulley
Chicago
Atlanta
Philadelphia Tribune
Mail Bag Unfixed Hole in Daniels Road Draws Suit Talk
A reader from Daniels West Virginia warns the State Department of Highways about a large unfilled hole near Daniels that could cause accidents and lawsuits. She suggests a culvert and paving as cheaper fixes. The letter references Socialist Workers Party candidates Jenness and Pulley, outlines SWP platform goals, and notes their 1970 and 1969 campaigns.
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SWP
Jenness
el Reno
Okla
Georgia
Atlanta
Doug Jenness
Militant
Socialist Workers Party
Pulley
Greenwood
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Civil Air Patrol unit to receive plane and trainer
Lt. C. H. Dew announced the Beckley Squadron will get an airplane flown from Huntington to this city and a Link trainer sent from a Texas Army air base. He and staff Lt. Albert Lilly Lt Robert Ellison and Lt. Ray Dew attended a Charleston CAP meeting led by Lt. Col. L. E. Farnsworth.
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Civil Air Patrol
Huntington
Army Air Base
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C. H. Dew
Albert Lilly
Robert Ellison
Ray Dew
Charleston
L. E. Farnsworth
Words that shape a century Crabb’s synonymes and accurate speech
A 1916 introduction praises Crabb’s English Synonymes and the need for exact expression in democracy. Finley argues words measure thought, warning against verbal poverty and misused language, using biblical and literary examples to urge careful speech and lasting linguistic precision.
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John H. Finley
State of
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Caliban
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Robert Burns
Agnew to woo blue collar voters in ethnic urban centers
The article describes Spiro Agnew's campaign role targeting disaffected blue-collar Catholics in big cities. Nixon aides aim to win Italian, Polish and other ethnic blocs by arguing McGovern’s doubts on welfare taxes and draft policy, with Agnew making frequent appeals in urban labor corridors.
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NEA
Spiro Agnew
Democratic Party
Nixon
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
McGovern
Agnew
Shriver
Hanoi
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York City
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