One-In-A-Thousand Student Leader McCorken at UNC
The piece identifies Jim McCorken as president of Students for a Democratic Society at UNC Chapel Hill. It portrays him as a controversial figure who inflames campus debate over the Speaker Ban Act and administration policy. The author questions his qualification as a campus leader and notes the broader context of student groups on a large university campus.
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Jim McCorker
Students For A Democratic Society
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
SDS
McCorken
McCorxen
Board of Trustees
McCorket
University At Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Department of Community Affairs
Scranton
Shafer
Yale
Sargent Shriver
Gerald Ford
Peter Dominick
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Whizzer” White
Lost Weeks In Congress Over Labor Gain Bids
The piece argues the Johnson administration and AFL-CIO labor leaders use Senate time to press repeal of 14(b) Greek labor provision, while pushing for higher minimum wage and unemployment coverage. It asserts tactics include delay, cloture motions, and deals with wavering senators to gain labor asks.
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Congress of the
United States
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Congress
Senate
Stil
Meany
Reurner
Mixx Manshzip
Manstrein
Big Labor
Meany, Reuther, and Company
Humphrey
Strictly One-Sided Debate on Whisky by the Drink in Virginia
The article details strong support in Southside Virginia for Alcoholic Beverage Control with opposition to whisky by the drink. Delegate W. C. Dan Daniel received 904 communications urging a vote against sale, while Danville’s Delegate Dante cast a decisive vote reversing a committee action.
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Southside
W. C
Daniel
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Bernard Levin
Danren
House
Virginia
Danville
Daten
Dan Tel
Dantel
General Laws Committee
Levin
Dante
Dan” Daniel
Rhodesia in flux as Rhodesian crisis unfolds
In Salisbury Rhodesia debates independence and reaction to Western pressure. The piece argues Rhodesia is not yet embattled, with talk of coercion and counter revolution fading. It warns that US intervention could harden white resolve and jeopardize African reconciliation, emphasizing the tension between reform and stability.
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Rhodesia
Salisbury
Africa
Wila
New York
Washington
Walla Walla
South Africa
Algeria
California
Congo
Watts
Harlem
Rho- Congo
Europe
Britain
Hart Sessions
Wilson
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including in city and mail options with tiered rates for one year, six months, and shorter terms. It notes Associated Press rights, regional advertising reps, postal zone pricing, and a reminder that notices are mailed 19 days before expiration.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Aureles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Senator Soaper Rails at Culture Exchange Fallout
Senator Soaper claims the cultural exchange with Russia has expired while mocking both nations' cultural output. The joke shifts to political theater as an actor’s press agent hints their client is not suited for public office.
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Soaper
Russia
Remnant dialogue on faith and modern social questions
The Remnant clergy discussion at Riverside addresses the link between religious truth and social issues. It notes Bishop Pike’s controversial Africa and Rhodesia stance, while urging clergy to separate church from state yet engage with political and economic realities.
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Ister
James Pike
California
Opitz
Pike
Albert Jay Nock
Africa
Polt-Dv
Cies
Republic of South Africa
Rhodesia
Mission Inn
Riverside
Informs
Remant
South Broadway
Irvington
New York
Edmund Opitz
Sin
Ceverent Aera Liuid
Christ
Sin ‘Ners
St. Paul
St. Augustine
Lyndon Johnson
Bishop Pike
Old Vietnam Hands Warn of Quiet Non-Communist Selloff
Holmes Alexander reports that veteran Vietnam observers Allen and Thong fear U S. policy shift toward non-communism may repeat neutralist missteps of the past. They cite a January 26 Christian Science Monitor dispatch and a 1965 Foreign Affairs piece as signs of creeping neutralism and warn it could equal defeat in Southeast Asia.
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Washington, D.C
Vietnam
Amusetts
Huyhn Sahn Thong
Bassador
Washington
van Thai
Saigon
Yale
CIA
Reds
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Allen
Thong
South Johnson
Christian Science Monitor
Takasaki Oka
Oka
Foreign Affairs
George A. Carver, Jr
Shafer Emerges as Pennsylvania’s 1966 Gubernatorial Hope
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Republicans present Raymond P Shafer as unity candidate for governor succeeding Bill Scranton. Shafer’s campaign centralized by a statewide tour and large mail notification, portraying a conservative with a heart approach to advancing prosperity and urban reform without federal conflict.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
George Romney
Bill Scranton
Shafer
Scranton
Craig Truax
Auroras Secrets CirCunt vANinaterty
Scientists explain auroras begin with solar flares sending charged particles toward Earth. The magnetic field guides them to the poles where oxygen and nitrogen collisions emit green red violet blue light, creating the visible glow though much is invisible to the eye. Rockets and instruments enable data collection during the phenomenon.
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Earth
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