Lively Virginia campaign visits highlight Gopwin support
The three cornered race for Virginia executive power brings young politicos to meet voters. GOP lieutenant governor candidate Vincent Callahan criticizes Mills E. Gopwin while defending his own stance. Critics allege Gopwin voted for Johnson Humphrey, but Virginia elected him and the liberals and conservatives are split on trust.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
GOP
Vincent Callahan
Arlington
Mills E. Gopwin
Callahan
Joan W. Carter
Mr. Callahan
Gopwin
Mitts Gopwin
Joanson-Humphrey
Virginia
Midnight Stroke Shapes Danville Night Reflections
A reflective Danville piece links midnight to mood and memory. The author muses on bridges, river, ghosts, and earlier poetry while noting how the hour marks legal and personal changes from draft rules to marriage status as the nation faces war. The tone blends local scenes with wider concerns about age, duty, and fate.
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Danville
Lon Gretton
Lonngfellow
Dan River
Grandpa Munster
Ivan
The
Styx
Rhode Island
United States
Cupri
Cupip
Dove
Carr
Kennedy era quirks and civic jokes about readers clubs
A satirical roundup jokes about a Kennedy book club concept, President Johnson’s listening to voters, life on Mars queries, household book writing bans, a gardener noticing weed motifs, White Sox accused of chilling baseballs, teams warming bats, and a teacher moonlighting as a bartender to supplement income.
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White Sox
All Departments Dial Sw 3.2311 Postage Rates Danville News
Rates show subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions in advance with city and suburbs carrier delivery at 35 cents a week and 15 cents for Sunday only. Mail rates listed for one year six months three months and one month. The paper is noted as Associated Press member with reprint rights and advertising reps listed. Notices remind readers to renew 10 days before expiration and to update addresses.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branbam
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
States Have Right To Object To Head Count Reapportionment
A columnist argues that Kansas Connecticut Iowa and similar states may object when the Supreme Court demands changes to local constitutional representation. It defends state sovereignty in reapportionment urging adherence to state provisions while supporting one person one vote where constitutional and court actions align with preserving minority rights.
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Kansas
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Delaware
U.S. Senate
Towa
Frank i T. Nye
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Nye
U.S. Supreme Court
Manent
Everett Dirksen
Right to Privacy and Public Interest in British Law
The BBC discussed privacy amid advancing observation and recording tech. The piece notes UN rights, 1961 Lord Mancroft efforts, and the need to distinguish surveillance for crime from unwarranted speech recording, urging privacy for public figures while preserving the public’s right to know.
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Telecommunications
British Broadcasting Corporation
United Nations
Lord Mancroft
House of Lords
BBC
Lord Shawcross
Immigration Bill and Racial Balance Debate in Congress
William F Buckley Jr argues the McGarran quota system is not racist and calls for abolishing nationality based limits. He favors a bill restricting immigration to family, refugees, and skilled individuals, reducing ethnic balancing concerns while noting potential growth in overall numbers. He cites Van den Haag on quotas and questions broader birth control policy.
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Congress
United States
America
Ernest van den Haag
New York
New School For Social Research
England
Germany
Netherlands
Sweden
Denmark
Poland
Czechoslovakia
van den Haag
Italy
Switzerland
France
Broker Of Ideas at Brookings Institution
Officials hiding in Brookings offices on Massachusetts Avenue. fellows funded by government through the Government Employees Training Act. The nonpartisan institution hosts scholars in tiny study rooms with staff support to study public problems, influencing policy and succession planning.
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Brookings Institution
Tthat
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
White House
Brookings
U.S
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Brookeings
Robert D. Calkins
Editorial on global racial and religious discrimination
The piece argues that discrimination exists worldwide from India’s enduring caste tensions to Sudan and the South, cites Arab violence against Africans, and notes Soviet anti minority deportations. It contrasts global oppression with American civil rights strides, praising U S efforts for equality amid international harsh reportage.
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Europe
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Latin America
Selma
Americas
Little Rock
America
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Soaper
Kennedy Book-Of-The-Month Club
Johnson
Mars
Danville Register
Trat Dirksen
John Chamberlain
Manchester Guardian
William F. Buckley, Jr
National Geographic News
Thhe
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Sudan
Father Joseph
London
Tose l
Portland
Free
Soviet Union
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