Pronunciation of Foreign Words in American Speech
The piece discusses when to Anglicize or keep native pronunciations for words like junta Habana Pare Madrid and Don Juan. It cautions against pretentious speaking, arguing for American pronunciation in most cases while noting poetic license may justify deviations such as Don Juan.
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Dominican Republic
Hunta
Junte
Havana
Habana
Paris
Heren
Madrid
Bynon
Don Jewan
John Roosevelt A Loner In The Roosevelt Family Politics
The Roosevelt brothers pursue public service with Jon in business and aiding government costs while appearing at Republican events. The Roosevelt siblings James Eu rott and Franklin Jr support the public sector, Kennedy siblings rise in the Senate, and Lyndon Johnson claims FDR lineage. Joan Roosevelt is praised as a hardworking figure aiding Uncle Sam.
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Roosevelt
Jon
Exmorr
Miami Beach
Miami
Atlantic
Kennedy
Roszrt
Epwarp
Lyndon Johnson
Roosevelrt
LBJ
Accrediation pressure over Communist speaker ban debated in NC
A North Carolina opinion column argues the General Assembly will not amend the Communist speaker ban this session. It criticizes faculty at UNC Chapel Hill and UNCG for threatening to resign over accreditation, labeling accrediting bodies as unions seeking campus control and asserting that loss of accreditation would raise campus standards.
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General Assembly of
North Carolina
Dan K. Moone
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Greensboro
UNCG
Association of University Professors
Southern Association
General Assembly of North Carolina
The Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
The Danville Register lists rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions by carrier and mail. Prices include 35 cents weekly in-city, 6 cents per copy, and annual mail rates of 15 dollars for one year, 7.50 for six months, 3.75 for three months, and 1.25 for one month. The paper is AP licensed and notes renewal notices.
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Danville
Porch Advice From Bright Green Chinned Fellow
A quirky local warning notes not to drink beer from a can while painting porch furniture. The remark comes from a man described by the neighborhood as having a bright green chin, adding a humorous local flavor to a safety reminder.
Rusk Criticized Over Dominican Republic Invasion
Ralph de Toledano argues Secretary Rusk misleads the public about U S intervention in Santo Domingo. He contends CIA reports and pre-April 29 facts show a planned, Communist-influenced rebellion aided by Cabral and Wessin and that Johnson’s administration must confront a broader political myth.
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Dean Rusk
United States
Dominican Republic
Rusk
Johnson
Santo Domingo
National Security Council
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
White House
Castro
Wessin
Relé Cabral
Paul Bethel
Free Cuba News
PRO Party
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Puerto Rico
Caamano
Donald Reid Cabral
Organization of American States
United Nations
Republican Party in Flux Amid Johnson Policy Clash
The piece surveys the Republican National Committee task force led by Ray Bliss and figures like Robert C. Hill and David Rowe, noting internal rifts as Republicans align with or challenge Johnson policies. It traces Connecticut, New York, and California scenes, the rise of Lindsay and Reagan, and hints that future battles may occur within the Democratic primaries rather than November votes.
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Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Johnson
Robert C. Hill
U. S
Costa Rica
Mexico
David Rowe
Yale
Arleigh A. Burke
Jaicius Clay
John Davis Lodge
Henry Cabot
Allen Dulles
CIA
Vietnam
Democratic Party
Wayne Morse
Ernest Gruening
Frank Church
Bobby Kennedy
Conners Firut
A. Searle Pinney
Pinney
Connecticut
Dodd
Ribicoff
House of Representatives
State Central Committee
Citizens Committee
Republican Party
Goldwater
New York City
John Lindsay
Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Learn Earn and Pay plan for state college costs
California Assemblyman John L E Collier proposes AB 600 to let students pay only direct instructional costs through notes. After graduation or leaving college, repayment begins when income exceeds 4 000 yearly, with 20 years to repay or receive forgiveness. The revolving loan fund would sustain the program and reduce state higher education expenditures.
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John L. E. Collier
California Assembly
Collier
Colier
Better Man in Columbia House Race With Watson Favored
In Columbia South Carolina the June 15 Second Congressional District contest pits Albert Watson Republican against Preston Callison Democrat. Watson, a former Democrat who resigned to run as a Republican, is seen as the better man by locals while Callison campaigns as an old fashioned Southern Democrat. Local sentiment leans toward Watson, bolstered by Goldwater support, with race and party dynamics intertwined with memories of Sherman and federal influence. The outcome could signal a shift for Southern conservatives and reputations on who can win.
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Roosevelt Brotherhood
James
E Urott
Franklin, Jr
Fdr
White House
San James
Los Angeles
Son Frd Jr
New York City
Columbia
South Carolina
William Teecumseh Sherman
Albert Watson
Preston Callison
Watson
Callison
CORE
LBJ
The
Th Congress
Washington
John Bell
Mississippia
Williams
Johnson- Humphrey
Congress
House
Goldwater
Strompaurmond
Wateson
Islay
Sherman
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Kansas City
Stig
Ralph de Toledano
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Reid Cabral
Senor
Dominican ‘Revolutionary Party
John Chamberlain
Granny Grone
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Russell Kirk
Holmes Alexander
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