Civil War At Home Riots Prompt Calls for Law and Order
The Register reflects on Los Angeles riots with 19 dead and hundreds of millions in losses. It argues for strict enforcement of civil and divine law, urging citizens to obey laws and for authorities to uphold law and order nationwide. The piece critiques milder explanations and emphasizes personal responsibility and universal enforcement.
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Los Angeles
Watt
Pat Brown
Europe
New York
Brown
Chicago
Springfield
Massachusetts
Do You Believe In The Future by L D Johnson
Opinion piece by L D Johnson praising American freedoms and faith in the future. Reflects on 1930s hardships, mentions Russia and East Berlin, notes 70,400 vacant pulpits, discusses California politics and Jeremiah, Jerome Jeremiah, Jeremiah prophecy and Republican hopes. Highlights recruitment of church leaders and political optimism amid ferment.
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L. D. Johnson
Job
Australia
America
Russia
East Berlin
Christ
ITO
California
Jeremiah
California GOP Faces Looming Governor Primary Clash
Senator Thomas Kuchel hesitates to abandon the US Senate bid for a gubernatorial run under California law. Republican unity worries of a late intervention by Kuchel or a Bal or Rug style liberal faction could trigger a primary clash with Reagan, foreshadowing a bitter contest similar to Goldwater era battles.
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Senate
California
Workers For Republican Unity
Ruchel
Reagan
Rug Bal Fan Abaeninn Af Dhaat
Pees
Ed Cuualupi
Goldwater
California politics and culture clash in a rambling column
A wide ranging opinion piece muses on porpoises and dolphins, gender views, and Vietnam, then shifts to California political forecasts. It notes Pat Brown and Sam Yorty in a Democratic primary, potential GOP gains, and conjectures about the 1968 presidential race, with a satirical nod to public matters like traffic signs and football in August.
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Rockefeller
Pat Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Yorty
James Roosevelt
California
Jonason
McCarthyism and the Liberal Establishment Clash
Ralph de Toledano critiques Arthur Schlesinger Jr for alleged misquotations and perceived bias as he defends Hoover’s actions during the Teapot Dome era. The piece argues Schlesinger used disputed quotes, notes past praise for Falls, and reflects on the influence of the Liberal Establishment in media and politics. A stray vacation anecdote closes the column with light social commentary.
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Teapot Dome
Arthur
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Harry Daugherty
Arthur Meier Schlesinger Jr
White House
Schlesinger
Harvard
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Ruskin
Vo Montis Beta
Eie Nrinkate Alen
New York Times
Secretary Fall
Federal Service
Washington
Fall
Mr. Hoover
Congressional Committee
Joseph Alsop
Huck
Mr. Schlesinger
Rusk
Free World
Big Brother Infiltration Fires Up A Senate Clash
A wide range of alleged government subversion themes is debated as senators challenge published excerpts and accusatory passages about the AFSC, the Ford Foundation, and a former FBI agent. The piece critiques state spying, book burnings, and alleged bureaucratic misuse while noting expanding government snooping practices.
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Government Printing Office
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Labin
Ford Foundation
Marion Miller
FBI
Communist Party
AFSC
American Friends Service Committee
Washington
D. C
Big Brother
State Department
Senate Internal Security
William Wie
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Ceva Hieniaeus
Ang Ur
Zanne
Ganda
Onejis
Mademoiselle Labin
Danville Register subscription and rates
The Danville Register lists subscription options with daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs at 35 cents per week. Mail terms are one year 145 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, and one month 1.25. The paper notes Associated Press rights and national ad representatives.
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Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minpeapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Right to Work Debate Reaches Senate Amid Amendments
The article outlines a Senate battle over repealing Taft Hartley Act 14 B union shop rules. It notes Dirksen’s stance, Johnson’s push, and a bloc of 51 senators backing repeal while possible amendments could avert repeal. It cites potential amendments including religious exemptions and secret ballots, and references liberal Republican Javits and former official Richberg.
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Everett Dirksen
Barrison
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Fiteutens
White House
Senate
Dirksen
House
Sie
Jark Javits
New York
Valeliulis
Donald Richberg
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Reid
Fine
Horton
Halpern
Pirnie
Corbett
Fulton
Kunkel
McDade
Saylor
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Ayres, Mosher
Stanton
Ohio
Dwyer
New Jersey
Keith and Morse
Massachusetts
O'Konski
Wisconsin
Pelly
Washington
Tupper
Maine
Lberty
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