The Wasteful Economy and Lincoln’s Legend
An essay linking American disposal habits to economic productivity and progress. It argues that high waste reflects efficiency, noting discarded cars and newspapers as signs of development, while acknowledging pollution. It also reflects on Lincoln’s legacy, urging balanced view of greatness and humanity without overdeification.
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Lincoln
Washington
Snowy Night Quietly Draws Me Back to the Window
A narrator recalls a snowy night as wind bites outside and the fireplace glows softly. He and his wife share a quiet routine, then he notices a familiar glow behind the lot and steps out into the cold to investigate.
Nixon orders NSC study on oil and foreign policy
President Nixon directs a confidential NSC review of long term energy policy focusing on oil and gas shortages and dependence on Arab oil and Soviet gas. Ehrlichman Kissinger and Shultz lead the committee pursuing a tech driven energy program and wider national security implications.
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Washington
Nixon
National Security Council
NSC
U.S
White House
John Ehrlichman
Henry Kissinger
George Shultz
Middle East
Siberia
Ehrlichman
Kissinger
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
February Forecast and the Quick March to Spring
The piece notes February’s role as a gateway to warmer seasons with opinion polls showing broad preference for spring and a meteorological onslaught from the Arctic. It recalls February’s 28 days this year and the expectation that winter will fade as the month ends.
Snow Closes AREA SCHOOLS and Khrushchev Bureau Order
Heavy snow and gusty wind shut AREA SCHOOLS for the day as mid-day readings exceeded six inches. The Soviet government ordered the Moscow bureau of NBC closed over a Khrushchev program. Jimmy Durante celebrated his 70th birthday. City Council approved Louise Anderson Patten’s two story stone dwelling at Jefferson to Miller Streets costing about 40000 dollars due to water and sewer access issues. Paris Hermes spring collection emphasized comfort with no padding and a natural silhouette.
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National Broadcasting Co
Moscow
Khrushchev
Louise Anderson Patten
Jefferson
Miller Streets
Paris
Hermes
Change and Unchangeable God Provide Lasting Security
The meditation contrasts constant change on earth with the unchanging nature of God. It asserts God’s eternal laws, love, and purpose offer external stability amid a shifting world. Jesus Christ brings complete security through omnipotent power, true justice, and divine love.
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Earth
God
Jesus Christ
Winchester Evening Star by Mail Rates
The notice lists subscription pricing for the Winchester Evening Star by mail at 13.00 per year 7.00 for six months and 1.30 per month. It states terms for home delivery and payment arrangements.
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Winchester
Paris conference aims to preserve peace in Indo China
Analysis by DAVID LAWRENCE explains the February Paris talks will include the United States Soviet Union and Red China along with Vietnam combatants and observers. The goal is not to alter cease fire terms but to prevent renewed war by limiting outside intervention and arms build up while seeking a political settlement acceptable to North and South Vietnam.
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Washington
Cambodia
Laos
Indo- China
Vietnam
Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Great Britain
France
Canada
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Indo-China
United Nations
World Organization
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
North
Peking
Moscow
South
Nightfall in the Hallway
The narrator notes a dark scene outside as they bid good night to Luther and prepare for an early rise. The setting centers on a quiet, late moment near a fireplace with a fading glow.
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Luther
Stonewall District Excluded From County Meeting Prompting Outcry
In Frederick County on February 8 a meeting convened by the County Administrator included Supervisors from Opequon Back Creek Shawnee and Gainesboro with the County Accountant present. Stonewall District’s Supervisor Cole was not informed until a friend alerted him and he entered the room as the session adjourned. Citizens call for apology and full disclosure to the press radio and the Stonewall electorate with a public meeting set for February 14 at 7:00 p.m.
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Lincoln
Luther
Pumpkin Ridge
Buster
the Star
Stonewall
Opequon
Back Creek
Shawnee
Gainesboro
Cole
Stonewall District
Frederick County
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