Indian Prime Minister Suastri dies after Kashmir accord
The death of Indian Prime Minister Lou B. Suastri in Tashkent from a heart seizure blinds hopes for quick Kashmir peace after a joint troop withdrawal accord with Soviet backed talks. GuLzaRILAL NANDa, 67, will succeed him, known as an economist and tough negotiator with Communists and communal factions.
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Lou B. Suastri
Tashkent
U.S.S.R
Avus Kuan
Kashmir
Mr. Suastri
Kosygin
United Kingdom
SuHastri
Government of India
Gulzarilal Nanda
Nanda
New Delhi
Nanna
Mr. Shastri
Congress Party
Shastri
Ayus
Nanpa
Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Bryant urges purge of extremists from UNC faculty ranks
Durham lawyer Victor Bryant challenged the Chapel Hill AAUP to remove those he called irresponsible publicity seeking extremists from UNC. He praised Governor Dan Moore for actions that led to revisions of the Speaker Ban Act and argued the move preserves academic freedom while warning against those who attack it. He urged genuine scholars to confront colleagues whose tactics threaten integrity.
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Chapel Hill
American Association of University Professors
UNC
Durham
Victor Bryant
North Carolina
Dan Moore
University of North Carolina
Moone
General Assembly
Bryant
Tuck
AAUP
Danville Daily Rates And Subscriptions Details
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. In print, 35 cents a week for carrier delivery, 6 cents for single copies, and 15 cents for Sunday. Mail rates show one year at 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, and one month 1.25. Prompt renewals requested.
Man Hubert Humphrey as versatile orator and generalist
The piece praises Hubert Humphrey for his broad speaking ability across topics, likening him to an old fashioned general practitioner who can address any subject with clarity and impact. It highlights his adaptability amid modern specialization.
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Hubert Humphrey
Auto model jokes hint at dating checks in 1966
A long running joke notes people have dated checks with 1966 amid the new year’s transition. The humor stems from lingering mis dating as early car models roll out in the year ahead.
Youth Has Its Say on Dear Abby Advice
In a current Opinion feature, area youths react to whether Dear Abby advice increases or decreases home friction. Miss Kay Dempsey, 15, argues a car night for teens is possible, while the Old Curmudgeon dismisses it as unrealistic. He asks which night should parents use the car.
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Abby
Kay Dempsey
Abby Dear
The Piper’s Tune and the Free Choice Dilemma
A Nation of joiners faces a flood of government programs and subsidies. Citizens must evaluate and reject gimmicks while pursuing intelligent choices, lest they barter freedom for costly promises. Ben Franklin’s warning about paying dearly for a whistle frames the editorial critique.
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America
Ben Franklin
Politics Becoming Act Of Narcissism In Public Relations
William F Buckley Jr argues that modern politics has become an act of narcissism driven by public relations experts like Hal Evry. He notes Evry’s pitch to fund an attorney general's election, the heavy cost, and the selective IQ requirements, framing the effort as engineered public opinion rather than genuine democratic choice.
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Black Box
Hal Eury
Los Angeles
P/R
Democratic Party
Evry
Mr. Evry
Charlie
Sacramento
Washington
Hal Evry
Demos
Robert Kennedy
Box
Quill as Revolutionary Icon Faces National Scrutiny
Ralph de Toledano questions Michael J. Quill and the TWU as New York City’s transit strike disrupts the nation. He argues Quill’s conduct, past anti Communist stances, and current opposition to the city’s leaders threaten public trust and labor responsibility.
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New York City
Wall Street
New York
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
John V. Lindsay
Johnson
Mr. Quill
Quill
Mike Quill
New York Transportation
Sys-Tete
Fiorello la
Erin
Labor Party
The
Angels
Vietnam
Ireland
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Mr. Rhee
Prices soar as Soviets raise Vietnam war stake
In a strategic briefing, General J. P. McConnell warns that hitting Hanoi Haiphong with B 52s risks heavy losses to Soviet built antiaircraft defenses. The piece argues the high price of air war stems from past hesitations and Cuba era parallels.
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North Vietnam
Bay of Pigs
Kremslin
Cuba
Pentagon
Hanoi-Haiphong
J. P. McConnell
Air Force
Hanoi
Haiphong
Johnson
Guam
General Westmoreland
South Vietnam
Westmore
Pacific
Hanoi- Haiphong
Marguerite Higgins Remembered by John Chamberlain
John Chamberlain honors journalist Marguerite Higgins who died at 45 from a tropical disease after hard war reporting in Korea and Southeast Asia. He recalls her early Columbia days, gate-crashing limits, and her lasting impact through Our Vietnam Nightmare, urging leaders to heed her warning.
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Depttve
Miss Higgins
South East Asia
Korea
MacArthur
Walton Walker
Higgins
Vietnam
Harper and Row
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Columbia University School of Journalism
Pearl Harbor
Far East
Joseph Pulitzer
Hong Kong
Columbia
Maggie ‘Higgins
Dorothy Thompson
Marguerite ‘Higgins
U.S
Asia
Lyndon
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Averell Harriman
Southeast Asia
State Department
Viet‘nam
France
Dorothy
Maggie Higgins
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