Editorial View of the 92nd Congress and Nixon's Balance
The piece argues the 92nd Congress largely backed Nixon’s agenda with a Democratic tilt, noting a mix of approved and blocked White House goals. It highlights welfare reform debates, revenue sharing hopes, vetoes on day care and public service programs, and limited progress on ecology while preserving foreign policy control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
House
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Congress
Vietnam
Laos
Looking Ahead to 1972 U S Military Power Restore
Dr George S Benson discusses national education program in Searcy Arkansas citing Pompidou Nixon policies and the need to rebuild U S military power. He warns Soviet Russia leads in key weaponry and urges citizen action to strengthen defense while analyzing European dynamics and NATO standings.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
United Nations
New York
House
Senate
Washington
America
Defense Department
Soviet Russia
U.S.A
Breshnev
Kosygin
U. S
Equal Protection and Freedom of Expression in Advertising age
A four paragraph summary arguing for First Amendment rights in media while warning against censorship in advertising. Cites Jane's Fighting Ships on Soviet navy superiority, Nixon remarks on missile strength, and Congressman Hebert predicting Soviet lead by 1975. previews next week’s piece on U S dwindling strength.
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America
Jane’s
U. S
Ussr
United States
Richard Nixon
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
U.S.A
F. Edward Hebert
House
Armed Services Committee
Growing Christmas Trees In Containers Could Save Millions
The article notes that Christmas causes large tree destruction with multi millions felled in natural forests and millions more from nursery grown evergreens. It suggests renting live trees from nurseries, planting them after Christmas, and expanding use of container grown trees to save thousands yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New Dollar Comes Under Global Devaluation Pressure in 1972
The article explains a 12 percent devaluation of the dollar relative to other currencies following an international agreement. It discusses Washington's admission the dollar was overvalued, Nixon's end of gold convertibility, and the potential impact on U S international payments and the Western monetary system.
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Lee
America
Pravda
Washington
Nixon
U. S
Locals share holiday visits and engagements in Batavia area
Reading of Christmas gatherings includes Earfrom DePauw University guest with Howard parents Amelia. Wayne Fitzpatrick of Boston with Batavia folks. dinner guests at W. Lasher’s. engagement announced for Maxine Laughlin to Arthur Gray of Mt. Carmel. Miss Laughlin a UC sophomore with no wedding plans yet. Additional notes cover Gold Fish Farm in Amelia, no December births in Batavia Township, tobacco record by Will Brown, a metal fragment tale from Scott's jewelry, and New Year prayer meeting counts with reflections.
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Loveland
Seth Tufts
Jack Tufts
Eugene Walters
Pines
DePauw University
George Howard
Amelia
Wayne Fitzpatrick
Boston
Mass
W. Lasher
Shirer
Ward Ihle
Buckeye Lake
Batavia
John A. Rapp
Trilla Hamilton
Kirk
Bess Glancy
M. O. Malott
Maxine J. Laughlin
Arthur Gray
Mt. Carmel
United States
Chas
Great Beyond
Scott’s Jewelry Store
John Elion
Erian
Williamsburg
M. E. Church
Monetary deals urged before trade concessions
Knoppers of Merck urged the United States to secure a sound monetary agreement prior to trading concessions. He warned of dangers for multinationals and the world economy when negotiating monetary, bilateral, and multilateral trade terms together. He cited U.S. direct investments and royalties as key economic inflows.
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United States
Antonie T. Knoppers
Merck & Company, Inc
National Association of Manufacturers
U.S
Dr. Knoppers
Organized Labor
Election Laws and 1972 Schedule Highlight State Politics
Secretary of State outlines 1972 election dates with petitions due February 2 and committee elections on May 2. Article notes convention activity, party primaries, and upcoming national nominating events. Also includes a poetry section and submission details for The Poet's Nook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
God Draws All Men Through Bible Truth and Spirit
The text argues that none seek God on their own and that God alone initiates salvation. It cites Romans 3 11 Luke 19 10 John 6 44 John 14 6 and II Corinthians 6 2 to claim the Holy Spirit uses scripture to draw people to faith now, through Christ. It emphasizes God’s time and terms for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Parson Jones Recalls Ben Twist Through Life's Twists
The Parson recounts Ben Twist from flower child to campus activist and beyond. He follows Twist through college Free Speech activism drugs anti war Underground Weather Man and finally a Jesus freak phase before joking about becoming a cowboy.
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Ben Twist
Ben
Weatherman
Young Twist
Jesus
Young Ben
John Wayne
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Heath
Kurt Waldheim
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Peat
Will Brown
East Fork
Grond
Boles
Maysville
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Clermont Courier
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Edwin H. Gott
U.S. Steel Corporation
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Fenton Ave
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Running Brooks
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