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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues the Senate should focus on the Baker cover up and broader corruption rather than minor IRS probe talk. It critiques Senator Lona for pushing a tax dodger ethics stance and urges action against powerful influence peddling, warning informant payments invite greed and undermine justice.
The Dan Civic League plans a vote this week on creating a Political Action Committee to act as the organization’s political arm. Endorsements would require a two thirds vote at a regular meeting to avoid haste and preserve consensus among members.
Rep Gerald Ford and John Stikes review the Oswald case in Portrait of the Assassin. The Warren Commission account is analyzed with emphasis on key figures and potential gaps. The book questions CIA links and Soviet involvement while noting undisclosed diary gaps and MVD training hints.
A review discusses the book Portrait of the Assassin by Ford and Stiles, noting its solid observations on Oswald’s life in the Soviet Union and Kremlin tolerance. It adds missed insights and links Oswald to broader revolutionary history while reflecting on cultural shifts, media reach, and public perception.
A column contrasts competing self-destruction theories with Cuba's cattle program to outgrow shortages. It details Western aid crews, UN funding, and Cuban imports from Canada and Europe as Havana sells cattle to Spain and contemplates other sales, while disease and climate hinder herd growth.
The Danville Register functions as a local newspaper with department listings and a public dial reference for contact. The mailable masthead notes postal handling and second class status for Danville, Virginia.
Washington D C May be it was midsummer madness By a June day vote of 78 to 1 the Senate adopted a Foreign Aid bill amendment The Kennedy Clark amendment would triple or quadruple aid to poverty nations The measure drew next to no opposition and the author split public sentiment with harsh criticism of the senators involved While Kennedy Clark framed aid as Share America critics warned of deficits and a loss of sovereignty The column labels this as a balmy state of mind and questions motives behind shifting foreign aid priorities.
After six centuries of labor the Milan Cathedral is completed with five massive bronze doors blessed by Archbishop Giovanni Colombo. Begun in 1386 it ranks as Europe's third largest, featuring a 350 foot pinnacle crowned by a gold Madonna statue and a roof offering Alps views.
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