Plain talk on Danville colleges and future funding
A letter argues Danville faces a critical choice between a Danville Community College and a VPI branch. It accuses leaders of evasiveness while urging open public debate, broader community input, and decisive action to determine which institution best serves long term growth and avoids duplicative costs.
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Danville
W. C. “Dan
Dante
Richmond
Danien
Dare
Dawren
Community College
Danville Community College
Royal
DawiEen
Dan Dantet
Dawrer
Gopwin
Virginia
State Council On Higher Education
Community College System
VPI
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Hadford College
VCC
Goowin
Dawiet
DCC
Daniel
Prince Sihanouk and Vietnam War Standoff Recounted
A reflective column frames Prince Norodom Sihanouk as a divine ruler who cannot err and details his stance against American and South Vietnamese pursuit into Cambodia. It notes talks with Bowles, the U S envoy, and critiques claims about Viet Cong sanctuaries while joking about Fort Knox guard reductions.
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Noropom Simianouk
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Johnson
CuHester Bowles
New Delhi
Africa
New York
North Vietnam
Prnince
Sisawatr
Priice
Sinaancur
Bowles
Sihanouk
Bownes
Prince
U.S
Sisanoux
Sianoux
GOP Liberals In Disarray Over Nixon Reagan Tactics
Ralph de Toledano notes turmoil in GOP as Nixon leads Nixon potential rivals Reagan Romney and Rockefeller jockey for position. Conservatives scrutinize Rockefeller while he avoids overt candidacy. Rumblings grow over Rockefeller liquor scandals and tax issues within New York leadership as primary winds shift.
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Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
George Romney
Michigan
Dick Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Mr. Nixon
Rockefeller
Clay Feet
Barry Goldwater
Reading’s Horror Books Stir Washington Debate
Holmes Alexander surveys recent works with political overtones. Fletcher Knebel’s Vanished envisions a president ceding power to nuclear scientists, a fiction that alarms against disarmament. Maryce Berger’s Equality by Statute critiques civil rights laws while noting street violence tied to reform. Faye Lewis’s Patients, Doc casts debate on governance and family physicians. The piece weighs Nixon’s chances and Johnson’s unpopularity against a Nixon candidacy and the evolving primary battles shaping public opinion.
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Knebel
Maryce Berger
Faye Lewis
Nixon
Hampshire
Wisconsin
Lyndon Johnson
Uiaea Aha Erawld Anning
Wu Wuw Uemill
GOP
Johnson
Miami Beach
Flo Ranadin
Ronald Reagan
California
Present Tense and the fading role of the family doctor
The piece contrasts Leon Dennen and Norman Cousins with modern writers. It questions ethical choices in medicine, discusses the duty of physicians amid life extension through antibiotics, and critiques liberal intellectual arrogance. It warns ideas today may shape tomorrow’s reality, including the possible demise of the family doctor.
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Dr. Lewis
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Cousins
Capitol Hill
Westminster Academy Promises Expansion and Private School Appeal
The Westminster private school, moved to a 20 acre estate, plans campus expansion with kindergarten and grades 1-8 tuition set at 325 and 600. It emphasizes discipline, a broad curriculum, and early foreign language study, aiming to attract families seeking religious instruction and academic standards amid rising private schooling nationally.
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Wal
Alono
Westminister
Illinois
Cook County
Chhildren
Giewoel
Giesel
McGaffey
Thuigh
Jane
Yun
Spot
Westminister Academy
God and
Math
Reformers
William Johnson
van Nostrand
Trarhianian
Ty Jis
Northbrook
Winnetka
Christian Day School
Marilyn
Carnes
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