Provisional Licensing and Education Topics in Editorial
The editorial argues for a two year probationary license for drivers under 21 based on highway fatality data. It also celebrates adult education, citing Diablo Valley College seniors teaching geriatrics and retirees returning to school, plus a critique of a Cost of Living Council stance on auction sales under price controls.
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National Transportation Safety
National Highway Safety Administration
Diablo Valley College
Martinez
Calif
Cost of Living Council
How About Your Religion
Essay contrasts true religion as inward belief with outward ceremony. It contrasts primitive idolatry and modern Sunday weariness, noting a church machine versus living faith in quiet heart belief. It argues true religion is internal and daily lived, not inherited rote practice.
Advertising and Business Contact Details
The item lists a Winchester Virginia address 2N Kent St with established 1896 and two phone numbers 667 3211 and 667 3200 for advertising and business inquiries.
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Kent St
Winchester
Advertising and Business
Nixon Must Speak on Draft Crisis and Military Strength
Washington columnist warns that President Nixon must use television to rally public opinion against Senate delays that threaten national security. The piece argues service shortages and a stalled draft undercut U.S. capability for Vietnam negotiations and missile and submarine readiness.
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Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House
Congress
Mansfield
Vietnam
Nixon
Rogers Turning Sphinx In Israel Arab Talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers weighs reopening the Suez Canal amid Egyptian pressure and pipeline competition. A secret State Department study questions the canal’s importance, noting high costs and alternative routes, while Egypt warns of economic impact from continued closure.
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Rogers
Sphinx
Henry J. Taylor
William P. Rogers
Suez Canal
Mr. Rogers
Cairo
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Nile
Aswan
Michael Sterner
State Department
Joseph J. Sisco
Tel Aviv
Cape
Hurricane Esther battering Northeastern metro areas
The Northeastern metropolitan region braces for strong winds and floods from Hurricane Esther. Thousands have fled coastal zones as the storm advances along the storm path.
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Esther
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Daily Scores
A quiz feature lists 10 questions with true false and multiple choice items. It ranks memory and intellect levels from Memory Genius to Good and directs readers to page two for answers.
House Democrats Avoid Partisan Fight Over Nixon Economic Plan
Senior House leaders decline to weaponize the Nixon tax package as political theater. Speaker Carl Albert backs nonpartisan action and says fingerpointing is wrong while supporting faster aid to curb inflation and unemployment. Mills signals early approval with targeted tax relief, and Mahon praises the president’s address. Ford and Reed note divisions and suggest future curbs to combat inflation.
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Democratic National Committee
Nixon
Carl Albert
Bi Albert
Congress
Oklahoma
Albert
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
Texas
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Mahon
Ford
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
House
Richard Nixon
Larry O’brien
United States
America
Capitol
House Rules Committee
William Colmer
Mississippi
Senate Appropriations Committee
Allen Ellender
Byrd Challenges Chrome Supply Link to Defense
Senate considers Byrd amendment to 21 billion defense bill to bar forbidding chrome ore imports from any country while Rhodesia remains sanctioned. Byrd argues dependence on Soviet Russia risks national security. opponents fear it aids white minority rule and undermines sanctions.
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Washington
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Ind
Dem
Byrd
United States
Russia
Congress
Rhodesia
Johnson
U.S
United Nations
U.N
James M. Collins
Tex
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Jack Bell
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D-Miss
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GOP
Smith
Attica
Europe
Persian Gulf
North Sea
Suez
Africa
Suez Canal Authority
Eilat
Red Sea
Ashkelon
Anwar Sadat
Mahmoud Riad
Alec Douglas-Home
U.N. General Assembly
Mongi Slim
Dag Hammarskjold
Shenandoah Valley
Berlin
Secretary of Commerce
Henry Wallace
New York
Military Commission
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AFL
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Dick Nixon
Passman
William Rogers
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