Distrust Between China and Russia Over Nuclear Pacts
Reporters describe Premier Chou En lai questioning the Nixon Brezhnev accord and noting China’s skepticism toward treaties with Russia. The piece contrasts political distrust with airline evacuation realities and the limited training of passengers for rare aviation disasters.
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Board approves $33 000 Gainesboro outside plant project
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia Board of Directors approves an appropriation of 33000 for an outside plant project at Gainesboro. The Yankees extend their AL lead while the Giants close in on the Dodgers in the NL race. MAJOR HILDA M. LOVETT speaks with her mother by phone after two years at sea headed for the Philippines. Herbert Solenberger joins the City School Board.
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Sequence of virtues in Peters teaching for Christian growth
The passage in II Peter outlines a ordered progression from faith to love. It compares spiritual growth to following a recipe, starting with faith and culminating in love, with each virtue building on the previous one.
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Americans No Longer Swarm Over Europe
Henry J. Taylor argues Americans now favor domestic travel and U.S. tourism growth abroad shifts to Europe. He notes Japan and Britain as major sources of travelers while Italy Spain and France attract rising American visitors. He cites costs inflation, dollar weakness, and government tourism spending shaping the global travel scene.
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Impeachment talk shadows Nixon in wartime air war clash
Washington column reviews Father Drinan and Congressman Bingham pushes for impeachment over Nixon actions in Cambodia. Debate questions legality and political chances while lamenting the drama. Laird defends air strikes and casualty reductions..
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Gasoline Shortage Drives Surge in Small Car Sales
Detroit reports a surge in compact and subcompact sales as gasoline shortages push demand higher for 1974 model lineups. Ford GM Chrysler and AMC emphasize smaller, lower priced cars while U.S. makers expect foreign shares to shrink next year. Auto firms study Wankel engines and alternate power plants amid price and supply concerns.
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Astronauts Odds Favor Normal Skylab Return Sep 25
Space Center Houston reports growing confidence that Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma will return to earth on September 25 in their own ferry ship, with a rescue rocket and Apollo craft staged at Cape Kennedy as a precaution. The AMU backpack unfolds new space mobility as the crew completes the ninth earth resources pass over California Nevada New Mexico Texas and Central America.
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McGovern Reflects on Nixon Victory and Watergate
Senator George McGovern says Nixon's election win and the Watergate revelations since then may be better for the nation than a McGovern victory would have been. He comments on the political implications and national impact.
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Attitudes Toward Sex Shift to Liberal in Gallup Poll
A Gallup Poll from July 6 9 shows Americans hold more liberal views on premarital sex and nudity than in 1969. 48 percent deem premarital sex wrong versus 68 percent then, 55 percent object to nude magazine pictures, 59 percent object to topless waitresses, and nudity objections on stage have fallen from 81 percent to 65 percent.
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