Facts of Life Guide RCA Leader to Success
The life of David Sarnoff, RCA chairman, is presented as a career from a wireless operator to leader of a corporate giant. He frames anti-Semitism as a life fact to fight, credits America as a land of opportunity, and urges young executives to preserve that opportunity while building the electronics industry through RCA and NBC.
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Judges Jones Strike A Blow For Liberty In Fifth Circuit
The Fifth Circuit, in two opinions by Judges Marvin Jones and Warren L. James, rebuked the Federal Trade Commission over pre hearing and cease and desist procedures in price discrimination cases. Pacific Molasses Co. v FTC held the agency must honor old pre hearing agreements scrupulously, while Doyle v FTC questioned the reach of cease and desist orders against corporate officials. The court stressed vigilance and adherence to procedural rules by federal agencies.
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Johnsons power lessons fade in Honolulu blackout tale
A Honolulu hotel outage during Lyndon Johnson's talks on South Vietnam highlights a shift from the frugal first-year image to a sprawling spending era. The power failure, blamed on overload, colors LBJ as a circuslike leader more fixer than saver amid Capitol Hill disillusionment.
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Danville Daily Rates and Post Office Note
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and mail options with rates in advance. It notes post office mailing details and mentions the Associated Press rights for republication.
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Catnapping cruelty debate triggers public response
A reader praises the Register article on animal cruelty and cites Life magazine on concentration camp imagery. The letter defends research animal use, condemns cruelty, urges humane legislation, and calls for public letters to lawmakers.
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I Feel Like Cry THE REGISTER February 6 editorial merit
Editor Samuel Newigo, M D commends the Civic Virtue Report editorial for moral courage and civic virtue. He notes such reports are rare today and urges those in charge to take notice and honor the piece.
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U N Controversy Split Over America’s Role in War
In Washington, Arthur Goldberg faces a critical test as the United States contemplates a UN based case. The piece argues the UN is a weak court and warns of risks if the US retreats from fighting Communism. It notes Thant’s bias, Soviet support in the Security Council, and growing anti-UN sentiment among some Americans.
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UK election odds shift as Heath leads fading Tory party
Analysis notes the Conservative leadership under Edward Heath faltering versus Wilsons Labour. Hull shows Tory doubts after ousting Sir Alec Douglas-Home, while Labour risk rising prices and Rhodesia policy hurting Liberal support. Wilson could gain a bigger Commons majority if a general election is held soon, though risks remain.
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Senator Soaper and the town’s shifting politics
In a brisk town scene, Senator Soaper comments on changing times as a new resident claims winters are milder than in the past. A president faces scrutiny over ego amid chatter that no one remains in Washington after leaving town.
Man Without a Generation and the City on the Rocks
Commentary on pollution and modern culture references critiques of modern society. Notes the irony of grand signage in Times Square and the need for peace programs while mocking impatience with slow students and generation labels. Aims to provoke thought on environmental and social responsibility.
Turmoil in Rhodesia as Front Faces Strain and Doubts
Ralph de Toledano reports from Kariba Rhodesia amid claimed turmoil with civil service defections and military disaffection while denying reports of Prime Minister Smith's assassination. He notes limited outside reporting from London and Johannesburg, and observes regional unrest across Africa, stressing curiosity about Western coverage and the resilience of Rhodesian leadership.
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California Democrats Face Rift Ahead of Brown Third Term
California politics centers on Pat Brown as he mulls a third term amid party fractures. Factions clash over Watts and Vietnam wartime policy while Casady and CDC ranks shift. UVa: Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty and Assembly leader Jesse Unruh lurk as potential rivals, with Carmen Warshaw aligning with Unruh and Yorty.
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