Editorial on Vietnam War and campus unrest on campuses
The piece condemns McGovern Sprock and pacifist aims while praising Nixon for staged troop withdrawals. It criticizes antiwar activism as aiding the Viet Cong and calls for strong defense of South Vietnam. It assesses campus riots SDS factions and warns of increased enforcement and legal action to curb violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. McGovern
Benjamin Sprock
Viet Nam
Richard Nixon
America
McGovern
Dr. Sprock
United States
North Viet Nam
Sprocks
McGoverns
Nixon
South Viet Nam
Howev College
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Chicago
Subversive Movements in US Target 1973 Revolution
San Francisco Chronicle reporter Ed Montgomery details alleged underground groups including Red Guard Revolutionary Party RAM Black Liberation Army National Liberation Forces and Black Panther Party in a 1973 nation wide revolutionary take over plan. Police intelligence warns of trained militants in the movement and the Panthers propaganda such as free breakfast programs cited as tools to incite hatred toward police whites and the American system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Guard
United States
Communist “Movement
The
Revolutionary Party
RAM Black Liberation Army
National Liberation Forces
Black Panther Party
Revolutionary Forces
Ed Montgomery
San Francisco Chronicle
Montgomery
Menlo Park
Black Panthers
Students For A Democratic Society
Resistance
Havana
America
Black Panther
Panthers
San Francisco
Ben Lashkoff
U. S. Senate
McClellan
Sacred Heart Church
Man learns home books cheaper than long trip
A Milford man bought school books in Cincinnati and rode home by train. He slept and was dropped past his station, choosing a ford over a trestle, and the river swept his books away. All pages were soaked, but the books were recovered. He saved nothing, realizing home trade beats remote bargains. He faces good-natured ribbing from friends. Also, Ed Murphy of Marathon wrecks a new rig after a hasty ride in a flashy carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Cinccinnati
Con
Guying
John McNutt
Murphy
Batavia Village
Second Street
Mars
Jupiter
Hymns and Heresies on Cowper and Blood Doctrine
Book notes defend the hymn There Is a Fountain Filled with Blood as a Cowper classic, cite Zechariah 13 1 and Hebrews 9 22 for redemptive life, discuss controversy over blood imagery, and recount Cowper’s life from birth in 1731 to death in 1800 underscores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Reeves
Westminister College
Cowper
James Moffatt
and Saintsbury
Calvary
Paul
Jerusalem
William Cowper
Berkhampstead
Hertfordshire
England
Westminister
Middle Temple
House of the Lords
East Dereham
Asa Hull
Pilgrim Harps
Congress urged to reject 2.6 billion foreign aid request
The Washington report highlights Rep. Passman charging the Nixon era misleads on foreign aid cost. It notes new requests exceeding 10 billion and pipeline balances over 18 billion, arguing for a fuller view of agencies and programs before approving Fiscal Year 1970 funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harsha
Congress
Otto Passman
Nixon
Passman
Mr. Passman
United States
Parson Jones Reflects On Church Hypocrisy And Unnatural Rules
Parson Jones argues that church life often imposes unnatural standards and mocks genuine faith. He recounts teenagers laughing at a fly on Hezekiah's bald head, noting ushers eject them and urging honesty over solemnity. He warns against duplicity and urges a more natural, honest worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Jesus Christ
Hezekiah
God
Parson Jones
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U.S
New Left
Jonn
Rk Hoover
Cuba
Dr. George $. Benson
Searcy
Arkansas
Ed Murphy
Marathon
Pierce Township High School
Locust Corner
Ralph Behymer
George Behymer
Sadie Heil
Paul Nobis
Lucy Behymer
Houston Bradbury
Ethel Butler
Orville Troy
Elsie Monjar
Carl Debruner
Lydia Bradbury
Robert Fagley
Geo. T. Brown
Inspector Lashkoff
Karl Mundt
Switzerland
Frank Davis
Clermont
Washington
Eph
William H. Harsha
Ohio
John C. Thompson
Times Star
Donna J, Harkness
Nook
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Ciscinnati
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