A doleful day in the House over Cyprus arms stance
The House rejects arms sales to Turkey unless Turkish forces leave Cyprus, while NATO faces tension. Ford's plan to arm Greece and Turkey with conditions is rejected, provoking Turkish retaliation and raising questions about U.S. mediation and credibility in the Mediterranean.
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Henry Kissinger
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Cyprus
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Makarias
U.S. House of Representatives
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Makarios
Greece
House
U. S. Congress
Bentsen to Visit Virginia to Launch Presidential Bid
Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas visits Virginia for a morning press conference to build name recognition and announce Virginians For Bentsen. He is among four Democrats with federal matching funds for the preconvention bid, alongside Wallace Jackson and Udall.
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Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Virginia
Alabama
Henry Jackson
Washington
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Punishment Era Camelot Critique in Harper's Piece
A Washington DC opinion piece critiques the Kennedy era crimes from Bay of Pigs to Saigon. It cites The Kennedy Vendetta by Taylor Branch and George Cyile and questions press accountability and CIA exposure amid Camelot nostalgia. The author argues journalistic coverage failed to confront the Kennedys and suggests a media collapse during charismatic leadership.
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Washington, D.C
Bay of Pigs
Saigon
United States
Taylor Branch
George
Cyile
Harper's Magazine
Washington
New York
Camelot
Rockefeller Commission
Frank Church
Senate On Intelligence
CIA
Harper's
Crile
Castro
Jack Anderson
Rockefeller Church
Jfk
Barry Goldwater
Indochina
Diem
Branch-Crile
Cuba
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Ten Good Men to Save a City by a Redemptive Minority
A essayist argues for a redemptive minority to curb the erosion of conscience in America. He cites Abraham’s intercession for Sodom, the Remnant in Isaiah, and warns of conformity’s grip on church and society. He contrasts personal virtue with mob behavior and condemns political violence and media complicity.
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Furman
America
Everbody
Abraham
Sodom
Isaiah
Israel
Judah
Bicentennial feud sparks debate over freedom and exploitation
A column ridicules the People's Bicentennial Commission led by Jeremy Rifkind for using the Bicentennial for propaganda and profit. It defends free speech while condemning attempts to deny others' freedom, arguing the Revolution's ideals included liberty and plural views, not a single party’s interpretation.
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People’s Bicentennial Commission
Jeremy Rifkind
Prc
PBC
PEC
America
Jefferson
Lenin
Vietnam
Hanai
Saigon
Betsy Ross
Disneyland
Mickey Mouse
Rifkind
Reaganites Move To Contest Primaries In 1975
John Chamberlain argues conservatives grooming Ronald Reagan in 1975 resemble Goldwater backers of 1964. He notes key organizers, fear of tacit Ford backing, and the strategy of pressure until the convention. Ford’s cautious conservative turn is depicted as the counterweight to a potential Reagan run.
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Goldwater
Republican Party
Clifton White
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
John Sears
Nixon
Washington
Sears
White House
Richard Whalen
Chaucer
Jerry Ford
Ford
Housing, Education and Welfare
F. David Mathews
University of Alabama
Solzhenitsyn
Danville Daily Rates and Subscription Notice
The Danville Register outlines subscription options for daily and Sunday editions. Rates shown include 85 cents weekly by carrier, 25 cents for Sunday copies, and annual mail options of 33 dollars. Renewal notices are mailed 10 days before expiration.
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Danville
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
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