Unused Mirror Highlights East German Ties to Soviet System
The piece argues Dr. Aperl committed death by own action rather than continue aiding Soviet exploitation in the East Zone. It draws parallels to GERHARD ZILLER and calls the APLE death a Western warning about democracy in Soviet bloc nations, urging the West to oppose colonialism by Moscow and Beijing.
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Ertcn Apert
East
West Zone
Apel
Soviet Union
East Bloc
Soviet Zone
Arex
Gerhard Ziller
Ziller
Zilller
Wilson
Red China
East Germany
Kremlin
Russia
Virginia lobbyist tags to curb influence emerge in 1966
The 1966 Virginia General Assembly plans require lobbyists to register and wear $5 identification tags. The rule aims to curb outside influence, aid committee operations, and help lawmakers spots special pleaders before they push for legislation.
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Assembly
Virginia
Blackburn Moore
Capitol
General Assembly
Senate
House
Alexandria school board clash over 16 year old dropout
The Alexandria school board debated forcing a 16 year old to stay in T. C. Williams High School after his parents said they could not compel him. Board member Herbert M. Barly urged adherence to the age 18 or graduation rule, arguing compulsion harms education and wastes time.
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Alexandria
T. C. Williams High School
Herbert M. Barly
Barly
Danville Daily Rates and Notices in The Danville Record
Subscription details list in advance rates for daily and Sunday editions with in city and mail options. The notice provides postage, zones, and renewal reminders tied to expiration dates and AP news rights.
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Mail
Associated Press
Stee
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Unpolluted Water Debate at Washington Conference
Current Opinion discusses two diverging views on water pollution from a Washington conference. Gov Henry Bellman defends allowing waste as part of water use, while Assistant Secretary James Quigley urges pollution costs be borne by business. The piece condemns pro polluter subsidies and proposes a polluters tax on effluent.
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New York Times
Washington
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Bellman
James M. Quigley
Johnson
Science Advisory Committee
Nollater
Archaic tomb hunt at Nemrud Dagh by Miss Goell
An extraordinary woman archaeologist Miss Theresa Goell has braved wind heat and cold atop Nemrud Dagh in southeast Turkey to excavate the lost Antiochus I tomb site. Using seismic gear gravity meters and a bore-scope she probes the 150 foot cairn while restoring the sanctuary as a major classical monument amid harsh winds and barren slopes.
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Washington
Turkey
Theresa Goell
New York
Anti-Taurus
Antiochus I
Antiochus
Nemrud Dagh
Nimrod
Commagene
Miss Goell
Nemrud Daugh
Eski Kalita
Mineral Research Institute
Ankara
National Geographic
John E. Fletcher
Italy
Mr. Fletcher
Alexander the Great
Anatolia
Catskills
Goell
Radcliffe College
Cambridge University
England
Institute of Fine Arts
New York University
Palestine
Jordan
Vilayet
Andiyaman
Origins and Evolution of Christmas Traditions Worldwide
A compact history of Christmas from pagan roots in Britain and Rome to Christian adoption and modern customs. Key figures include Boni face Martin Luther and Clement Clarke Moore alongside Santa Claus origins, carol development, the poinsettia's U.S. rise, and the spread of evergreen symbolism through centuries.
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United States
Britain
Europe
Gregory I
Boniface
Martin Luther
Rhine
Atlantic
St. Nicholas
Asia Minor
Watts riot analysis by Ralph de Toledano in Los Angeles
Ralph de Toledano argues Watts shows root causes of urban unrest persist in Hollywood and Beverly Hills. He critiques poverty, lack of hope, and criminal elements, warns against punitive crowds and simplistic fixes, and urges understanding and reform rather than more reports. He contends Watts reveals a national crisis.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Grand Jury
McCone
Harlem
Grand
Ple
De Gaulle Faces Second Humiliation Before December Vote
John Chamberlain notes experts warned of a safe majority for de Gaulle before the December 5 election. Five rivals split anti-Gaullist votes, Mitterand's move to the center could draw Lecannet and Tixier-Vignancour supporters, risking a sliver margin for de Gaulle in the December 19 runoff.
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de Gaulle
le Grand Charlie
Francois Mitterand
France
Jean Lecannet
Western Alliance
Jean-Louis Tixier-Vig- Nancour
Pierre Marcilhacq
Marcel Barbu
Mitterand
Jean- Louis Tixier-Vignancour
Mitter
Courageous Soldier Toby Braveboy Growth on Christmas Card
A brave American soldier in Vietnam, Pt. Toby Braveboy of Coward South Carolina, has lived up to his name by serving honorably. The piece notes a recurring joke about Christmas cards being organized and sent next year, reflecting a humorous hometown sentiment.
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Vietnam
Toby Braveboy
Coward, S. C
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