Danville Seeks Local Help For Industrial Growth
Residents can aid Danville area growth by referring job seekers to the Danville Virginia Employment Service or local industry offices. A two year building boom near the city will create construction jobs and expanding existing industries offer multiple classifications. The move aims to meet labor demand as 1966 begins amid a national shift toward a larger workforce and potential inflationary pressures.
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Danville
Pittsylvania
Caswell
State
Virginia Employment Service Office
U.S
Viet Nam
Morcan Guaranty Survey
Virginia
Memory Pills On The Verge Of Public Sale
The article discusses memory enhancing drugs developed at UC Berkeley and by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. It notes broad potential markets, including absent minded individuals, and predicts 1966 millionaires for the first memory pills if prescribed and sold.
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Berkeley
California
American Association For the Advance of Science
Bank
Realignment Sparks Debate on One-Man-One-Vote Limits
A 30 month study by NYU law dean Robert B McKay argues that perfect numerical equality does not guarantee equal representation and that partisan gerrymandering can undermine the Warren Court standard. The NC district redrawings illustrate the drive for incumbent advantage and lack of compactness and contiguity. Virginia faces similar concerns over incumbent residency shaping district shapes.
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North Carolina
Robert B. McKay
New York University
New York
McKay
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Dean McKay
Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions in advance. Rates include in city and suburbs carriers 35 cents weekly and 6 cents for single copies. mail options list one year 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, one month 1.25 with renewals and zone details referenced.
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Danville
Spy Academy Idea Revives Curiosity In Class
The revived spy academy concept draws interest as students consider final exams answered only by name rank and serial number. A man nearby watches Peyton Place anxiously, while The Clarion editor stays busy selling ads.
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Peyton Place
the Clarion
Letter to the Editor on religious freedom and patriotism
William R Brown thanks the editor for December 15 article One Nation No Longer Under God and urges more challenges to citizens to uphold religious freedom. He says Americans have forgotten why the Pilgrims came to America for religious liberty and calls for action from editors and readers.
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America
Buckley Fights Rockefeller and Kennedy for 1972 influence
The author outlines Bobby Kennedy and Rockefeller clashing over aid to New York’s mentally retarded while Kennedy targets a Congress seat for Lindsay’s ally Orin Lehman. He notes Kennedy’s bid to outpace Humphrey, Lindsay’s national ambitions, and the plan to dominate Republican delegates for 1972 with a broad Lindsay machine.
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Bobby Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Bobby
John Lindsay
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Dr.Gallup
Hubert
Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York State
New York City
Orin Lehman
Herbert
Lehman
Vietnam
Theodore Kupferman
Lindsay
Kupferman
White House
House of Representatives
Senate
The College Dilemma: Mass Enrollments Versus Quality
Dr. Eli Ginsberg warns that rising college enrollments deepen the quality gap as many graduates lack strong training. He cites large classes at Michigan State and New York City colleges, tuition policies, and income pressures on private colleges. The piece argues for selective study and curricular reform.
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Daddy
Eli Ginsberg
Columbia University
Southern College Placement Association
Ginsberg
Behemoth University
Michigan State University
East Lansing
New York
City Colleges
New York Board of Higher Education
Philo
Sophy
John Keats
Christmas satire on memory pills and modern life
A satirical riff catalogs quirky modern trends from memory enhancing pills to aluminum trees and plastic ice balls, mocking consumer culture and exaggerating family life. A bus outburst and jokes about car ownership punctuate a chorus on thinking, love, and personal change.
Japanese Competition Hurts Ceramics Plants
Holmes Alexander argues that Japanese firms imitate American trade packaging and labels, dump ceramic tile on the U S market, and damage U S producers. He cites affected states and towns, names several Congress members, and urges swift protection of American industries and employment.
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Washington, D.C
Orient
Treasury Department
U. S
Carolinas
Pearl Harbor
Asia
Formosa
South Korea
Phillippines
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Laos
South Vietnam
Treasury
Customs Bureau
Ohio Valley
California
Midland
Pennsylvania
Texas
Florida
Eastland
Miss
Hartke
Ind
Herlong
Fla
Patman
Tex
Sargent Shriver
Wirtz
Bob Kennedy
N.Y
New York
Appalachia
Soviet Scapegoats and Silent Threats in Southeast Asia War
The essay argues the USSR and China rely on an external enemy to quell domestic unrest. It cites grain shortfalls, price tensions, and leadership purges in the Soviet bloc, noting Brezhnev Kosygin rhetoric and a push to harden policy while fearing war in Southeast Asia. The piece suggests US restraint could erode Soviet legitimacy.
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North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Red China
Soviet Russia
United States
Kremlin
Assembly of Captive European Nations
Ussr
East Europe
East Germany
West Germany
Planning Commission
Erich Apel
Moscow
Communist Party
Kommunist
Kommunist Voorizhennykh Sil
Khrushchev
Peter Kruzhin
Brezhnev
Kosy
Communist Central Committee
Central Committee
Partisnaya Zhizn
Kharkov Oblast
Pary
U.S
Vietnam
Kosygin
Washington
Ukraine
Hitler
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Associated Press
Branham Company
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Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
William R. Brown
William F. Buckley, Jr
Ing
Russell Kirk
Senator Soaper
Holmes Alexander
John Chamberlain
Ohio
Santa Claus
Willie Sutton
Mars
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