Nixon Romanian trip shows world peace aim without aid
Editorial lauds President Nixon's world tour and Romania visit as proof that nations can pursue peace without U.S. foreign aid or military involvement. It argues the Romanian reception highlights limits of buying friendship and urges a more self‑reliant, U.S. centered foreign policy aligned with domestic priorities.
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Harsha
U.S
Washington
Nixon
United States
Hie Mac
Rumania
Bucharest
Philippines
Indonesia
Thailand
India
Pakeistan
South Vietnam
Romania
Post Office Reform Gains Industry Support in U K
NAM president W P Gallander testified before the House committee endorsing the bill H R 11750 to transform the Post Office into a public corporation. He urged removing executive pay and capex caps, empower an independent board, and review private ownership options periodically. He cited business mail volumes and potential penalties for using private express carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
House Committee On the Post Office and Civil Service
W. P. Gallander
NAM
Gallander
U. S
Kappel Commission
Congress
Harvard Convocation Draws SDS Criticism of New Left
A Harvard June 12 convocation drew strong criticism of SDS and the New Left as a national threat to American education. The speaker, linked to SDS, was introduced by President Nathan Pusey amid claims of Marxist influence and campus violence. The piece portrays the SDS as advancing a Marxist-Leninist drive, with broader concerns about the nation’s educational system under attack.
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Harvard University
America
New Left
Karl Marx
Communist Party USA
pro-Moscow
Progressive Labor Party
pro-Peking
Socialist Workers Party
Trotskyites
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
SDS National Council
Austin
Texas
Harvard
Out and About Amid Storms and Fading Weekend Plans
A rainy Saturday morning interrupts fishing plans with John Craver at Rooster Orchard Lake. The narrative shifts to a political tirade about the New Left and revolutionary movements, urging action against perceived enemies and noting Harvard SDS marches as a catalyst for broader alarm. A storm tracks toward the Little Miami River Valley as the day unfolds.
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John Craver
Letter to Editor on local charity impact and statewide potential
The writer cites a boy’s line about small beginnings and argues small county giving could scale to Ohio and beyond. He claims about $1400 yearly per poor county, $123,200 statewide, and $4,928,000 nationwide, urging charity begin at home over foreign missions.
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David Everett
Ohio
How Firm a Foundation Hymn History and Tuning Details
This article traces the hymn How Firm a Foundation from its 1787 Rippon's Selections origin through its tune Geard by R. Keene and later Bellevue Foundation. It notes misattributions to Anna Steele and Jessie Mercer origins, and links verses to 1 Corinthians 3 11 Joshua 1 9 Psalm 3 42 and 1 Peter 4 12 13 with broader cultural significance and national foundations.
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Rippon
H. L. Hastings
Boston
London
R. Keene
Hastings
Julian
John Francis Wade
Duke of Leeds
Portugal
Foundation
Bellevue
Anna Steele
Jessie Mercer
Georgia
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Paul
Josh
Joshua
Peter
Youth led church service shocks old guard at parish
Parson Jones recounts a youth driven service with a parade banner God is Alive Joy Joy Joy and balloons. Ben Twist read about Jesus arrival while teens sang Happy Day songs and carried slogans like Vote for Jesus. Miss Nellie Gogo urged happiness in faith.
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God
Jesus
Ben Twist
Nellie Gogo
Capitol Report on 1969 raises and day care aid
The Senate approved a House bill to broaden aid for low income families to cover child day care and directed state and county welfare departments to support development of day care facilities. Other Senate actions included passage of a housing bill for modular homes and restrictions on witnesses in elections.
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Senate
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Washington Report
William H. Harsha
U.K
Postal Service
Board of Directors
New Left Movement
Searcy
Arkansas
Little
Miami River
Geo. T. Brown
Parson Jones
Clermont Courier
Capitol Report
Elizabeth Landeweer
Nook
Edus Hazilton
Fenton Ave
Ciscinnati
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