The Incarnation and Christmas Compartmentalization
A Christ centered critique urges readers to move beyond sentimental images of Jesus born in a manger and recognize God’s redemptive word in all aspects of life. The piece argues Jesus grew up and challenged worldly divisions by revealing God’s sovereignty over every reality.
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Christ
Jesus
Numar
Bethicken
Joseph
Mary
Pringal
Jesus Ou
Mt. Son
Gov
Jesus Notte
Peopl
God
Sts. Petersburg Times
the Times This Marine
Bez Innine
Christmas in Vietnam War Zone Echoes of Carols
A wartime dispatch describes Christmas decorations in Vietnam units from Marine to Green Berets and Montagnards, with canned carols from Armed Forces Radio. It notes no midnight masses due to danger, prisoners of war remembered, and historic reflections on Christmas spirit amid conflict.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Armed Forces
Clude
Ca General
Ambassador Goldberg Defends Sanctions On Rhodesia Criticism
In a speech at the United Nations, Ambassador Goldberg argues that international pressure must oppose minority-rule regimes. He cites Rhodesia and warns that discriminatory systems invite global sanctions, comparing to Red China and the Soviet Union to illustrate broader threats to peace.
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Goldberg
Reotoahilar
Ali O
Rhodesia
Hallon
Africa
China
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Editors' Mailbag Urges Care for Christmas Pets
Readers share concerns about unchosen animals in pet shops during Christmas. They emphasize proper water, food, and cage access for turtles birds hamsters mice and other animals, noting damaged or knocked over dishes and stressed animals.
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Everal
McGill Reflects on Reading Classics and Poetry
Ralph McGill discusses his holiday reading view of classics from youth including Austen Hawthorne and Tolstoy. He notes the joy of revisiting Carl Sandburg and Robert Frost and laments the inability to reread all cherished works, stressing poetry as a lifelong influence.
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Ames
Fen Imo
Cooper
Jane Austin
Hawthorne
Spencer
Saeorges ‘Sand
Ditkens
Fragmentary Thought Poem Fragment in Odd Diction
Fragmentary OCR reads as a poetic reflection on faith and trust with scattered capitalization and punctuation. It hints at Whittier and Romantic themes, mentioning steps of faith and the seeming void, suggestive of a moral or contemplative snippet rather than a full poem.
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James 'R.'Mccormick
Valley ‘Plaza ‘Methodist’ Church
Scottsdale
Ke, James Rh. McCormick
Considine
Jonathan ‘Wainwright
Karenko
Ceampeon
Formosa
Berry Goldwater
Artemr Goldberg
Hoogesia
Speliec Ou
Tod
Bats
Mailbag
Animal Care
Provokmep
welsOumnamticg
Lion
Ralph McGill
Carl Sendburg
Robert
Mims
Vanaerbilt University
Ham
Whittier
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