NASA shuttle plan could shape future of space program
The editorial argues NASA risks fading without a reusable space shuttle costing up to 9 billion over seven years. It cites potential 80 000 aerospace jobs and seeks congressional approval while weighing glamour versus practical space applications. The piece also comments on Vermont moving to 18 year olds' rights and notes on memoirs by Harold Macmillan about Eisenhower Dulles De Gaulle.
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Defense Department
Soviet Union
NASA
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Office of Management and Budget
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Macmillan
France
Eisenhower
Dulles
Buckley on FBI powers and rising crime in sixties era
William F. Buckley Jr argues that police work increases as lawlessness grows, distinguishing conventional crime from subversion. He notes FBI scrutiny at LSU, cites Hale Boggs on taps, and contends subversion shifts from centralized Communist strings to a decentralized, free enterprise threat in the sixties.
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Baton Rouge
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Louisiana State University
F.B.I
Soviet Union
Hale Boggs
J.edgar Hoover
Lyndon Johnson
Martin Luther King
Communist Party
Red China seeks broader role as U S relations thaw
The piece argues Communist China aims to end isolation by expanding ties with the United States and other nations, seeking trade growth and reduced tensions. It notes possible two Chinas in the UN, cites table tennis exchanges, and discusses implications for Vietnam, the Soviet bloc, and U.S. policy.
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Washington
China
United States
Peking
Soviet Union
West
Siberia
Central Asia
Japan
United Nations
U.N
Africa
Britain
France
Red Chinese
Red China
Free Nations
North Vietnam
Sofia
Bulgaria
Moscow
Vietnam
America
Winchester festival Opens With Novelty Displays
STUFFED HEADS and copper and aluminum portraits highlight the new novelties as Winchester vendors set up for the Hafer House and Winchester Furniture Company win first in artistic and commercial divisions of the window decorating contest. Miss Katherine Creech, related to Gen Thomas J Stonewall Jackson, receives crown from Maj Gen U S Grant III. An invitation to President Truman arrives for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival with queen hopeful Miss Nancy Anderson. Stonewall high school rises to second in Frederick Clarke baseball league after a 7-5 win over Stephens City. Mrs Harold Anderson and Mrs Robert Smith host guests at a buffet supper by the Girk Athletic Association.
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Winchester
Hafer House
Winchester Furniture Company
Katherine Creech
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
U.S. Grant
Union
Truman
Shenandoah
White House
Nancy Anderson
Harold Anderson
Anna Margaret Baker
Robert Smith
Jean Campbell
Girk Athletic Association
Be Angry and Sin Not Says Daily Meditation
The piece argues anger as a divine gift and contrasts holy wrath with selfish hostility. It notes Jesus faced abuse without retaliation and frames anger as rebuke against cruelty and selfishness, urging self-examination on our own capacity for righteous anger.
Ping Pong Incident Won't Determine Agnew's Fate
Washington observers note that Vice President Agnew criticized U.S. media coverage of the Chinese ping pong delegation while aligning with Nixon's policy toward Peking. The column argues Agnew's stance reflects broader debates on Taiwan, China, and media portrayal, not a break with the 1972 ticket.
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Agnew
Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Congress
Williamsburg
Peking
China
Taiwan
Set up a standard against the walls of Babylon
The quote urges vigilance and preparation against Babylonian threats. It references Jeremiah 51:12 about God planning judgment and the need to keep watch. A Kempis warns believers to remain ready for spiritual combat with unfailing perseverance against persistent enemies.
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Babylon
How's Your I Q A Quick Self Test For 10 Days
A trivia quiz lists ten questions to score IQ level from memory genius to good. It asks about Daniel Shadrach Meshach and Abendnego fate, magnetic poles, prefixes, Yser River location, population science, Whitaker Chambers microfilm hideout, hardness of minerals, nations governing New Guinea, a showman shaping American girl image, and Jason and the Argo voyage for the Golden Fleece.
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Meshach
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Yser
France
England
Italy
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New Guinea
Argo
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Dr. King
Stonewall High School
Frederick Clarke
Stephens City
Earl L. Douglas
By Jack Bell
National Security Council
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
U.S
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Wohl
T Wu
Thomas A Kempis
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