Joint Committee report notes federal stockpile values and vacancies
The monthly Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures reports $13.023 billion in stockpiled metals foodstuffs and critical items at September end, a $96 million drop in the month. Vacancy for chairman noted after Harry Fiopp Byro Elder’s resignation. The report lists castor oil stocks and other strategic items, underscoring ongoing fiscal scrutiny and stockpile details amid debate on the committee’s future.
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Peace on the Home Front Amid War and Tensions in Virginia
A Virginia period editorial condemns Ku Klux Klan activity and celebrates domestic peace despite the Vietnam War. It notes IRS action against an Arlington establishment, mentions Dr. Martin Luther King and SCLC fundraising declines, and criticizes local racism while urging Christmas and Thanksgiving reflections. The piece references Kremlinology and space race chatter about Gemini 6 and 7.
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Alexander I. Dunlap
Homeward Pilgrimage to Bethel and Bethlehem
A reflective essay argues humans are inward strangers under the sun but can return home spiritually. It compares Jacob's Bethel journey to modern quests for belonging, urging yearly pilgrimages to spiritual birthplaces such as Bethlehem and Aldersgate, to recapture radiance and joy.
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Washington power struggle over Johnson aides and policy
In Washington the question is who will be Lyndon Johnson's effective assistant president as Johnson recovers from surgery. Rumors say Bundy, Rusk, and McNamara vie for influence with Bundy seen as dominant in foreign policy and McNamara pressing for greater sway. The piece notes Johnson avoids overreliance on one adviser while balancing defense and State roles.
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Republic in Crisis and the Rise of Executive Power
A critique of creeping executive dominance in U S government. Dr Alfred de Grazia argues Congress must be restored to defend republicanism against a potential plebiscitary democracy. He proposes term limits for presidents and a Hall of Congress to educate the public.
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Land of the Free
Penkovskiy Warning Spurs Western Caution
The Penkovskiy Papers reveal Soviet intelligence reach across 72 non Communist states with 3,000 officers using diplomatic status as cover. Penkovskiy’s disclosures influence U.S. policy, press debates, and congressional scrutiny while stoking liberal criticism of Viet Nam policy. The piece notes Kennedy’s stance amid Khrushchev pressures and calls the revelations must reading for lawmakers.
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Danville Register subscription rates and notices
Page details subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, mail rates, carrier delivery costs, and note about Associated Press rights. Includes address and rate notes, with reminders for renewals and notices mailed 10 days before expiration.
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Use Of Confessions In The Control Of Crime
A Washington D C column questions whether the use of police confessions will continue to aid criminal control. It cites tractable cases, notes a 68 percent arrest confession rate, and discusses legal safeguards, rights, and the tension between law enforcement and constitutional protections. It argues for prudent use to protect society without abuse.
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