Rural Electrics Face Financial Tensions Over USDA Policy
A Virginia survey argues rural electric cooperatives risk instability as USDA ends 2 percent loans used since 1944 to spur coops. Officials warn higher future loan costs and potential rate increases, while praising self-sufficiency and continued federal support without extra taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Electric
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Danville
Pittsylvania
Coops
TVA
United States
Virginia
USDA
Virginia Rural Electric
Peace Talks Resume In Paris Amid Hope For End To War
The piece notes Maurice Schumann declaring hope as Kissinger learns North View will negotiate seriously to end Indochina conflict. Nixon halts bombing Hanoi Haiphong while continuing strikes north of the DMZ. It questions Hanoi demands, cites Vo Van Sung and Le Duc Tho, and previews a January 8 Paris meeting as the true test of seriousness.
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Maurice Schumann
Henry Kissinger
North View
Indochina
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Demilitarized Zone
le Duc Thuy
United States
North Vietnam
Vo van Sung
Paris
Kissinger
Tho
Congress
Where Is God In Hochhuths The Deputy Drama
The text discusses Hochhuths The Deputy and its Auschwitz theme asking where God is amid genocide. It notes a Catholic priest in the drama adopting a yellow Star of David, implying God shares humanitys suffering and Christmas answers the question. It references Psalmist longing and Pauls gospel perspective on Jesus birth and Gods reconciliation.
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Hitler
Rolf Hochhuth
Auschwitz
God
Hockhuth
David
Paul
Jesus
Christ Comes Again Through Christlike Love in World
A sermon reflects that God incarnated in Jesus at Bethlehem and continues to come to the world through believers who embody Christlike love. It cites biblical lines about God dwelling in us when we love one another and urges personal involvement to renew the Incarnation.
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Christ
Emmanuel
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Rome
Auschwitz
Vietnam
Washington
Moscow
Christophers
Jesus of Nazareth
John
God
Golgotha
Two Contrasting Graves Reflections on Nixon and Truman
The piece contrasts President Nixon with Harry S. Truman and John F. Kennedy, noting Arlington and Independence tombs as symbols. It argues Truman’s restraint while Kennedy era excesses shaped views of American power, urging Nixon to seek a prudent course and modest American empire.
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Washington, D.C
Air Force One
Mrs. Nixon
Truman
Kennedy Brothers
Arlington Cemetery
Nixon
America
Harry Truman
Trouman
Hanoi
Vietnam
Trunman
Independence
Missouri
Arlington
Virginia
National Capital
Henry Fairlie
Doubleday
Arlington Pyramids
Fairlie
Peace Corps
Alliance For Progress
Diem
John Kennedy
Mr. Nixon
Southeast Asia
Kingdom of God
The Mongerers Of Unfounded Rumor On Nixon Kissinger
Barry Goldwater denounces liberal press for unfounded rumors of a rift between President Nixon and Henry Kissinger. He argues such reports threaten diplomacy and credit Kissinger’s pivotal China Soviet and Vietnam roles while defending Attorney General Kleindienst against ouster rumors and praising his law enforcement record.
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Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
China
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
United States
Kissinger
Richard Kleindienst
Washington Post
Kleindienst
Mr. Nicon
the Post
The
New York Times
Ramsey Clark
Johnson
Clark
Voluntary Visitors To Devil's Island
The tiny Devil's Island group off French Guiana shifts from infamous prison to tourist draw. Visitors enjoy wine and French meals in a repurposed guards hall, while beaches tempt swimmers and jungle reclaims cell blocks. Devil's Island, St. Joseph, and Royale formed Tiles Du Salut, once used by France for exile from 1852 to 1939, once blamed for malaria and horror though one island was rated a prison paradise.
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Washington
Devil’s Island
National Geographic Society
Devil's Island
French Guiana
South America
Island
St. Joseph
Royale
France
The Media War and TV Bias in 1970s America
Jeffrey Hart argues that White House calls for controlling bias in network TV are unlikely to pass Congress. He notes networks resist admitting bias, cites CBS and NBC anti Administration coverage in 1972, calls The Selling of the Pentagon propaganda, and critiques CBS Watergate coverage. He explains FCC fairness rules and a planned Office of Telecommunications Policy approach to sanction bias with license loss. He concludes the clash reflects a deeper political power struggle.
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Indianapolis
Clay T. Whitehead
Congress
White House
Harold Isaacs
Columbia School of Journalism
Networks
ABC
CBS
NBC
Pentagon
Walter Cronkite
New York Times
Times
FCC
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Whitehead
Danville Daily Subscription Rates Notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs. Carrier delivery costs 50 cents per week. single copies 10 cents. Sunday only 20 cents. By mail one year 20 dollars, six months 10.50, three months 5.25, one month 1.75. Notice mailed 10 days before expiration. Subscribers urged to renew promptly.
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Sung
le Duc Tho
Xuan
Thuy
Iese
William Sullivan
TNA
Orly
Holmes Alexander
Barry Goldwater
Peking
Atty. Gen. Kleindienst
Geographic
Jeffrey Hart
Prof. Isaacs
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