Presidents and God shaping 20th century leadership
A 20th century overview of U S presidents and their faiths in a five part series. Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson are highlighted with notes on church membership, open prayer, and moral leadership. The piece traces how belief guided policy and public life amid national crises.
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U.S
George W. Cornell
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Jefferson
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Lincoln
Wilson
God
White House
David E. Green
Edmund Fuller
Washington
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
van Buren
Polk
Buchanan
Cleveland
Hoover
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Ford
William Henry Harrison
Taylor
Fillmore
Grant
Arthur
Taft
Harding
Cuba
Roosevelt
Harvard
Episcopal Christ Church
Heavenly Choir
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
League of Nations
George Clemenceau
Jesus Christ
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Almed
Brethren In Christ
National Presbyterian Church
Smarle
Potomac
Congress
Derbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. James Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
N.Y
Samuel Rosenman
Europe
Groton School
Fdr
Eleanor
Germany
Soren Kierkegaard
Harry S. Truman
First Baptist Church
Bess
Say
Houston
Democratic Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Luci
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
St. Dominics Church
Deep Sea Catch Aboard The Sharkish Puzzle Clue
The paragraph lists sea catch names like tuna kingfish sailfish bluefish and albacore with a puzzle directive about moving words in all directions. The hidden clue hints at a tiger of the sea and mentions page 17 as the solution reference.
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Tuna
Sailfish
Bluefish
Sketches Speak softly when you talk of love
A reflective verse about love stressing kindness truth and perseverance. It urges gentle speech and honest devotion to keep love strong through hardship and to give life meaning, guiding readers to hold fast once found.
Almanac highlights for December 23, 1976
On this day in history General George Washington resigns his commission and retires to Mount Vernon in 1783. The National Broadcasting Company establishes a permanent coast to coast hookup in 1928.
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United Press International
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
George Washington
U.S. Army
Mount Vernon
National Broadcasting Company
Beard Changes a Retirement Lifestyle Story
A retiree describes how growing a beard and updating his image sparked renewed social activity. He stopped shaving after retirement, adopted new clothes, golf, walks, and longer hair, and found himself more outgoing and engaged with friends. The piece ends noting the beard’s surprising positive effect on his retirement.
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Paul Hightower
Fife
Christmas Stockings For All Babies At Providence Hospital
Babies born at Women and Infants Hospital in Providence will go home on Christmas Day wrapped in bright red stockings. Hospital officials say the festive surprise eases anxious parents during the busy holiday period.
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Yale Babies
Providence
Women and Infants Hospital
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