Debate on Supreme Court infallibility and French leadership
A mosaic piece argues Americans should accept fallible judges and preserve the judiciary’s role in governance. It contrasts U.S. Supreme Court criticism with calls for de Gaulle’s referendum approach, noting tensions in France over Algeria, NATO, and the Common Market amid political upheaval.
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Supreme Court
Legislative Branch
Judiciary
Supreme Court of the
United States
Washington
Raoul Satan
France
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Voltaire
de Gaulle
1 de Gaille
O. A
iFeader Salan
Satan
de Gautle
DeGautte
Pittsylvania Plan Becomes Virginia Law Experiment
Senator Lan pon Wyatt and Delegate Dan Danter described how a small bill gained passage and spurred the Pittsylvania Plan to require motor vehicle license ceremonies. The measure, added to the Virginia Code as 46.1-375.1, mandates judges to preside with an appropriate ceremony and involve a parent or guardian for those under 19, spreading from Pittsylvania to other counties.
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Lanpon Wyatt
Richmond
Dan Danter
General Assembly
Pittsylvania
Division of Motor Vehicles
Virginia
Jonn H. Dawren
Charlotte
Prince Edward Counties
Charlottean
Pops
Southampton
Moore
Pulaski
Cavin Berry
Danville
Nelson Liext
Chatham
Commonwealth
Withholding Tax Debate Reflects Political Turmoil
The column surveys Senator Paul Douglas and a debate on withholding tax as fair or flawed. It contrasts tax evasion losses abroad with calls for a simpler tax or transaction tax, arguing for reform to ease compliance and boost domestic operations. It notes France’s Algeria crisis context and Mercury program mentions within a broader national discussion on fiscal policy and stability.
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Paul Douglas
Ulinois J
Lover
Douglas
Switzerland
West Germany
Liechtenstein
Monaco
Panama
Hong Kong
Satan
Del
Tiros
Lever
Algeria
Yankeres
Mercury
Scotti
France
Si Carpenter
Gaulle
Aurora
de Gaulle
Earth
A.O.K
Committee On Banking and Currency
Daily and Sunday Subscription Rates Listed
The Danville Register announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. In city and suburbs home delivery is 35 cents a week, single copies 5 cents, Sunday only 5 cents. Mail rates: one year 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, one month 1.25, all payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Register
Curvier
Woman Struck and Killed on U.S. 29 Near Gastonia
In Gaston County North Carolina a 35 year old woman Mrs Marion Absher Re ta of Bessemer City was struck and killed by a milk truck and a following car on U S 29 one mile west of Gastonia in fog. Detectives investigate whether she wandered onto the highway after leaving a motel party. The victim reportedly had been struck before in similar circumstances and an autopsy decision is pending. She leaves behind a surviving child.
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Gastonia
N.C
Gaston County Rural Police
Marion Absher Reta
Bessemer City
Buford Dempsy
Shelby
U.S. 29
Gerald Gordon
Opelika
Ala
Refa
Thurman Sensing In An Era Of Love And Duty
A fragmentary editorial urges renewed assertion of duty and honor by citizens amid liberal critique. It references national need and repeatedly cites General Douglas MacArthur as a moral exemplar in times of crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovelas MacArthur
Duty honor country quoted by General MacArthur at West Point
The article cites General MacArthur urging cadets and Americans to cherish duty, honor, and country, arguing against welfarism and state planning. It frames the words as a lasting national ideal, warns against cynics who would mock them, and links the message to the defense of constitutional duty amid political shifts. It also briefly references space exploration advocates and Lourdes observers.
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Gen
Macarthur
Ltc
Amercans
Gen. MacArthur
Corps of Cadets
West Point
Republic
West Point Corps of Cadets
John Glenn
Botbiers
New Frontier
Lourdes
France
Thone Rechinery
Sovernment
Imake
Russia China alliance falters as West gains edge
Washington reports show Soviet satellites strained by famine and failed industrial aid. Khrushchev’s limits curb Asia and Europe relief, while East Germany seeks Western credits, signaling reduced communist influence and a push toward Western ties amid space race costs.
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Washington
Soviet Union
China
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Burma
Russia
Nikita Khrushcchev
Mao
Hong Kong
Peiping
Shanghai
Canton
Khrushchev
East Germany
Adenauer
Asia
Middle East
Egypt
Africa
Janos Kadar
Sup
Outer
Space
United States
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Belgium
Spain
Holland
Ferry
Britain
Ireland
Italy
Switzer
Kennedy
Land
Lasembourg
Senator Soaper Ends with a Brief Sports Note
A quirky page notes familiar names lingering in major league rosters and frames a lighthearted, sermon like reflection on work and perseverance, referencing ongoing seasons and the idea of cast offs finding value in the daily grind.
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Ami
Syirts
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U. S. Supreme Court
Davi Lawarence
Herald-Tribune
U.S. News and World Report
Maurice Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Supreme Court of the United States
Lawrence
Cest
Tribunal
U. S
House
Senate
Pittsylvania County
Safety Council
Don Oakley
George E. Sokolsky
Dawyers
Thurman
Ray Tucker
iGeorge
Res
Newithe
Warme
Maurice Cardinal
Feltin
Paris
Vic
Nilsrims
Senator Soaper
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