Industry leaders debate tobacco marketing controls in Raleigh
A Raleigh conference brought together tobacco industry figures to discuss possible boards and marketing rules. Col W T Joyner stated the Warehouse Association must decide sale pacing, but speakers urged forming a representative All Industry Marketing Board to end rumors and improve coordination among farmers warehouses and buyers.
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Raleigh
Col. W. T. Joyner
Bright Tobacco Warehouse Association
Roy B. Davis
Paces
U.S
Col. Joyner
Warehouse Association
Reaf Marketing
Mr. Davis
Joan M. Gaecory
Imperial
BBWA
Bbwa Committee
Rhodesia plan linked to British reconstruction rhetoric
The British plan envisions Rhodesia as an administrative district under a London governor with a civil administration and a Rhodesians Council replacing a legislature. Differences from U.S. Reconstruction are noted, with Conservative Heath urging a tolerant approach if Rhodesia returns to the fold. Discussion warns against chaos and racial strife mirroring a century ago in America.
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Haroup Wao Son
Britannia
Rhodesia
Southland
Salisbury
Heath
Tuappius
Stevens
Jan Smith
Britain
U.S
Principle And Practice: USDA Tobacco Ad Funding Critique
Mecosta columnist Russeil Krak rails at a USD A support for a 106000 travelogue promoting American tobaccos to foreign markets. He notes public funds backing tobacco advertising amid health concerns and cites 1966 flue-cured leaf support at 58.8 cents a pound and Burley at 60.6.
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Kirk
Mecosta
Russeil Krak
Kmxs
Tobaccoland
Virginia
Florida
Kinx
USDA
Walter Bateich
England
Danville Press Rates and Publication Details
The Danville Register itemizes subscription costs for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs, with mail options at one year 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, and one month 1.28, plus eight weeks for in-town delivery and separate Sunday rates. It notes post office mailing as second class matter and lists Associated Press affiliation and national advertising reps. The note covers postal zones, renewal timing, and prompt renewals.
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Danville
Eather Delly
Associated Press
TRE Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Alers
It's Gotta Be This or That in a Moon Landing Era Debate
The piece argues Americans must balance national goals with personal duty at home and in faith. It stresses individual responsibility, urges practical action aligned with Jesus Christ, and critiques reliance on broad policy while neglecting local betterment.
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L. D. Sumnson
Peter
Feds Grip for Jobless Insurance Changes Debate
The column discusses H.R. 8282 amendments to the unemployment compensation statutes. It argues the bill would federalize state programs, raise costs, widen unemployment periods, and weaken employer experience rating. The piece urges public attention and warns of inflationary effects and reduced incentives to curb firings.
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Rulpe de Toledano
N Y
John J. Rhodes
Ariz
House
Republican Policy Committee
Congress
United
Unem- Placman
Imennenas Enetan
Beautility and the Great Society’s aesthetic utility debate
Holmes Alexander notes how utilities face pressure from conservationists to hide ugliness of power infrastructure. He cites Con Edison and Pacific Gas and Electric forming beauty or aesthetics committees to bury or disguise equipment, while inflation and costs mount as laws curb automobile fumes. The essay critiques the ideal of perfectibility and the cost of comforting consumer aesthetics.
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Washington, D.C
Electric Corp
Albany
Beautility
Manhattan
Lady Bird
Johnson
Consolidated Edison
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pacific Northwest
Parksi
California
Atlantic
Boston
Health Edison
Asiand Security
Con
Medicut Light and Power
Hudson Gas Andi
Queen County
To the Point on Cigarette Ads Abroad
The editorial criticizes U S Department of Agriculture subsidies funding American cigarette advertising in Japan Thailand and Austria totaling 21000 and a Warner Brothers travelogue subsidized 106000 to promote smoking while raising health concerns and noting Senator Warren Magnuson’s protests to the secretary of agriculture.
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Macauson
Kink
Japan
Thailand
Austria
Department of Agriculture
Amt
Warner Brothers
Agriculture Department
Warren Magnuson
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
of Agrrul
Senator Soaper and the Cigarette Economy Debate
A satirical column questions jobs of the future, drug harm, and government tobacco policy, mocking tariffs and advertising while weaving in cultural references. It critiques subsidies for cigarettes, media promotion, and a US push toward a consumer Great Society amid global pressures.
Paying Old Bills or Golf Club Dilemma
A narrator asks a woman in the fourth house from the corner to choose between settling longstanding debts or joining a golf club, framing it as a choice between money owed and leisure. The brief reflects everyday concerns with practical finance versus social activity.
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Russell Kirk
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