Reynolds Loses House Seat In Pittsylvania Primary
The Pittsylvania Danville Democratic primary produced shifts in local power. Dr RANDALL O REYNOLDS lost his House of Delegates seat to Eastwood, while Water Rippie won City Sergeant and Frank Bates captured the treasurer post. Lawrence Wilson Jr challenged Bucent Linx without success.
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Danville
Pittsylvania
Randall O. Reynolds
House of Delegates
Reynolds
Eastwoop
Tunstall
Dan River
W. Carrineron Thompson
ReEyno
Dan River District
Dr. ReynoLps
Chatham
ReynNoxps
Water M. Ripple
Hott P. Lyon
Rippie
Crem Seymour
W. Carrine- Ton Thompson
Reynouds
Thompson
Reynolps
No Gratitude Expected In Foreign Aid Debates
The piece argues U S aid to Egypt should come with a truth requirement and warns against expecting gratitude for beneficence. It contrasts American grain gifts with Soviet shipments praised in Egypt, noting public reception and political implications. It references Kosygin and Kasyein and ends with a parable about a child at a summer camp.
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Sam
Nasser
Egypt
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosyain
United States
Soviet Union
Kasyein
Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
The Danville Register provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with in city and mail options. Rates include weekly 35 cents in- city, six months 7.50, and one year 15 by mail. Renewal notice mailed 10 days before expiration.
U S Gypsum selects Danville for new plant
A reader recounts US Gypsum choosing Danville Virginia for a multi million dollar plant. The company, largest building materials producer in Virginia and the nation, contrasts its site decision with factors like right to work laws and external criticism. The letter ties past leadership to current growth plans and notes Norfolk and Plasterco as existing plants.
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the Commonwealth Magazine
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Gypsum
Danville
Virginia
US S. Gypsum Company
C. H. Shaver
Gypsum
Norfolk
Plasterco
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
Charles Henning
J. Addison Hagan
Mao plan for Asia conquest exposed in 1953 memo
Ralph de Toledano debunks a Mao Tse-tung memorandum claiming a Cold War strategy to subvert Vietnam and expand Communist control across Asia. The piece argues U S resolve in Vietnam is essential to prevent World War II-like outcomes and frames Johnson's decision as pivotal to American freedom.
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Mao Tse-tung
West
Vietnam
Indo-China
Burma
Thailand
Indonesia
Malay Peninsula
Japan
India
Philippines
Africa
Europe
United States
Mao
Southeast Asia
Mao Tse- Tung
Free World
Asia
Canada
Latin America
Red China
France
Bertrand Russell
Hitler
Johnson
Kremlin
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Jockins
Free America
Berkeley judge convicts 632 students for trespass and resisting arrest
In Berkeley a municipal judge convicts 632 UC Berkeley students for trespass after they blocked paths during a December protest. Most are guilty of resisting arrest. a few dispute knowledge of rock-solid law, while critics warn mobs threaten civil order and highlight police powers and lawful restraint as essential rights.
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Berkeley
University of California
Chicago
al Raby
Benjamin Willis
Richard J. Daley
Rahy
Raby
United States
Britain
Edmund Burke
Drinkwater
Buckley Sees Ky as Upcoming Anti Communist Leader
William F Buckley Jr argues General Nguyen Cao Ky will become a pivotal anti Communist figure in South Vietnam. Ky’s hard line against war profiteers and his threat to sever ties with France draw World Opinion’s focus and may invite domestic opposition to him. He embodies a militant stance, wears the Than Phong black uniform, and foresees a dangerous path amid U.S. ambivalence.
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Nguyen Cao’ Ky
South Vietnam
Diem
Saigon
Chiang Kaishek
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Ikamikaze
Patton
Mme
France
United States
Mount Kennedy Officially Measured at 13905 Feet
Mount Kennedy in the St Elias Mountains near the Alaska Yukon border is officially listed at 13,905 feet above sea level. The height was determined by the US Coast and Geodetic Survey and Canadian surveys, with a bronze benchmark placed 480 feet below the summit. The area was mapped by National Geographic Society and Boston Museum of Science expeditions, led by Dr Bradford Washburn, who also oversaw the 1935 discovery expedition. The peak was named for President John F. Kennedy in 1965 after a mountaineering party including Senator Robert F. Kennedy reached the summit in March.
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John F. Kennedy
Alaskan
St. Elias Mountains
North America
Kennedy
National Geographic Society
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Canadian Department of Mining and Technical
Boston Museum of Science
Mount Kennedy
Bradford Washburn
National Geographic-Boston Museum
Robert F. Kennedy
Yukon
James W. Whittaker
Office grouch resists name for younger element
The office grouch protests the label for the younger element saying he may be a little fuddy but insists he is no duddy. He frames the clash as a clash of generational nicknames within the office.
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