Peace talks in Paris end with no forward movement
Ambassador David Bruce concludes his term with a final appeal for negotiated peace, but Hanoi remains unwilling to concede beyond surrender terms. The Paris talks, described as a charade, show no serious negotiation and are likely to continue without real progress.
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Europe Trusts In Hocus-Pocus On Atlantic Route
In a long travelogue from Europe and North Africa the author argues Americans misunderstand other lands. He notes embassies readied for emergencies yet FSO staff react slowly on site. He warns many in the free world resist siding with the United States against the Sino Soviet bloc and worry about magical solutions.
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Nixon era tensions and economic fears confront congress
The article reviews congressional action on a 250 million dollar aid pledge to Lockheed, impacts of strikes and stalled lending, and a broad outlook on inflation tariffs and international relations. It also reflects on Nixon’s Vietnam era policies, red China outreach, and European reactions.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Georg Wilhelm Hegel
Campaign Inflation and Spending in Off Year Elections
The piece argues campaign finance reporting is weak and full accounting rare, noting $42.4 million spent in off year elections, up 73 percent from 1966. It cites 107 candidates failing to file in 1968 and compares 1950 and 1970 median family incomes, explaining inflation and changes in income over two decades.
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Rinker Receives National Methodist Scholarship for 1961 62
Charles W. Rinker Jr a Randolph Macon College junior earned a National Methodist Scholarship for the 1961 62 session. Robert E. Prettyman was elected president of the Employer s Association of the Potomac Edison System. A polio shot clinic sponsored by the Jaycees served 153 people. Wendell R Barney will headline the Berryville Chamber meeting in August. Misses Chloedelle Kater and Lois Hammond stay a week at the Arlington Hotel in Kennebunkport Maine. Winchester and Martinsburg tied for Bi State Golf League honors with 56 points each.
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Berryville
From Gang to Grace A Teen's Turn Toward Faith
A Midwest youth valued speed and joined a tough gang but was invited to a church New Year party. He found church life enjoyable and shifted away from crime after seeing his former gang in a morning paper photo. He later entered a seminary to help others avoid the same path.
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Don
Muskie Dominates Michigan Delegates In 132 Vote Prize
Bruce Biossat notes Michigan offers 132 convention delegates, a rich nonprimary prize in 1972. Muskie leads with about half the votes, backed by Hart and James Hudson, while McGovern Bayh and Jackson lag in a state with conservative pockets and mixed enthusiasm.
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Alms Giving Wisdom From Scriptural and Industrial Voices
The text cites Matthew 6 2 praising discreet alms and notes Henry Ford’s view that charity should reduce need for donation. It frames giving as moral conduct and as a driver toward a society where aid becomes unnecessary. The combination links scripture with industrial-era philanthropy.
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Who's Fault in Nevada Gambling Lawsuit
A Nevada man claimed about $200 in disability funds were lost after a slot machine allegedly paid $7.50 instead of $10. The judge ruled the losses came from the player's actions, not machine cheating, noting no losses occur where there is no gambling.
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Memory and Knowledge Quiz Challenge
A 10 day scoring guide explains memory categories from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to Good for 4 answers. It lists ten questions covering figures, history, science, and geography and asks page two answers.
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