Why Do We Complain Look At India Pakistan
The piece argues the India Pakistan conflict harms millions of poor citizens who suffer in cities like Bombay and Calcutta with dire sanitation and scarce food. It questions weapons spending versus feeding the masses and urges UN action or closure if unenforceable.
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India
Pakistan
Bombay
Calcutta
United Nations
Roanoke weighs trash disposal and paper recycling
Roanoke City Manager Julian Hirst asks City Council to consider expanding landfill space while Salem experiments with separate paper pickup. The Roanoke paper explains that paper and plastics drive most trash growth, and notes a new waste paper outlet at Roanoke Scrap Iron and Metal Co. could help offset disposal costs.
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Roanoke
Julian Hirst
Salem
Salem’s
Roanoke Scrap Iron & Metal Co
Turn Every Trouble Over to God and Build the Right Foundation
A guidance piece urging readers to surrender their family crisis to God. It suggests foundations in obedience, discipline, restitution, and self-examination, noting God can guide both parent and child toward reconciliation and peace. It references Paul on God’s unfailing love and the need to surrender completely.
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Paul
Lindsay's Urban Idea: Campaigning for Federal Solutions
Jeffrey Hart argues Mayor John Lindsay's bid to lead Urban America relies on solving city problems at state and federal levels. He notes New York's declining tax base, shrinking hotel occupancy, store closures, and corporate departures, contrasted with growth in suburbs and new cities, challenging subsidizing other areas.
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New York
John Lindsay
America
New York City
New York State
Utica
Syracuse
Bronx
Manhattan
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Best's
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Psychic Phenomena Upswing and the UFO Decline
Miami columnist argues reports of psychic phenomena rise worldwide while flying saucer calls fade. He blames public boredom, media fatigue, and aliens as explanations, noting ghosts gain attention as UFO interest wanes.
Immortality and ghosts eclipse UFO stories in a curious discourse
A rambled defense of psychic phenomena over UFO reports celebrates immortality through levitation reincarnation and spirit writing. The speaker mocks conventional flying saucer tales and praises haunted dreams premonitions and ghosts as better reading while lamenting the quiet newsroom night.
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Christmas Spirit Beyond Baubles
A reflective note emphasizes daily miracles beyond the Bible and urges turning trials into triumphs. The author questions why Christmas is celebrated and hopes the true spirit endures longer than seasonal decorations.
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Mary Lillian Blackstock
History by the Associated Press December 7, 1971 highlights
On this date in history Pearl Harbor was attacked in 1941. Other events include Mary Queen of Scots birth in 1542 and Delaware ratifying the Constitution in 1787.
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Pearl Harbor
Mary Queen of Scots
Delaware
U.S
James Madison
Martin van Buren
United States
Pear Harbor
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
John F. Kennedy
Syria
Jordan
Hussein
Nixon
James Farmer
Health Education and Welfare
Rhodesia Matter Again By James J. Kilpatrick
Washington column argues Rhodesia issue remains pivotal beyond its isolated republic status. Kilpatrick frames the matter as central to U S stance and global moral debates, predicting continued attention despite regional complexities.
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James J. Kilpatrick Washington
Rhodesia
Republic
Gifts of whimsy and gadgets mark holiday catalogues
A JOY STILLEY column previews unusual gift ideas from holiday catalogues, including a $2000 antique wooden horse, a $1295 hot dog cart, a coconut evening bag for $125, an $18 copper bracelet, a $365 secretary desk, and a $6 ego booster. It also mentions a Nothing Box and a musical spoon as whimsy, then shifts to Rhodesia's settlement talks, outlining the power dynamics, proposed reforms, and the debate over black representation and western democracy.
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Joy Stilley
New York
South Africa
Rhodesia
Great Britain
London
Salisbury
Washington
United Nations
Freedom Fighters
Portugal
United States
Horoscopes urge harmony and self improvement guidance
General advice emphasizes improving living space and reconciling disputes through calm discussion. Aries should work on home harmony and enthusiasm. Taurus advised self improvement and courting helpful allies while avoiding quarrels. Gemini hints at ongoing plans, with further guidance not shown.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Child and Zodiac Guidance for Home Affairs
Horoscope notes advise practical steps at home and social circles. It covers MOON CHILDREN through PISCES, urging early information gathering, prudent spending, charm, and tact to improve relationships and opportunities.
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Sagittarus
Capricorn
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