Curious White House services draw clergy criticism
Critics including Reinhold Niebuhr question President Nixon's practice of inviting diverse denominations to weekly White House services. Niebuhr argues it could infringe the First Amendment, though others contend no constitutional issue exists. The piece notes the clerical influence and the President’s role. It also profiles Karl Smith and his roof-mounted rear and side vision mirror for a 1961 car, praised by the NHSB for enabling safe lane changes.
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Nixon
White House
Madalyn Murry O’hair
NASA
God
Philospher
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Niebuhr
Congress
Karl Smith
Smith
National Highway Safety Bureau
Detroit
NHSB
Glass Roads Next Aims To Pave With Bottles On Campus
An undergraduate ceramic engineering student at the University of Missouri researches crushed soda bottles mixed with asphalt for paving patches. A 600 foot campus parking lot will be surfaced with the material to test durability skid resistance and tire wear. If feasible it could help trash disposal and reduce paving costs though not guarantee an immediate paving revolution.
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University of Missouri
Pass the Mushrooms
Mushrooms are delicious in many dishes and very low in calories. An average adult needs about 2000 to 2500 calories daily, and mushrooms contain about 30 calories per cup making a man require many cups for protein. Mushrooms are 88 percent water and remain a real pleasure of life.
Miss Sally Anna Madden to Wed Marešhal Crisman
Miss Sally Anna Madden has completed plans for her marriage to Marešhal Flick Crisman. The wedding will be held Sunday August 30 at Grace Lutheran Church. Frances Crisman elected president of Potomac Edison employee association, first woman among 1,500 workers. About 150 National Guardsmen from Frederick Warren and Shenandoah Counties left for two weeks' training at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. City Manager S Lee Grant released July water usage statistics totaling 78,928,150 gallons with a peak daily use of 3,280,000. Three police radio equipment makers Link Motorola and General Electric bid on the new system. City sergeant G G Baker notes most residents cooperate with weed and tall grass clearance for health.
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Sally Anna Madden
Mareshall Flick Crisman
Grace Lutheran Church
Frances Crisman
Potomac Edison Employee Association
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
Indiantown Gap
S. Lee Grant
Link
Motorola
General Electric
G.G. Baker
Winchester
Nationalism as a healthy, world-friendly bond
The author argues nationalism is not evil by itself. Like family, a nation should foster love and neighborly behavior, extend fellowship beyond borders, and uphold liberty and justice for all under God. Pride in the nation is appropriate when conduct remains just.
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Brotherhood of Man
Defense Structure Under Unthinking Attack Says Stennis
Senator John Stennis chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee declares the defense system faces a dangerous unthinking assault from a new left minority. He warns that hostile Senate attacks on the Pentagon risk eroding military planning and oversight.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
Mississippi
Senate
Stennis
J. William Fulbright
Pentagon
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Thailand
Local Blood Donation Sparks Thanks Letter to Donor
A Star reader recounts how Dick Lucas donated blood for an accident victim who needed a rare type. Weeks later the donor received a note from the grateful recipient, a 20 year old bleeder, thanking him for the life saving gesture.
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the Star
Dick Lucas
Hope
Mr. Lucas
Two Voices on Love and Policy in Jagged Times
A reader letter thanks Shawnee Springs Nursing Home staff for compassionate care. The second passage critiques Senate anti military sentiment led by Fulbright and Church, defending prudent defense oversight amid partisan zeal and public pressure.
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the Star
Shawnee Springs Nursing Home
Red Cross
Gum Treatment and Periodontal Realities
A reader asks about repeat gum treatment for periodontal disease and the lack of a cure. The response explains causes and prognosis, noting bone loss and flareups can occur despite ongoing care, and that aggressive measures may be needed to stabilize teeth. Also includes a memory quiz with ten questions and scoring.
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Lawrence
Ronnie D
Marines Warn Campus Obstruction Threatens Recruitment
Marine Commandant Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr says campus demonstrators and hesitant university officials are choking Marine officer recruitment as the Corps must fuel 3,600 new second lieutenants annually from campuses and ROTC programs. He cites ROTC history, wartime shortages, and anti ROTC protests undermining national security.
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Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Senate Armed Services Committee
Vietnam
America
Chapman
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Reserve Officers Training Corps
9Th Marine Regiment
Camp Lejune
N.C
Fifth Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
California
Crack Corps
Third Marine Amphibious Force
Marine Corps
Corps
U.S. Army
West Point
ROTC
Kremlin
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Glass Roads
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Nate
William S. White
Washington
Department of Defense
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Victoria Layman
Defense Department
United States
William Lawrence, D.D.S
I.Q
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South Polar
St. Peter’s Basilica
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