South Africa Urges Peaceful Coexistence After ICJ Ruling
The article recounts South Africa’s mixed reaction to the ICJ decision allowing continued rule over South West Africa. Prime Minister H. F. Verwoerd calls for peaceful coexistence and self development for all Southern Africa peoples, urging restraint, non interference, and open friendship with other African states. He emphasizes development, mutual aid, and discourages external meddling.
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Union of South Africa
International Court of Justice
South Africa
South West Africa
League of Nations
United Nations
U.N
Hague
Southern Africa
Republic
Wiretap vs bugging in Las Vegas 1963 FBI action
Buckley analyzes a Las Vegas incident where an FBI bug may have been used instead of a wiretap, noting legal distinctions, authority required, and potential misuse. He questions Attorney General Kennedy's role and urges clear legislation to prevent info from eavesdropping being shared with other branches.
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FBI
Las Vegas
Bobby Kennedy
Congress
Inc
Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
FBE
Internal Revenue
Fred Black Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Jones
Murder Inc
Go They Were Too Trusting
CORAZON AMURAO survivor of eight nurse murders in Chicago says Filipino nurse Amarao and two others hoped to defend themselves but American nurses advised calm to avoid provoking the attacker. The piece argues calm acceptance reflects brainwashed tolerance of invasion and urges readiness to fight communism at home as well as in Vietnam.
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Corazon Amurao
Chicago
Generoso Provipo
Amarao
Philippines
U.S
Red Army
Viet Nam
Congress Overspending Sparks Rare Presidential Meeting
President Johnson summoned Democratic chairmen and Republican ranking members to curb rising 1967 budget spending. He warned three options if bills grow: price and wage controls, cutting nonmilitary costs, or a substantial deficit or tax hike. The critics note over 110 billion in revenues, urging Congress to live within federal income.
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Jonnson
Congress
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Policy Notice
Daily and Sunday subscriptions are payable in advance with weekly carrier rates of 35 cents in city and suburbs and 6 cents for a single copy. Annual mail rate is 15 dollars with shorter terms available. The paper notes AP rights, zone-based rates, and renewal reminders.
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Danville
Blember
Associated Press
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
One Man One Vote Bills in Michigan Foreseeable Chaos
The article condemns Governor Romney for signing two measures aimed at pure population based elections. It argues such reapportionment destroys local wards and counties, upends traditional communities, and risks unconstitutional boards. It criticizes neglect of representative bonds and warns against technocratic majoritarian rule.
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Michigan
George Romney
America
County Boards of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors
Romney
Michigan Supreme Court
Warren
Warren, Romney, and Company
John Chamberlain on Romney and libertarian conservatives
John Chamberlain argues libertarians share economic aims with conservatives and defends George Romney as a plausible Republican candidate. He recalls Romney’s career at American Motors, his economic libertarianism, and his cautious Vietnam stance, urging Romney to broaden appeal beyond eastern support to win the South and West.
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George Romney
Dick Nixon
Romney
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Arizona
Automotive Council For
Mexico
American Motors Company
George Mason
Henry Ford
Ludwig von Mises
Los Angeles
Vietnam
U.S
Asia
Senator Russell
Georgia
Douglas MacArthur
Albert Wedemeyer
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
California
South
Wall Street
Dewey- Brownell
The Poverty Program Fails in Labor Talks and Costs
Ralph de Toledano argues the poverty program wastes money and yields no results. He cites ivy league tuition, Job Corps costs, and widespread corruption from Boston to Bellevue. He accuses officials and politicians of self dealing while the poor pay and taxpayers fund a growing patronage system.
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Women’s Job Corps Center
St. Petersburg
Fla
Boston
Mass
Bellevue
Neb
40Th Corps
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Acket
Capitol Hill
House Educcation and Labor Committee
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell
John Rhodes
Arizona
House Republican Policy Committee
Washington Press Corps
Powell
Senator Soaper Says Post Office Placard Character
A garbled note cites a placard describing a man who likes to gamble but is not a big spender. The piece mocks government interest and notes a friend’s family produced the first pretty girl in four generations. It mentions medical researchers finding fitness does not prevent disease and suggests it improves appearance for visitors. It ends arguing antiques must be family heirlooms to feel heritage.
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United States
County Board of Supervisors
John Randolph
Roanoke
George Romney
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H. F. Verworrp
Information Service of
Dr. Verwworth
William F. Buckley, Jr
Russell Kirk
John Chamberlain
Ralph de Toledano
Soaper
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