A Perspective on Money Education and Modern Society
A column argues that chasing universal education and wealth as panaceas risks neglecting deeper human fulfillment. It cites Marcolm Muncerreur’s warning at Edinburgh University and cautions against faith in education as a cure-all while noting rising public spending and social ills. The piece links Johnson’s crime war and civil rights recommendations to this debate.
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Patrick Henry
George HI
Marcolm Muncerrer
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Maccerince
Europe
Hrrer
Beatles
M.B.E
The
Stones
Mr. Maccrrmee
California
Paradise
Torquemada
Mr. Muncertpee
Johnson
Congress
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Virginia Democrats Host $50 Per Couple Dinner in Richmond
The Richmond event highlighted political chatter as Governor Goowin dismissed a Virginia bid for a 1969 Catherine and Mruus ticket. Mentions swirled around Danville delegate Danren and others as Mississippi primary talk grew, with figures like Jerome Hanna Dean and Lieutenant Governor hopefuls in play.
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Virginia
Richmond
Tuomas Jgrrexson
Joan Marswatu
Goowin
Alabama
Catherine and Mruus
Danville
W. C. “Dan” Danren
Danren
Messrs
PoLtaro
Battle Et Als
Mississippi
Pardner
Jerome Hanna
Ole Diz
Dean
Diz
Summer politics and odd notes from Capitol Hill to Gettysburg
A long hot political summer in Mississippi ahead of August Democratic primaries. A mouse spied in the Rayburn Building raises concerns as Capitol Hill grapples with governance. Nostalgia resurfaces with a megaphone trend in music. Gettysburg College hears Dr. Pike urge draft resistance if Johnson won’t negotiate Vietnam. Joseph Johnson’s stance on Vietnam remains disputed amid calls for peace talks. Lighthearted quips about furniture fashion and New Year boredom pepper the column, ending with a wry remark on book critics and their own unread reviews.
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Gettysburg College
Pike
Johnson
Vietnam
Poe
They Hutchins
Dent Johnson
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Suppressed Polls Stir Romney Debate on War and Faith
The Chicago radio program discussion features bishops and political figures debating the Vietnam War, draft policy, and democracy. Ralph de Toledano notes rising public nerves, Romney and Nixon dynamics, Pike’s stance on war for souls, and Gallup polling controversy influencing Republican strategists.
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Stowld
Chicago
United States
James
Richard Nixon
George Romney
Bishop Pike
New York World Journal
Pikelfees
Heaven
New York Times
America
Richard
Hanoi
Michigan
Nixon
Pikel
Candi
Pike
George Gallup
Detroit
Sidney Lens
Georges Didate
Republican Party
Altic
Gallup
Danville Registersubscription, rates, and AP note
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with in city carrier and mail options. It notes AP news dispatches credited to The Associated Press and reserves reproduction rights for dispatches. Rates vary by zone and period, with renewal reminders and address for national advertising representatives.
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Danville
Associated Press
GLE
Mail
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Mephespolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
The Bombing Of The Innocents And Tonkin Debate
Buckley surveys the Tonkin Gulf bombing controversy, noting carrier strikes on North Vietnam, the evolving bombing boundaries, and the strategic shift toward selective bombing. He argues bombings grow less effective as anti air defenses improve and enemy logistics become harder to stop.
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Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Gulf
Jon
Barry Goldwater
Nya
Ae Rae
Onsen Senna
Aro Id
Ideologues misread China and US labor trends
John Chamberlain argues ideologues misjudge Maoist China and U S farm policy. He notes Red China’s difficulties in the mainland, peasant demands, and provincial drift toward economism, while in Mississippi cotton pioneers resist a $1 an hour minimum wage, foretelling rural displacement and urban migration.
The Pushers Punished For Their Covetousness
Holmes Alexander critiques political climbers and the public rebuke they face. He cites Eisenhower Polk Kennedy Romney Wallace Percy Nixon Javits Rockefeller and warns that the American press may act as providence in curbing ambitions while urging auto makers and governors to stay within their roles.
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Washington, D. C
Dwight Eisenhower
James K. Polk
Robert Kennedy
George Romney
George Wallace
Charles Percy
Richard Nixon
Jacob Javits
Nelson Rockefeller
Jacqueline Kennedy
Robin Douglas-Home
William Manchester
Bob Kennedy
White House
Romney
Harpers Magazine
Gallup
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Rayburn
Capitol Hill
Fuseloyle
Ralph de Toledano
Polk
Teason
Edward Step
L. Bernays
Torate
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Big Bromley
Mad River Glen
William F. Buckley, Jr
Americans
South Vietnam
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John Chamberlain
Menueus Bey LA Quevivrues Wele
Mao Tse-tung
Pring Mao
East River
Haiphong
New York City
Mao
Lee Wee Ae
Ervey Wee
China
Brezh
Soviet Russia
Hongkong
Russia
Yugoslavia
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Szechwan
Yunnan
Kansu
Sinkiang
Asia
Yale Brozen
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
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Holmes Alexander
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