No Place For Unionism In Public Safety Roles
An editorial argues against union activity by firemen and policemen. It cites Massachusetts Governor Copeland’s stand against strikes and notes Atlanta’s 500 firemen on strike amid a tight fiscal year. The piece condemns public safety strikes and urges firm action by Mayor Ivan Auten to ensure staffing.
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Catvin Coourpee
Massachusetts
Boston
Copnce
Atlanta
Ivan Auten
Auten
Let The Punishment Fit The Crime Norvell’s shooting stirs South racism
A Tennessee man Norvell shoots at James Mercury in Mississippi. The incident sparks cross racial tension as whites and Negroes react to the attack. The author argues for a fair trial in De Soto County and condemns the attacker’s criminal instinct while noting broader social implications across the South.
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Tennessee
Concord
Mercurin
Norveny
Norvell
South
Memphis
Jackson
Norvett
Kinc
McKissick
Carmichael
James Norvett
de Soto
California primary stakes test GOP unity after polls
After Tuesday's primary, Democratic Governor Brown narrowly won renomination over Los Angeles Mayor Yorty while Ronato Reacan captured the Republican nomination. Republican National Chairman Ray Buss flanked Reacan and urged unity, signaling a tough test for Buss and BraGan as the race heads to November.
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Eommond Patt Brown
Samuel Yorty
Los Angeles
Ronato Reacan
Brown
Ray Buss
Reacan
California
Buiss
GOP
BraGan
Which Danville USA Could Be Getting Antipoverty Funds
A Wall Street Journal note questions which Danville in the United States is linked to Office of Economic Opportunity antipoverty funds. Rep. Charles Goodell cites mismatched poverty statistics in several Danvilles across states and provinces, urging media help to identify the correct Danville.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Danville
USA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Kays
New York
Charles Goodell
House
Hood Purghers
Kendricks
County
Ind
Mr. Goodell
OEO
AES
Danvile
Vermilion County
OFO
Morgan County
Ala
Yell County
Ark
Costra Costa County
Calif
Twiggs
Wilkinson Counties
Des Moines County
Iowa
Harper County
Kan
Boyle County
Rockingham County
N.H
Knox County
Highland County
Ohio
Montour County
Houston County
Tenn
Caledonia County
Ferry County
Wash
Boone County
W. Va
Quebec
Canada
Danville Register Subscription Rates And Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including in advance payment, and mail options. It notes postal zones, renewal reminders, and the paper's AP affiliation and circulation policy.
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By Mail
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
NOTH
Coast to Coast Civil Rights and War Debate Sparks Controversy
Holmes Alexander reports on a press conference with Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party leader Lawrence Guyot and UN Ambassador Arthur Goldberg, linking domestic injustice to Vietnam policy. The event blends civil rights demands with critiques of U.S. World Domination aims, prompting questions on how antiwar pledges affect foreign policy and how to quell dissident tensions at home.
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Vietnam
Lawrence Guyot
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Congress
Guyot
South
Asia
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Congo crisis hangs on Mobutu Tshombe rift
Report on violent fallout after killings linked to Mobutu and Tshombe. Moise Tshombe, ex premier Cyrille Adoula allies, and Katanga figures are named amid allegations of a plot to kill Mobutu. Peace may hinge on reconciling Mobutu and Tshombe and balancing Western interests.
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Evariste Kimbra
Congo
Adoula
Joseph Mobutu
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Mobutu
Brussels
Cyrille Adoula
Joseph Kasavubu
Kimba
Kafanga
Tshombe
Kasavubu
Lumumba
Republic of the Congo
Bazaar Sabado transforms Mexican mansion into cosmopolitan market
In Mexico City, Bazaar Sabado has grown from a small stall setup to a remodeled colonial mansion in the San Angel district. The atmospheric Saturday market features arts and crafts by top Mexican creators, a restaurant, and extensive renovations that attracted tourists and buyers from around the world. The venue retains the armoushere while modernizing interiors and expanding until it became a larger, vibrant hub.
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Mexico City
Mexico
San Angel
Buckley on Frontline Limits and Command in War
William F. Buckley Jr argues that rapid top down orders and advance communication systems tempt belief that military obedience is absolute. He warns that human limits, misperceptions, and the fog of combat mean leaders cannot guarantee instant compliance or flawless execution in dangerous frontline incidents.
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Pentagon
Inot
G.i.’S
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
United States
Mel Namara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saigon
Berlin
Michigan State University
Custard Pie Diplomacy and the Mott Case
An column contrasts U S State Department softness with hardline Soviet policy in the Newcomb Mott case. It recounts Mott, an American salesman killed on a Soviet prison train after illegally crossing the border, and notes contested findings of death by self harm. The piece criticizes embassy efforts and questions exchanged prisoners amid Cold War tensions and visa enforcement.
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State Department
Foreign Ministry
Dean Rusk
Newcomb Mell
van Nostrand Company
Princeton
New Jersey
Imoll
American Security Council
Freedom Academy
U. S
Newcomb Mott
Matt
Norway
Peter Kalitenko
Gregorky Sarapushkin
Alaska
Jost
Bering Strait
Jos Castillo
Taxco
Frank Lowerstein
Mott
Siberia
Francis W. H. Adams
New York City
Newcomb Matt
Adams
E. J. Felderman
Woodmere
Long Island
Felderman
Soviet Foreign Office
KGB
Moscow
Sarapushkin
Molt
Searson
Russia
U.S
Igor Ivanov
Rej
Newcomb
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