Fear God and Keep His Commandments
A devotional reflection on Ecclesiastes 12 13 urging reverence for God and obedience as the whole duty of man. It states souls are restless until aligned with divine will and promises rest and peace when God reigns within.
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The Doctor's Privilege in National Security Matters
A psychiatrist testifies before House investigators on whether confidential patient information can be disclosed when national security concerns arise. Dr. Clarence Schilt argues disclosure is justified for defectors, while many peers oppose revealing confidences without strict criminal grounds.
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Ten Years Ago 1950 French Trapped in Indochina Battle
From The Star File recalls the 1950 largest battle to date of the Indochina war, where about 3,500 French troops were trapped NW of Tharke amid ongoing clashes with Indochinese nationalists.
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Margaret Beck
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50th Wedding Anniversary Renewed Vows at Church
A couple celebrated their 50th anniversary with a church ceremony as two minister sons presided. Caroline wore the original wedding dress, and Andrew expressed enduring happiness while re pledging their vows. The piece contrasts headlines about divorce with lasting marriages.
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Marriage Faith Proves Hope Through Fifty Years of Caroline and Andrew
Earl L. Douglass reflects on the steady witness of marriage as he observes Caroline and Andrew mark fifty years of Christian service and family life. Their four sons and lifelong love stand as evidence amid world affairs and the speaker’s earlier gloom.
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Rep Smith defies pressure over Kennedy Johnson ticket
Washington October 2 Rep Smith of Virginia resists pressure from Liberal Democrats to back Kennedy Johnson and to reform the House Rules Committee. He remains silent amid claims of efforts to curb his power to influence Virginia’s vote and blocks liberal bills with Colmer and Republican allies.
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Buzzards Turn Helpful as Bull Fight Isn’t Fought
A farmer and family fear a cow's death as buzzards circle above. Billy Smoot chases a rampaging Ankonian bull that breaks fences to confront One-Ton. The bull retreat ends with Billy guiding the animal to the barn. No cows are harmed. buzzards likely scavenged a groundhog or rabbit.
Doctors Shoot Below Brain To Cure and Prevent Strokes
After World War II rehabilitation aided stroke victims, but doctors now target neck arteries to prevent and cure strokes. The piece explains arterial blocks, warning signs, and surgical options from dye tracing to bypass or clipping to restore brain blood flow.
Letter to the Editor on Lincoln and racial integration
A Star letter argues Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address proves all men are created equal and praises African American progress. The writer contends Black citizens are ready for greater freedom and opportunity, urges calm amid prejudice, and calls for spiritual and intelligent progress to end racial bias.
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How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Daily Scoring
A short quiz guide lists daily scoring ranges from Memory Genius to good based on correct answers. It asks ten sample questions about road signs, cartography, skiing dangers, the Davis Cup, Commonwealth status, a WWI bomber, Indiana's capital, the UAR president, football field measurements, and revenue bill origin in Congress.
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Billy Graham Draws 16000 For New York Crusade Finale
Evangelist Billy Graham preached to more than 16,000 at the windup of a three day Crusade for Souls in New York aimed at Spanish speakers. The Rev Rogelio Archilla translated the sermon on racial tensions and Graham urged love across colors. Total attendance for the rallies reached 43 500 with over 1000 reported as making decisions for Christ.
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