Secretary Intervenes to Reevaluate Duke Power Savannah Project
Secretary Stewart L. Untant moves to reconsider Duke Power's 700 million project on Savannah River tributaries in western South Carolina. A task force will reexamine federal stance, aiming to avoid further delays. The shift mirrors prior administrations and signals potential private development in the basin alongside federal interests.
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Stewart L. Unant
Duke Power Company
Savannah River
South Carolina
Upatin
Conan Russein
Upatat
Duke Power
Unpatru
Savannah
Unarn
Upati
Unatt
Hanoto L. Sexes
Federalia
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Roanoke River
Oscar Craipman
Congress
VEPCO
Buggs Island
Philpott
Roanoke
Virginia Electric
Appalachian
Duke
Virginia Redistricting Plans Weigh Congressional Accord
Virginia study by the University of Virginia proposes Plan No 1 for reallocating 395000 residents into ten districts. It shifts Carroll Wythe Grayson from the Fifth to other districts, adds Lunenburg Mecklenburg Brunswick and Greensville to the Fifth, and aims to minimize GOP gains while pleasing Congressmen and local leaders. Plan No 1 awaits analysis amid broader ten-district challenges.
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Virginia
North Carolina
LBJ
General Assembly
University of Virginia
Bureau of Population and Economic Research
Carroll
Wythe
Grayson
Tuck
Lunenburg
Mecklenburg
Brunswick
Greensville
Ansten
Being Faithful In Very Little By L. D. Johnson
A devotional reflection argues that faithfulness in small daily duties shapes character amid global crises. It identifies three unhealthy reactions to world events and concludes true responsibility lies in steady faithfulness in ordinary tasks.
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L. D. Johnson
Jesus
Vietnam
Newspaper masthead and subscription rates note
The Danville Register details subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions, city carrier and mail options, and advertising representatives. It lists weekly and annual rates, and mentions Associated Press rights and branding.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Lodge Faces Vietnam Crisis as Saigon Struggles Go On
John Chamberlain analyzes U S pressure on Saigon while General Ky fights for control and a magazine called Viet Report stirs debate. He argues antiwar and progovernment factions seek influence in Saigon and Washington, signaling a tense clash over Vietnam policy and the future of the Quat government.
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Cabot Lodge
United States
U.S
South Viet-Cang
Nam
South Vietnam
Vietnam
New York City
Mahatma Gandhi
Rajmohan Gandhi
Viet Report
Mr. Lodge
India
Saigon
Lodge
Lyndon Johnson
South
Editoes
Avhio
AES
United
States
Europe
Ky Joanson
East Asia
Martin Nicolaus
Ity
Nico‘Viet
Magaslaus
Zine
Brandeis UniversYate University
His- Sity
Staughton Lynd
Henry Cabot Lodge
Diem
Quat
Bipartisan limits on Johnson policy in Congress noted
The piece argues Republican leaders Ford and Laird push for a tougher, more proactive critique of Johnson's Southeast Asia strategy. It notes internal party tensions, debate over bombing North Vietnam, and the need for detailed alternative plans amid long-term planning gaps. It also includes quips on public policy and a bus encounter.
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Johnson
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Gerald Ford
Melvin Laird
House Republican Conference
Ford
North Viet Nam
Congress
Hanoi
Frank Church
Iron
Idaho
Mr. Church
America
Southeast
Asia
Church
Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Laos
Community of Nations
Southeast Asia
Scott
President Johnson
Laird
Disarmament Moves On Little Cat's Feet
Holmes Alexander argues skepticism toward wartime preparedness and disarmament policy as Ambassador Averell Harriman visits Moscow amid moves toward Geneva talks. He frames S. 1403 as a potential shift to UN led disarmament not subject to Senate ratification, risking a pig in a poke.
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Washington, D. C
Red Russia
Red China
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Johnson
USA
Ussr
Harriman
Khrushchev
Madison Avenue
Senate
Armed Services and
Atomic Energy
Kennedy
William C. Foster
Geneva
Capitol Hill
United Nations Participation
United Nations
Tha
House
U.N
Wasteful War on Poverty Programs Draw Fire
A critical look at the War on Poverty reveals mismanagement and patronage in the Office of Economic Opportunity. Critics say funds mainly pay staff salaries and operating costs for projects, not direct aid, citing the Petersburg Florida center and state programs that left youths unemployed after billions spent.
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Pete Aebels
Oklahomca
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Pinellas County School Board
Gibson County
Investl
Tennessee
Aj Corps
Danville School Board applauded for junior high football program
Registered letters praise the Danville School Board Superintendent Mr O T Bonner and principals Mr L Norburn and Mr E L Motley for launching a junior high football program. The letter credits former coach El Wilson and former Joe Gurtis for years of effort, citing a 1965 call for an organized feeder system to improve high school performance and job security for coaches. Mrs Ruth B Gurtis signs the note.
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Danville School Board
O. T. Bonner
E. L. Motley
L. & Norburn
Robert E. Lee
Woodrow Wilson
el Wilson
Joe Gurtis
Danville
Danvilles
Hich
G. W. Rings
YouanNot
G. W
Ruth B. Gurtis
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