Fuller Not Easily Cut Down In Rape Charge Hearing
Ruth Harvey Charity denied pressuring Ellen Wilson to obtain a warrant against William H. Fuller I. The judge dismissed the charge after a four hour hearing. The editorial attacks political forces backing Circuit Judge Stuart Craig and defends Danville’s prosecution standards.
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Ruth Harvey Charity
Virginia
Democratic National
Ryland Dodson
William E. Land
Charity
Wilson
Danvillians
Commonwealth
Danville
Fuller
Stuart Craig
Stuart
Godwin
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Norfolk
Craig
Zumwalt
Henry Howell
Byrd
Ocean Wave Power Hopes Revived by Britain Plan
A London dispatch reports Britain will spend about 1.8 million dollars over two years to study harvesting electric power from sea waves. The note recalls Roosevelt's 1935 tidal project for Passamaquoddy Bay, which faced funding limits that left its potential unrealized, while critics caution a long road to viable generation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
London
Roosevelt
Congress
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maine
New Brunswick
Canada
Passamaquoddy
Britain
Department of Energy
Walter Marshall
Britains
Is This The Key To A Pollution Free Engine
Bob Teal, a retired electronics engineer, built a backyard engine using electromagnets that emits no gases and powers a table saw. He claims it could be mass produced for about 400 dollars per unit and adapted to run cars, boats, planes, and other devices with no operating costs. Technical problems remain, but testing could validate a practical solution to reducing fuel use and pollution.
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Bob Teal
Teal
Public demand for honest government amid economic peril
Senator Barry Goldwater urges the public to demand transparency from officials and to back Congress with a tough budget stance. He warns that deficit spending and welfare-state abuses threaten the Republic and urges voters to support courageous Congresses that will reverse the downward trend.
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United States
Congress
Kennedy’s Money Row Provokes Newspaper Replies
Senator Kennedy writes to several papers challenging analysis of his Joint Economic Committee report. The colorful response appears in this space in a series of paragraphs, ending with a paternal note and provocative tone. Buckley notes the exchange as a sharp public quarrel over fiscal policy and political rhetoric.
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Joint Economic Committee
Personal integrity vs law and public opinion analysis
L D Johnson argues personal integrity sustains ethical living beyond law and public opinion. He cites Camus and Buckley Kennedy debates on government spending, noting rising nondefense federal growth and rising total spending while population growth lags. He stresses integrity as essential to uphold society and self.
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Albert Camus
Soke
Camus
Kennedy
Unwelcome Crudities Prompt Letter to Editor
JoAnne B Frantz writes about street harassment in Danville detailing crude remarks by strangers that shame workers and damage the town's reputation. She urges pride, respect for personal rights, and polite greetings while condemning rude behavior on sidewalks and from public workers.
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Danville
JoAnne B. Frantz
Senator Soaper and the shoulder peek strategy
A friend of a senator advises that glancing over his shoulder to spot an important person unsettles him. The note hints at political theater and the fragility of celebrity nerves. The era mixes rising costs with affordable meals and growing interest in visiting shrines this summer.
Hair of the Dog: Congress Risks a Planning Drive
M Stanton Evans critiques decades of federal planning across welfare, energy, health care, education, housing, and more. He warns Humphrey Hawkins proposed comprehensive planning would centralize control, push for a full employment and balanced growth plan, and urges readers to oppose lawmakers backing it. He cites The Politics of Planning to argue planning fails.
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Washington
Department of National
Congress
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Rep
Augustus Hawkins
D-Calif
Messr
Humphrey
Hawkins
Humphrey-Hawkins
Institute For Contemporary Studies
United States
Soviet Union
Great Briiain
France
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Senator Soaper
Casey Stengel
Shadgepump
M. Stanton Evans
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
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