Which Ism Shall We Fear
The text debates whether McCarthyism or Fulbrightism poses greater risk amid Vietnam War hearings. It contrasts Senator Fulbright and other critics with McCarthy era warnings, noting opposition within the Foreign Relations Committee and broader political tensions. The piece questions which ism to fear and leaves the choice open.
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Jax McCarthy
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Joe McCarty
J. Wrunram Fut Bright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Viet Nam
Futsricut
Baltimore
McCarthy
Rospert Weelch
McCarthny
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fushcur
Russel Lona
Frank Laucne
Stuart Syymington
Tom Depp
Wallians
Carlson
Curtis
Dirksen
Fusrcar
China
Mao
Asia
Peaceniks in Saigon Get Bum's Rush and Safe Exit
In Saigon six pacifists led by A. J. Muster faced a hostile crowd and were hustled onto a plane by Saigon police. They told reporters in Hong Kong the U.S. Embassy failed to prevent ouster. they may return to Japan or the U.S. by weekend. The piece notes potential harm a harsher outcome avoided.
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Saigon
A. J. Muster
Japan
U.S
Muste
Hong Kong
Loner
South Viet Nam
White House
16Th Street
LaFayette Park
Those Tar Heel Presidents and the Border Claim
Governor Dan Moore spoke to Raleigh area groups claiming three North Carolina born presidents for the state. He argued Andrew Jackson was born near the border, a fact South Carolinians dispute, noting Jackson himself claimed South Carolina as birthplace. All three presidents left NC to seek wider opportunity in Tennessee.
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Carolinas
Dan Moore
Monroe
Union County
N. C
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
Andy Jackson
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
South Carolina
Waxhaw
Moore
Tennessee
Growth at University of South Africa draws attention
The article notes rising enrollment at the University of South Africa from 5586 in 1955 to 17907 today, with 12934 whites 446 Coloureds 893 Indians and 1522 Bantu among last year’s students and 2062 non white affiliates in colleges for special needs. It contrasts this with other topics and opinions on national affairs.
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Union of South Africa
University of South Africa
The Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates and mailing details for The Danville Register are listed including daily and Sunday rates in advance and by mail. The note covers zip code 24541, carrier delivery, single copy prices, and renewal reminders.
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Danville
Pauling Libel Suit Dismissed by New York Court
Judge Samuel Silverman of the New York Supreme Court dismissed Linus Pauling’s libel suit against National Review, William A. Rusher, and editor Buckley. The ruling extends the 1964 Sullivan standard, holding Pauling a public figure and finding no proof of actual malice. The decision upholds free discussion while preserving libel laws.
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Samuel Silverman
Supreme Court of New York
Linus C. Pauling
National Review Magazine
William A. Rusher
Silverman
Supreme Court
Hubert Humphrey
Ku Klux Klan
New York Times
Sullivan
Preme Court
Montgomery
Alabama
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Dr. Pauling
National Review
Soviet Union
Internal Security Subcommittee
United States Senate
Rhodesia policy sparks debate on sanctions and neutrality
The piece argues the United Nations and United States backing of British actions against Rhodesia is unlawful and imprudent while criticizing inaction on Vietnam. It cites Rep. Ashbrook praising Rhodesia as a model society and questions Washington’s alignment with London amid broader global tensions. It also touches on American economic life and a proposed, itinerant Braves home schedule.
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Rhodesia
Security Council
United Nations
U. N
North
Viet Nam
Britain
Hanoi
John Ashbrook
Ohio
House of Representatives
Ashbrooke
Mr. Ashbrook
Salisbury
United States
Ashbrook
Ghana
Nigeria
Wilson
Africa
Washington
London
Bathtub brainy ideas from Senator Jack Miller
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander reflects on Senator Jack Miller of Iowa in a light profile linking his philosophy to the bathtub. Miller discusses Vietnam refugees, bombing strategy, and Red China UN membership, advocating selective targets and UN Charter amendments amid broader Cold War debates.
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Washington, D.C
Jack Miller
Towa
Miller
Senate
South Vietnam
Saigon
National Liberation Movement
Ted Kennedy
Mass
Westmoreland
Willie Brandt
Berlin Wall
Armed Services Committee
McNamara
Air Force
North Vietnam
Red China
United Nations
Millar
RedChina
Cousteau Sea Explorer Aims to Colonize Ocean Floor
The article profiles Jacques-Yves Cousteau and his son Philippe, detailing six oceanauts living for three weeks on the sea floor at 328 feet to place a five ton production oil well head at 370 feet. It notes Cousteau’s films winning Academy Awards and his view that underwater colonization will expand human territory.
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Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Captain Cousteau
Philippe
Jacques
Yves Cousteau
Jacques-Yves
St.Andre
France
Emile
Mner
Gagnan
Cousteau
Groupe d’Etudes
H.M.S
Calypso
Paris
Ach
Cape Ferrat
Simone
Oceanauts
Oceanaats
Cousten
Washington
Nat Graphic
Jonal Geo
Senator Soaper Says on Planets and Hotels
A collection of satirical lines touches on space travel, hotel off seasons, nudist openings, non smoking panels, pipe rentals, and foreign policy as a baffling mystery. It also mentions a teenager aspiring to be an airline hostess and a father tired of questions at meals about beverages.
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Lovely
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