End of Trials Spark Editorial On Vietnam Veterans
The amy ends atrocity trials of Vietnam war veterans with only one conviction among sixteen officers and nine enlisted men. Public accusations harmed reputation and led to a circus atmosphere. media coverage and antiwar pressure prompted calls to reopen prosecutions, while the piece argues discipline should be maintained without sensationalism. It lists 12 avoidable responses to problems, criticizing scapegoating, indecision, and endless committees.
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Amy
Congress
United States
Mylai
What is God Like A Biblical View of Judgment and Mercy
A concise sermon arguing that biblical revelation shows God as just and holy with wrath against sin. It cites Genesis Sodom and Gomorrah and Jude 7 to warn that judgment is coming, while asserting God can execute punishment in various forms. The article cites Ezekiel 38 39 and 1 Peter 2 24 to support the need for belief in Jesus Christ to avoid divine wrath.
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Adam
Sodom
Gomorrah
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Las Vegas
Russia
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Looking Ahead to U.S. Military Weakness and Soviet Rise
George S. Benson outlines a perceived U.S. military weakness versus the Soviet Union, citing analysis from the American Security Council. He warns of long production times for armament, growing Soviet missile and submarine capabilities, and expanding civil defense, urging public action. Next week: more military authorities speak.
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U. S
Ussr
Washington
American Security Council
America
GANGWAYS TO PROGRESS ON U S FOREIGN INVESTMENT
A discussion argues U S foreign direct investment benefits balance of payments, with more than 11 billion dollars credit since 1960 and over a billion dollars of new foreign investment in the U S annually. It calls for equal rules and improved domestic productivity to keep U S firms competitive overseas.
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U.S
U.S. Steel
R. Heath Larry
Williamsburg WSCS elects officers and Batavia hosts NYE party
The Williams burg Women’s Society of Christian Service elected Mrs Jessie Curry as president Mabel Boyd as vice president Alice Davidson as secretary and Alice Rowan as treasurer in a meeting. In Batavia a New Year’s Eve pot luck dinner at Mrs Alice Joseph’s home drew guests including Mrs Alice Pearson Mrs Laura Peterson and several others. The Clermont’s Diamond Fields story highlights a found diamond in Stonelick Hills sold for 65 with a potential market value of 450 and interest from expert diamond workers.
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Williamsburg
WSCS
Jessie Curry
Mabel Boyd
Alice Davidson
Alice Rowan
Batavia
Alice Joseph
Alice Pearson
Laura Peterson
Ivy Nash
Bertha Rush
Ella Cover
Anna Staples
Margaret Sprague
Mina Faul
New Richmond
Rex York
Cincinnati
Albert Dimmitt
David Roberts
Earl Rader
Columbus
Lee Redmond
del Roberts
Hilo
Hawley
Eva Roberts
Frank Roberts
Milford
Bethel
C. C. Davison
Francis Finley
Indianapolis
Helen Brown
Famil
Mariemont
Lindale- Baptist Church
Maurice Bates
Prophets
Christ
Young People
Clermont
Stonelick Hills
Philhour
Russell Brothers
Herman Keck
Keck
Amsterdam
Letter on Sub H B 644 and constitutional questions
Ohio reader letter defends Sub H B 644 banning enemy flags, cites hearings and a 77 to 2 House passage. Author Daniel L. Mausser urges Senate review on merit, notes veterans’ views, and invites constructive evidence while criticizing opposition as unfounded.
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Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Cleveland
the Journal Herald
Dayton
Ohio General Assembly
House Judiciary Committee
Legislative Services Commission
Senate
Daniel L. Mausser
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Redistricting Bill passes House with Harsha district shifts
The House approved Sub. H.R. 922 redrawing Ohio's Sixth Congressional District to include Adams, Brown, Clinton, Fayette, Highland, Pickaway, Pike, Scioto and Ross counties, with Germantown and Warren County areas adjusted. Senates action expected January 12. possible Greene County township changes discussed. Comments critique municipal tax burdens and welfare costs rising under H.R. 475.
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Clermont County
Loveland
Brown County
General Assembly
A.D.C
Welfare Department
Parson Jones laments rising costs and misplaced faith
Parson Jones voices frustration over high prices, taxes, and health costs. He cautions that people rely on doctors government and television for joy while neglecting God, concluding that goods and services are priced beyond reach and urging the poor to return to faith.
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