Free Society Association Aims At Educational Conservative Reach
Barry Gotpwater launches The Free Society Association focusing on teaching and disseminating conservative doctrine through publications and programs. Open to all except Communists and blackers, with Virginia figures D Tennant Byran Warren Buzz Nutter Lewis Strauss among initial members.
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Barry Gotpwater
Gowpbwater
Goldwater
Republican Party
Free Society Association
Communists
Bluckers
Virginia
Commission On
Virginia Commission
Gonovater
The
United States
Republic
Free Society
Association
D. Tennant Byran
Richmond
Warren Buzz? Nutter
University of Virginia
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
De Gaulle and Erhard Meet in Bonn on Caution Toward Unity
French leader De Gaulle and German Chancellor Erhard held Bonn talks framed as a friendship treaty discussion. They pressed for a Common Market policy finance agreement by June but offered no summit plan. Observers say cooperation words outpaced action and unity remains blocked by Gaullist caution.
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Beau Gallant
Char
le Grand’ DE Gaulle
Bonn
French Republic
German Federal Republic
Europe
de Gautis
Lundie Erhard
Dr Gaulle
de Gaulry
Bruard
de Gaulle
Erwarp
Dr Gaullus
Leaning Way Out If Hanoi and Peking See Peace Offerings
Opinion column argues that Hanoi and Peking push for victory in Vietnam while U S leaders seek a fair end to hostilities. It notes talks with Communist China in Warsaw and suggests the Communists gamble on monsoon-season gains. It also comments on American consumer demand rising for luxury goods.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Peking
Saigon
Washington
Southast Asia
United States
Communist China
Warsaw
U.S
Viet Nam
Danville Register Ad Rates and Postal Notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with in city and mail options. It notes postal subscriptions, rate zones, and renewal reminders, with advertising representation in major cities and a note on renewal timing.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Rise in defense of the Beatles and MBEs
The letter urges Queen Elizabeth II to elevate the Beatles from Liverpool to M B E first class. It praises their talent, cites sales and acclaim for A Hard Day's Night, and argues honors recognize achievement beyond war or politics. Nelson Benyunes expresses pride in the four members and their impact on British culture.
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Beatles
Esquire
M.B.E
Liverpool
Mersey
James Joyce
Bernard Shaw
Britain
Sir George
John
Paul
Ringo
Nelson Benyunes
Washington Budget Graze on Elevator Fees and Waste
Ralph de Toledano critiques federal control over local functions noting Washington DC spends per capita far above national averages on police health and education while delivering weak results. He cites wasteful projects like the new House office building and elevator operators, arguing economy is a political slogan with little action.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
United States
District of Columbia
Colt
Richardl Roudebush
R.-Ind
Virginia
Congress
H. R. Gross
Iowa
New House
Reagan Rise From Democrat to California Gop Hope
Holmes Alexander recalls Ronald Reagan's political evolution from Democratic alignment in postwar years to a tested GOP figure. Reagan's early shifts included backing Eisenhower, stances on Nixon and Goldwater, and a televised defense of conservative values shaping his later bid for statewide influence in California politics.
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Hollywood
CAILF
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Knowland
Nixon
Brown
Tom Kuchel
Goldwater
Ruchel
George Christopher
San Francisco
Congress Alphonzo
Los Angeles
Congress
James Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Richard Niton
Harry Bridges
Jimmie Roosevelt
Hitler
Stalin
Eisenhower
Ronnie Reagan
Dick Nixon
New York City
Reaan
Nancy
Jefferson
Screen Actors Educate
California elector+ Guild
Forum on Eco-Enterprise Faces Campus Skepticism of Business
A panel of fifty college women at New York's Hall of Free Enterprise challenged the idea that U.S. industry has harmed student views. They argued profits fund productivity, noted mass consumption, and pressed corporations to prove social worth to undergraduates amid stereotypes from media and education.
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Free
New York
College
Queens
America
United States
University of California of Los Angeles
Imshand
University of Florida
University of Connecticut
Vance Packard
Bousge
Karl Marx
Henry Ford
Marx
Drop Outs and the Shape of Education
The piece argues for radical reforms to curb drop outs. It cites Dr. John P. Densford who urges inspiring teachers and two paths: abolish after ninth grade attendance or require service in a Domestic Peace Corps to reward learning. It also calls for higher teaching standards, higher salaries, and alternative routes to learning beyond college, warning that many freshmen fail.
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John P. Densford
East Central State College
Ada
Oklahoma
Densford
Peace Corps
John Keats
Lippincott
Keats
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Dick Roudebush
Wayne Morse
Senate
FBI
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John Lindsay
Feast
Kennedy
Holmes Alexander
John Chamberlain
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Dew
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