Strength from the Saints The Noble Pilgrim
The article outlines Lent as spiritual liberation through faith with Tolstoy as a example. It traces Tolstoy’s aristocratic beginnings his army service and social life in Moscow and St Petersburg then his shift to writing philosophy and faith. It highlights his search for God and Jesus and a key Gospel insight from Matthew guiding his belief.
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Tolstoy
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Anna Karenina
God
Jesus
Judge Won't Order Calley Jury to Hurry
FT. BENNING Ga AP Judge Reid Kennedy refuses to rush the My Lai court martial jury as it enters its eighth day of deliberations in Calley murder case. Latimer protests backings for read-back testimony and accuses jurors of idle behavior while deliberations continue.
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FT. Benning, Ga
Reid Kennedy
William Calley
My Lai
Calley
George Latimer
Latimer
Robber Steals Pistol After Misfiring Attempt
A Richmond store owner said a robber entered with a gun, his pistol misfired and the robber fled with $150 in cash and Thompson’s pistol. Police were contacted at Concern 367 145 for details.
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Richmond, Va
Richmond
M Thompson
Thompson
White House Blitz Urges SST Passage
The White House presses Congress as Senator James Buckley backs continued SST development with a $134 million request through June 30. Buckley won a pledge that no commercial SSTs would be built until environmental concerns are addressed amid claims of national prestige and aerospace jobs. The debate contrasts ecological risks with perceived necessity against Soviet and British French SSTs.
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Washington
White House
James Buckley
New York
Buckley
Senate
U.S
Moscow
North Calls Off Weekly Peace Talks Session
The North Vietnamese delegation canceled the 108th weekly Vietnam peace talks session in protest of American air attacks on North Vietnam. A Hanoi communique denounced the bombing and acts of war, with rescheduling to depend on both sides agreeing next week.
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Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Laos Campaign Ends as North Vietnamese Close on Border
South Vietnamese forces halted the Laos operation as North Vietnamese tanks pursued to the border. U S aircraft knocked out six tanks while Chieng Khao? units at Khe Sanh were pulled out. Officials say 80 to 90 percent of objectives achieved, but field reports note heavy losses and overstretch.
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Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S
Khe Sanh
de Viet
Lao Bao
Tran van An
Sepone
La 08
Reid Lunsford Dies Active in Demo Affairs
Henry Reid Lunsford 62 of Rt 6 Frederick County died today after a long career in Democratic party work. He recently resigned from the Frederick County Electoral Board born June 5 1908 in Round Hill Loudoun County. He married Gwendolyn Huyett in Harrisonburg December 16 1934 and belonged to Hopewell Friends Izaak Walton League Judges Athletic Assoc James Wood Touchdown Club Clearbrook Fire ment and the Frederick County Democratic Executive Committee. Survived by widow two children four sisters and three grandchildren.
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Henry Reid Lunsford
Rt. 6
Frederick County
Democratic Party
Mr. Lunsford
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Alexander T
Evelyn Young Lunsford
Gwendolyn Huyett
Harrisonburg
Hopewell Friends Meeting
Izaak Walton
Judges Athletic Association
James Wood Touchdown Club
Clearbrook Firement
Frederick County Democratic Executive Committee
Robert M
Betty) Sager
San Antonio
Tex
Lynn Lunsford
Loryn Crabill
Bradford Michael
Elmer Lamp
Winchester
H.L. Crummett
Falls Church
Brenda
Debra
Gregory Sager
Reconciliation and reunification urged by ambassador
Dr. William Warnock, ambassador, urged reconciliation then reunification for Ireland during a Lions Club Platform of Understanding talk at the George Washington Hotel. He warned there is no instant solution to Northern Ireland violence, noted the dispute is political not religious, and cited Ireland’s 1921 split into Northern Ireland and the Republic.
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William Warnock
Republic of Ireland
United States
Winchester
Winchester Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Lions Cub
E. William Argenbright
Don Jennings
Robert Lindsay
Joseph W. White
Mary Helen Massie
Lions Club
DR. Warnock
Northern Ireland
Warnock
Ireland
Winchester Board Awards Contract for New Elementary School
The Winchester School Board awarded Howard Shockey & Sons Inc the $1,063,500 contract to build a 600 pupil elementary school near Handley High School. Work begins soon with completion targeted for September 1972. Architect is T. ae of Winchester on a 15 to 16 acre site near Jefferson Street.
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Winchester School Board
Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc
Winchester
Handley High School
Jacob L. Johnson
Howard Shockey & Sons
Johnson
W. Harley Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Central Valley Construction
Jefferson St
Tennyson Ave
T. Ae of
Nixon backs national volunteer corps plan to Congress
President Nixon sent a comprehensive proposal for a national volunteer service corps to Congress. The plan aims to consolidate VISTA and other programs, fold Peace Corps and HUD voluntary actions into the new agency, and move the Teacher Corps from HEW, with a requested budget of 176.33 million dollars plus 20 million in new funds.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
America
National Volunteer Service Corps
University of Nebraska
Peace Corps
Office of Voluntary Action
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HEW
Weather update and local ads from Richmond AP
A large high pressure system brings Virginia cold clear dry weather. Local ads note A and P clearance and assorted merchandise with prices for produce and home goods. The snippet mentions Elsie Kay Shoppe and Gloss Barn ads with item descriptions.
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Richmond
Virginia
Elsie Kay
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D.D
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Leo Tolstoy
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Roy DeCrane
Winchester Evening Star
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Radford
Mountain Lake
Giles County
Lions
Reid Lunsford
Lynchburg
Douglas Watkins
Lynchburg Expressway
South Viets
Rive
South Vietnam
Pat Robinson
Ils
New City School
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