Nixon Revisit in China Reflections on White House Silence
The piece weighs Nixon and Ford on a China trip, noting Kissinger’s cautious sanction and Ford’s concern about the New Hampshire primary. It argues former presidents should be briefed, and questions the wisdom of keeping Nixon at arm's length while acknowledging his diplomatic skill and China insight.
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Nixons
China
Nixon
San Clemente
Ford
New Hampshire
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Comeback Of The Fine-Tooth Comb In Modern Life
The article notes the fine-tooth comb’s revival as a grooming tool amid rising pediculosis and scabies per the CDC. It links increases to anti-establishment lifestyles and careless grooming, urging renewed attention to cleanliness and personal care.
Bicentennial Spirit Gone Wrong in Marianas Debates
The Northern Marianug case fuels a Senate Armed Services subcommittee debate over admitting the islands as a U S Commonwealth with self determination. Proposals include a House delegate and possibly a Senate seat, with Independent Sen. Harry Byrd opposing.
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Washington, D.C
Arie
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Marianas
Far Pacific
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Senate
Sen
Harry Byrd
Virginia
House
Defeat and Hope in a Gloomy Western Outlook
Jeffrey Hart argues against despair amid fears of Western decline citing Kissinger Solzhenitsyn and Friedman. He praises Christians and thinkers like Auden Dante Kierkegaard Malraux and T. S. Eliot as sources of resilience, asserting faith endures while politics is not the ultimate measure.
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Henry Kissinger
Europe
U.S
New Republic
John Osborne
Kissinger
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Newsweek
Alexander Claig
NATO
Milton Friedman
Wis
Jose
Solzhenitsyn
James Schlesinger
Ellen McCormack
W. H. Auden
Kierkegaard
Andre Malraux
T. S. Eliet
Parting Shots on Bicentennial Policy and Micronesia
A column contrasts U S bicentennial symbolism with policy on the Marianas and Micronesia. It questions strategic justifications, cites Byrd Nunn Bellman and Tower positions, and urges self interest guided by the Golden Rule in U N trusteeship and Pacific strategy. It links Independence Hall history to current territorial debates and warns against unnecessary military commitments.
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Senate Interior Committee
Byrd
Marianas
Pain
Germany
Japan
United Nations
Micronesia
Guum
Security Council
Red China
Pravda flags broad US desire for detente amid campaign critiques
Pravda asserts Americans favor easing tensions despite rivals casting detente as political fodder. It cites a poll by Lewis Barris claiming an overwhelming majority reject opponents of cooperation, while Reagan Jackson and Wallace warn of detente pitfalls. The piece argues Moscow must act to secure workable detente without compromising U.S. interests.
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Pravda
Red Organ
Lewis Barris
Prayda
Ronald Reagan
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Soviet Union
Moscow
Reagan
Jackson
Wallace
Senator Soaper and the Big Apple ethics debate
A satirical note questions highway and parking planning for mini automobiles, mentions elections and alleged charges of bribery, and jokes about New York as the Big Apple. It lampoons civic processes and uses a family vignette about arthritis medicine.
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New York
America
Glowing Stories About Reds Reflected In Soviet China Coverage
A critical look at Western correspondents who praised Soviet socialism and later Communist China while ignoring mass killings and repression. The piece cites Stalin era famines, purges, and China’s death tolls, warning that flattering reporting delays truth and risks betraying Taiwan.
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Washington
Leningrad
Russia
Lincoln Steffens
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Stalin
Taiwan
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Tme
Red China
Geographic Arab Disputes Threaten Unity
The Western Sahara dispute deepens as Syria mediates with Algeria and Morocco while Lebanon’s ties fray. The region, a 98,000 square mile arid expanse with scarce rainfall, hosts 76,000 nomads and sits near Africa’s Atlantic coast.
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Washington
Syria
Western Sahara
Srafetern
Lebanon
Hikmat Chehabi
Beirut
Algiers
Babst
Algeria
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
National Geographic Society
Western
Sahara
Africa
Atlantic
Spain
Soniacera Theni Irom
Canary Islands
Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
Danville Register in Danville Virginia prints daily and Sunday home delivery options with various rates. Subscriptions in city and suburbs include 8c per copy for daily issues and weekly delivery, with six month and full year prices listed and reminders to renew.
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Danvilee Register
the Register
Union St
Danville
Sundek
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