Advertising That Follows The Flag Across Okinawa
The piece argues dollar diplomacy in action from the GI era to today, focusing on Okinawa where American presence boosts imports, advertising drives demand, and U S agencies like Bates & Co expand. It notes Okinawa’s $200 million yearly imports, 100000 TVs, and a booming local market fueled by U S products and missionary advertising, with total U S advertising investment near $15 billion this year.
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Cagsar
Anthony
Rome
Tiber
Europe
Asia
Britain
Germany
U.S
Okinawa
Japan
Tze Bates & Co
Loyal Opposition backs embargo on Rhodesia in Parliament
Edward Heath and the British Conservatives sank deeper into the loyal opposition role by backing the Labour government’s Rhodesia oil embargo while opposing further punitive steps. Heath warned that sanctions have limits and urged Britain to reassess the situation, noting ties with Rhodesia and opposition to sending troops. He warned of potential shifts toward independence for Rhodesia and highlighted transatlantic sentiment, including Americans’ caution toward harsher actions.
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Edward Heath
Sir Winston Churchill
Rhodesia
Hearn
Britain
United Kingdom
Organization For African Unity
Wiiison
British Commonwealth
UDI
Wilson
Heats
U.S
Indonesia Negotiations Over Seized Rubber Assets Move Forward
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Danville and General Tire & Rubber face negotiations with Indonesia to compensate for plantations and rubber facilities nationalized earlier this year. Estimated values range from 20 to 30 million dollars, with Indonesia seeking to preserve prestige and fair dealing while restoring ties with foreign investors.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Peking
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Danville
Goodyear
Luxanno
General Tire & Rubber
Danville Report: Newspaper Rates and Subscriptions
The Danville Register outlines subscription options with daily and Sunday rates in advance, and single copies priced at 6 cents. It notes post office mailing, Associated Press rights, and regional advertising representation, with renewal reminders and zones pricing.
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Danville Register
Danville
Associated Press
Focal News
Branram Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Apathy in trouble and Christmas office fallout
The piece notes Dahomey’s President Sourou Migan Apathy facing political trouble with doubtful odds of election. It mentions his cousin General Apathy often loses elections and mocks office Christmas cards filled with glitter and tinsel. It also references Lyndon Johnson returning to Washington. Rendezvous in space and meeting a spouse amid holiday shopping chaos are touched on.
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Dahomey
Sourou Migan Apathy
General Apathy
Federal interference in schools and the education lobby
Ralph de Toledano argues that educationists seek to place public schools under federal control via a coercive, color blind agenda. He cites a White House Conference on Civil Rights report and warns of compulsory federal aid leading to centralized curriculum and administration. He laments progressive education and questions the wisdom of turning education over to a benevolent federal bureaucracy.
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America
White House
Teacher's College
John Dewey
Poverty talk, urban reform griping and a wary view
A columnist critiques anti poverty rhetoric and urban reform zealots amid national debates on poverty programs. He praises sobriety and practical city core improvements while warning against crash programs and demagogic rhetoric from figures like Humphrey and Shriver. The piece notes high city incomes in an Iowa town and questions large federal grants' effectiveness.
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Viet Nam
Humphrey
Iowa City
Hacaloneede
Neaetina
Sargent Shriver
Washington
Wlumphrey
Watts
Ity Associates
Mumphrey
Hubert Humphreys
St John Faculty Row Over Academic Freedom and Union Pressure
A St John’s University Brooklyn dispute over nonrenewals and suspended duties sparks debate on academic freedom and who controls a Catholic university. The affair centers on UFCT organizing, faculty press conferences, and criticism of administration for not ventilating dissent, with AAUP guidance cited on notice timing and governance. The piece weighs Catholic doctrine, union power, and campus culture amid threats of student walkouts and broader debates on institutional control.
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St. John’s University
Brooklyn
St. John's
St. John’s
Ecumenical Council
I. University
Republican Jholitics
New Jersey
America
Nmber
Afl-Cio
United Federation of College Teachers
AAUP
NEA
UFCT
Mario Savio
American Association of University Professors
Feminist Protest at White House Rally Seen Through Reporter Eyes
Washington coverage details the Christmas Women Strike for Peace event, noting photographers, reporters, and a crowd of about 100000 cards sent to President Johnson. The piece frames feminist demonstrations as shrill and illogical, yet acknowledges their impact and the mood around Lyndon Johnson and foreign policy.
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Washington, D.C
White House
Lady Bird
America
Tha Johnson
Tas
Hitler
United Navaen'h
Raliaian
Capitol
Bricker
Annapolis
Maryland
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Lyndon Johnson
Ralph de Toledano
Smviug
U.S. Office of Education
Russell Kirk
Senator Soaper
William F. Buckley, Jr
St. John At the Cross
Faculty Union
Irksome
Santa Claus
Berkeley
Outer Space
Post Office Department
College of Hard Knocks
You
Holmes Alexander
Vietnam
Wanseceu
Goldwater
McGeorge Bundy
France
Paris
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