Human rights and transplants cross political divides
An opinion piece contrasts Carter and Amin focusing on world events while highlighting a landmark transplant case. A Russian donor kidney was successfully transplanted into a Brooklyn worker, arranged by Dr. Rubin and Dr. Schumakov, showing humanitarian action beyond politics. The authors urge leaders to prioritize life over rhetoric.
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Carter
U.S
President Amin
Uganda
Amin
America
Russia
Moscow
New York
Brooklyn
Albert L. Rubin
Valery Schumakov
Rubin
Schumakov
Year Round DST Urged as Congress Puts Bills in House
National debate over daylight saving time intensifies as six bills are introduced. Proponents push permanent year round DST to save energy, citing historical shifts from 1918 to 1974 and arguing broader national benefit despite agriculture’s long standing opposition.
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House
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Constructive uses of guilt in personal faith and life
L D Johnson argues guilt can be constructive, not just debilitating. He warns against scapegoating and self righteous defenses, urging confession and forgiveness through God. Reading Psalm 51 and Luke 7 36 50, we may use spiritual pain to guide moral reform.
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Gloucester
William Hathaway
Maine
Richard Helms
Dolby
Congress
Sen
Birch
Mathias
Hearing for Stansfield Turner as CIA director nominee
Admiral Stansfield Turner, Carter’s second choice, faces a Senate Oversight hearing. Senators weigh civil liberties risks while Turner frames his military background as balance for the CIA. He resists promises on military option limits and promises secrecy for covert actions, underscoring tensions between accountability and national security.
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Stansfield Turner
Carter
CLA
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Annapolis
Jimmy Carter
Theodore C. Sorensen
CIA
Tailgunner Joe and the McCarthy TV Critical Debate
John Chamberlain critiques NBCs three hour tailgunner Joe, noting omissions and confirming the era’s partisan distortions. Robert Morris and Freda Utley provide context on Lattimore, Currie, Rogoff, and Soviet links while Buckleys National Review and Alternative Magazine condemn one sided history.
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McCarthy
Uiley
Utley
NBC
Bob Morris
Lattimore
Lauchlin Currie
Rogoff
Gokham
Moscow
Alternative
Bloomington
Indiana
Bill Buckley
National Review
New York
Lillian Hellman
Grand Feint of NBC on McCarthy Era Critique
In a retrospective critique, the piece argues NBC’s television focus on Joe McCarthy is a grand feint. It contrasts Revere’s 1950s work and English assessment with modern dramatizations, noting enduring questions about McCarthy, Latrimore, and the era’s propaganda.
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McCarthy
Lattimore
Richard O ‘Revere
Joe McCarthy
Lillian Heilman
Josef Stalin
Revere
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Eric Goldman
Walter Lippmann
Mr. Ravere
England
Evelyn Waugh
Mr. Waugh
Mr. Revere
Owen Latrimore
Gunner Doe
Lillian Hellman
Statin
Berg
John Dewey
Soviet Union
Europe
Ular
Henry Wallace
Danville Daily Subscriptions Rates and Notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in city and suburbs by carrier at 85 cents per week and 15 cents per copy, with Sunday edition at 25 cents. Mail subscriptions: one year 44.20 dollars, six months 22.10 dollars. Renewal notices are mailed 10 days before expiration.
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the Register Publishing Co., Inc
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Editing Notes From A Fragmented Page
A damaged OCR fragment notes editing and shortening. It mentions ace, mee, ante, and severe conditions in terse terms. The text hints at a manuscript editing situation with focus on conciseness and clarity despite garbled input.
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