Trucks with Twin Trailers Face Virginia Bill Debate
A Richmond survey shows four of five Virginians oppose the Gray Campbell Davis bill allowing trucks with twin trailers up to 55 feet on Virginia highways. The General Assembly may delay action as safety concerns rise after 1219 deaths on Virginia roads this past year. Senators Gray Campbell and Davis doubt lawmakers will back such a measure, labeled monstrous by opponents.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Senate
Ioan Vine
Hostaic Bullerie
Gray
Campbell
Davis
The Sole Redeemers Of Society on College Campuses
Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey condemns campus disorders as belligerent nonsense and distinguishes peaceful student protests from a fringe of conscientious objectors. He cites Harvard undergraduates as bright and engaged, countering claims campuses breed revolution, except where administrations falter at a few loci like Berkeley.
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Harvard University
Nathan M. Pusey
Pusey
Harvard
United States
Berkeley
Senator Thompson Spoofs B-Girl Debate in Virginia Senate
The piece portrays William Carrington Thompson as a long-time country boy who, during the Breepen liquor by the drink bill debate, feigns naivete on the meaning of B-girl while questioning sponsor Breeden. It notes his shifting stance, humor, and aim to spoof fellow senators during the discussion in the General Assembly.
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General Assembly
William Carrington Thompson
Pittsylvania
House of Delegates
Senate Welfare Committee
Thompson
Ables
Senate
Breeden
Tai
United States
Asia
Mao Tse-tung
France
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Danville News Rates and Postal Information
Entered at Danville Virginia post office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates set for daily and Sunday editions with in city prices and mail options. Readers urged to renew ten days before expiration and note zone pricing.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Primary timing raises questions about New Hampshire
The article notes New Hampshire as a peculiar stage for a presidential primary this season and discusses public sentiment on timing. It lightly touches on blame for virus impacts and mentions show business shifting from venue glamour to personal golf events.
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New Hampshire
He Keys
Understanding Alsop and Kennedy in Vietnam Debate
William Buckley analyzes Ralph de Toledano and Joseph Alsop’s push for Kennedy to challenge Johnson. He weighs risks of splitting the Democratic Party, the rise of right wing Republicans, and the fate of Vietnam policy, urging cautious, measured moves toward peace and dialogue with Saigon and Hanoi.
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Joseph Alsop
Robert Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Alsop
Democratic Party
Bay of Pigs
South Vietnam
Watts
Detroit
Jana
Plains
Nixon
Reagan
America
South Africa
Joint Chiefs of
Statf
State Department
Saigon
Goldwater
United States
NLF
Hanoi
Pemane Fte
Fms
Woocrwoerd
Radh
Aj Farmer
Mr. Alsop
NLE
Fugendocas Vist
NP Anakheram
Mc Ruygor
Sonar Liberation Front
King
Greece
Royal Alsop
England
How Rocky Would Fare Among the Unforgiving Polls and party lines clash over Rockefeller
John Chamberlain weighs Rockefeller’s potential 1960s presidential bid against Lyndon Johnson, Goldwater, and political factions. He questions poll reliability, party splits, and the impact of Vietnam stance on Rockefeller’s appeal among independents, conservatives, and the East.
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Rocky
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Iman Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
Laird
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republic
Nixon
Goldwater
Connectic
California
Reagan
Barry
George Wallace
Rocsty
New York State
Conservative Party
Liberal Party
U.S
Ousting Novotny Signals Red Dictatorship Struggle
Prague reels as Antonin Novotny loses control of the Communist party and remains president in title only. Western diplomats see his removal as a broader sign of stagnation and brewing reform across Eastern Europe as Dubcek seeks Western ties while keeping Moscow at bay. The shift highlights tension inside the Communist bloc and Moscow’s bid to preserve influence amid dissent among intellectuals and students.
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Prague
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Russia
U. N
Novotny
Europe
L East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Mostow
Leonid Brezhnev
Frague
Alexander Dubeck
East Europe
Dibcek
United States
Dubeck
Oman
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Mao Tse-tung
Latin American
Asia
China
Mao
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Patton Breenen
Vanville Ribot
Anti-Defamation League
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William F. Buckley, Jr
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Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Lenin
Stalin
Wean
Lae Ind
Sitra
Pavernmant
Wan Fee
South Wier
Alnam
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet
John Chamberlain
Leon Dennen
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