Sales Soar At DRM Dan River Mills First Quarter
The Dan River Mills, Inc. quarterly report shows sales rising from 56 million to 73 million dollars year over year. Chairman W. J. Erwin predicts continued volume, supporting an annual total near 285 to 290 million, driven by new or acquired plants boosting production. The Danville operation leads a regional boost for the textile sector and local welfare.
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Dan River Mills, Inc
W. J. Erwin
Dan River
Danville
India's Peace Advocate in Parliament Criticizes U S Vietnam Policy
V R Menon tracks a pro peace line in New Delhi accusing the United States of unnecessary aggression in Vietnam. He argues the U S remains in South Vietnam at the invitation of its government and will depart when the South Vietnamese govern ment agrees. He accuses U S allies of manipulation and calls Menon a deceitful figure.
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India
V. R. Krishna Menon
New Delhi
Menon
U.S
United States
Viet Nam
Red China
Neuru
Tempeh Alternative Could Help Feed World Malnutrition
Dr Hwa L. Wane describes tempeh, a soy fermented cake using Rhizopus oligosporus, developed by USDA biochemists to boost protein vitamin content at low cost. The method supports large scale or home production and may address global protein deficiencies arising from Indonesia’s turmoil and violence.
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LuxKarRno
Indonesia
Equator
Pacific
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hwa L. Wane
China
United States
American Societies For Experimental Biology
Atlantic City
No Yalu In Viet Nam
State dept confirms no sanctuary for U S warplanes over Viet Nam. Editorial notes Americans resist restrictions on pursuit and warns China and Russia about broad aerial engagement. Includes satirical opinions on politics and society of the era.
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U.S. Department of State
U.S
Viet Nam
Korea
Washington
Yalu River
China
Red China
North Korea
Russia
Peking
Yalu
Buckley Looks at Rat Finks Stirring New Jersey Politics
In New Jersey the Rat Finks controversy tests the GOP, with Richard Plechner and Clark Allen clashing as Hope Kading from Boise reports alleged racist songs. Observers link liberal Republicans to Nelson Rockefeller allies, while Boise Cascade ties surface to funding. The issue may fade locally but could influence the Young Republican Federation and Case’s re election.
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New Jersey
Republican Party
Grand Old Party
Rat Fink
Methenen
Richard Plechner
Young Republicans
Hope Rading
Boise
Idaho
Anti-Defamation League
Rat Finks
Wildwood
Ling
Plechner
State YR
Clark Allen
Slicher
Re’s
Rf’s
Allen
John Birch
Happy Harmony
Senator Case
John Birchers
Robert Welch
Nelson Rockefeller
Kading
Boise Cascade Company
Rockefeller
Charles McDevitt
YA National Federation
Case
Young
Republican National Federation
Boise Cascade
Political Smears and Conspiracy Theories Exposed
A writer decries political smear tactics and conspiracy theories, arguing insiders exploit gullible readers. He cites USNSA, National Review, and figures such as Buckley and Smoot to illustrate how accusations misuse guilt by association.
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Iluminati
Dwight Eisephower
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
National Review
Russell Kirk
Dan Smoot
National Student Association
William Buckley
United States
National Student Asso
Ciation
USNSA
Young Americans For Freedom
Texas
Smoot
Barry Goldwater
Group Research, Inc
Washington
Gus Hall
Dwight Ei. Serhower
Bishop Sheen
Douglas
Walter Judd
J. J. Kilpatrick
Husband Kimmel
Evron Kirkpatrick
American Political Science Association
Denison Kitchel
Byrd dynasty issue fades as Harry Byrd Jr debuts in Tidewater
In Virginia Beach Holmes Alexander notes Harry F. Byrd Jr. campaigned across the commonwealth to fill his father’s Senate term. Byrd defends the family name, cites prior service, and contrasts positions on Taft Hartley Act, Vietnam, and Haiphong trade while inviting rivals Armistead Boothe and others to contest on merit.
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Virginia Beach
Virginia
Juliet
Romeo
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Senate
Byrd
Commonwealth
Tidewater
Sidney Kellam
Byrd, Sr
Byrd, Jr
William Byrd
Richard Byrd
John F. Kennedy
Harry
Virginia Senate
Old Dominion
Union For New Enterprises
Board of Economic Development
U. S. Senate
Haiphong
Armistead Boothe
Boothe
Liberal criticism of poverty programs and private enterprise revival
A columnist cites a Watts Los Angeles activist and debates poverty money. He argues government alone cannot create jobs, urges private enterprise driven rehab for slums, and proposes a private nonprofit model to employ unemployed Black workers while rebuilding housing and training skills.
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Johnnie Tillman
Watts
Los Angeles
Sargent Shriver
Washington
Lightest Mexico What Mexicans Eat
A satirical data piece notes the average Mexican consumes 39 pounds of corn products yearly plus 3 pounds beans and 7 pounds hot chilies. It adds 5 pounds coffee with 81 pounds sugar, 95 pounds bread, 22 pounds potato chips, and 12 pounds rice pudding. It cites 19 pounds tomatoes and beets in salads and 3 pounds cigarettes yearly.
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Mexico City
Sputniks
Boondocks
King
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Minneapolis
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Kansas City
William F. Buckley, Jr
Holmes Alexander
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New York City
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Lindsay
T. Y. Lin
Non-Purfit Corporation
ABC
Jackie Robinson
Lindsay Parlay
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