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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1972
Page
2
The poem narrates a Christmas Eve visit by St. Nicholas. A narrator sees a sleigh and eight reindeer on the lawn, describes St Nick’s entrance, toys loaded in his pack, and his joyful departure with a cheerful Christmas blessing.
Ralph de Toledano argues against using FCC licensing to force network content objectivity. He notes networks bias in Today and Tonight and warns that government fiat could threaten press freedom. Instead, he favors market pressure and constitutional limits, urging conservatives to defend free speech.
A Washington case features a professor's courtroom challenge to President Nixon, amid sharply charged rhetoric labeling Nixon a suspicious figure. The piece reflects era tensions as critics liken Nixon to dangerous outsiders to provoke public reaction and highlight political strife.
A reflective Christmas column urges faith and action beyond politics and war. It contrasts Apollo 17 triumph with domestic neglect, calls readers to be Christ bears and peace makers, and emphasizes giving time and love over material gifts. It also critiques Nixon judicial shifts and cautions against eroding Warren Court rights.
The United States honey crop rose 13 percent in 1972 to 106,059 pounds as natural food interest boosts demand. Beekeepers warn pesticides and herbicides cut nectar. diverse honeys range from thyme and buckwheat to orange blossom and the Catskills wild thyme, with regional flavors commanding premiums.
A critical review argues Halberstam portrays the Kennedy era insiders as deceptive and blames them for Vietnam. It contends the work favors Stevenson and understates Kennedy power, while citing a Times piece on Dr. Max Jacobson and JFK’s use of the doctor. The piece notes journalist gossip and Khrushchev Vienna summit ties.
Court rules firmly against illicit revelry and nonunion grape celebrations while addressing rising skyjacking concerns. Authorities may require strict security measures as stewardesses could be instructed to pass along the aisle with handcuffs for travelers.
The Danville Register lists subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions in city and suburbs. Carrier delivery is 5 cents a week, single copies 10 cents, Sunday only 20 cents, by mail one year 26 dollars, six months 10.50, three months 5.25, one month 1.75. Notice mailed 10 days before expiration. renewals urged.
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