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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1973

Page

2

Isabelita Peron and Argentina's political gamble

The piece notes Argentina plans a special election for Juan Domingo Peron to return to power with his wife Isabel as vice president. It recalls Evita era dynamics, the Peronista tradition of husband wife tickets, and the public adoration of Isabelita. The column shifts to U.S. politics, praising Virginia Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. for fiscal restraint and national security efforts, including opposition to a $2 billion rail car loan guarantee and delaying automatic pay increases for federal officials.

Argentina Juan Domingo Peron Argentine Isabel Peron Eve Evita Isabelita Peron No. 2 No. 1 Peronistas Spain Madrid Buenos Aires Juan Alberto Tessario Pt.a Senate of Virginia Harry F. Byrd, Jr U.S. Senate Byrd Senate Congress

Newark mayor launches Rumor Control to curb racial agitation

Kenneth Gibson, Newark's black mayor, creates a Rumor Control Operation to report and investigate rumors that could spark disorders. The effort targets rumors with racial agitation, aiming to reveal baseless claims publicly to prevent flare ups before harm occurs. If successful, the program could spread to other cities.

Kenneth Gibson Newark New Jersey Gibson

Truth, Responsibility and Self in a Turns-of-Life Debate

A Washington style meditation argues that truth exceeds simple bias and individuals must act on what they know. It cites Milton, Stevenson, Matheson, Lincoln and Toynbee to affirm personal responsibility and shared burden, urging balanced duty toward self and neighbor.

Hell John Milton Robert Louis Stevenson George Matheson Arnald Toynbee Earth Paul the Apostle

Brookings plan targets US defense Budget shifts stance abroad

The Brookings Institute proposes a radical defense rethink including a 25 billion cut by 1978. It would dismantle parts of Europe’s nuclear triad, trim conventional forces, and pull back in Asia, urging Europe to rely on bombers and submarines while reducing U.S. forces abroad. The plan risks being seen as weakening resolve and inviting Soviet expansion.

Pentagon Brookings Institute Washington, D.C Congress Brookings Europe U.S United States Asia Japan Southeast Asia Sheré Army Marine Corps Air Force Thailand Okinawa Taiwan South Korea Philippines Pacific White Ivory Tower Soviet Union Kremlin Russia

Kids Turn To Games Of Strategy In Public Debate

John Chamberlain notes how youths in the sixties turned to strategy games like Risk and Diplomacy as a lens on geopolitics. He praises Strategic Review led by Major General Lane, with McCain Jr. and Holloway on its board, as a counter to naive views amid Watergate era concerns.

John Chamberlain United States Europe Genghis Khan Strategic Review Thomas A. Lane U.S. Strategic Institute Washington, D.C John §. McCain Jr Naval Forces Pacific Bruce K. Holloway Strategic Air Command Tom Lane

Letter to the Editor Attacks Watergate Coverage and Nixon

A reader criticizes the Watergate Investigating Committee for sensationalism and political bias. The letter defends the Nixon administration, recalls China and Russia talks, and urges that crimes be handled by courts rather than Senate panels.

Watergate Nixon Agnew Watergate Committee America China Russia Goldwater Kennedy Chappaquidick Senate B. Kyle Jones, Jr

Senator Soaper Links Dogs Flea Collar to Bugs

A playful remark notes the President's dog wearing a flea collar yet failing to curb nearby bugs. The tennis enthusiast adds that the sport may benefit golfers needing some exercise.

Danville Register Department Directory Address

The Danville Register lists all departments with contact via Dial 793 2311. Post office details show Danville Virginia mailing information and zip 24541.

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Portable Breath Tester Aims To Curb Drunken Driving

An article notes a sharp rise in Fairfax county drunken driving arrests from 171 in 1971 to 4300 in 1972 and describes the Portable Breath Tester program tested in Hennepin county. It highlights private and public support, and quotes Mrs. Nixon praising cross-sector cooperation to reduce alcohol-related traffic harm.

Washington, D.C Potomac Fairfax County Chuck Livingston U.S. Department of Transportation Livingston Volpe Brinegar James Kemper Jr State Farm Liberty Mutual Adam Smith Kemper Hennepin County Minn Pat Nixon

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