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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1975
Page
2
The piece critiques Attorney General Levi and lawmakers pushing to curb the FBI and CIA. It warns tighter controls would hinder national security and investigative effectiveness, arguing powerful agencies must remain robust against both foreign and domestic threats.
Erika Mann recalls how Thomas Mann wrote late at night diary entries. The diaries, published 20 years after his 1955 death in Switzerland, may expose ironic impressions of famous figures still in the news. Mann’s exile began in 1933 as Hitler rose to power. his son Michael Mann, a UC professor, deciphers them.
The author outlines a campaign theory linking New Yorker, New York Review of Books, and Christian Science Monitor items on Korea to a broader psy-war plan. Highlights include critiques of coverage, debates over South Korea's govt legitimacy, and mentions of Kim Chi Ha and Presbyterian labor activism in Seoul as illustrative cases.
The piece notes the 1970s federal election reform law, its six member commission, rising staff and costs, and the advisory opinion process. It questions necessity and warns reforms may strangulate campaigns with complex bookkeeping, audits, and compliance burdens for candidates and committees.
L D Johnson of Furman University speaks on life as a pilgrimage beyond settled certainties. He contrasts darkness and light, explaining that true frontiers lie in loving service, crossing from death to life through God’s love, despite risks to pride and comfort.
Senators and experts warn that federal outlays could reach about 1 billion daily in the new fiscal year as concerns rise over large-scale welfare programs and rising deficits. Ray Ash and Caspar Weinberger call for policy reforms while Brookings cautions that private funds may barely cover future needs.
William F Buckley Jr discusses Luis Echeverria of Mexico, now near end of his six year term, eyeing UN secretary general hopes or leadership in the Third World. The piece mocks the president's image, his alleged 1968 crackdown, and the dynastic, race based politics of Mexico.
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates including 85 cents weekly by carrier, 5 cents per single copy, 25 cents for Sunday, and mail options at 33 dollars yearly, 16.50 half year, 8.25 three months, and 2.75 one month. Notices are mailed 10 days before expiration and renewals should be promptly renewed.
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