Inflation Control and the High Prime Rate Debate
Inflation control may be arriving as stock prices slip and high interest rates bite. Kennedy warns that price and wage controls could be needed if inflation stays unchecked, while Sparkman and Par man push investigations into the prime rate. Banks restrict credit, public bears the burden, but inflation might ease if policy clamps down.
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Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kenneny
Congress
Nixon
German compromise on statute of limitations for Nazi crimes
The 1946 Nurnberg trials raised issues on whether offenses by Nazis could be punished after time limits. West Germany’s compromise ends statutorily limited punishment for murder and related crimes, allowing cases to proceed as evidence permits while setting caps on punitive power. It notes differing wartime tribunal practices and the aim to balance justice for society and victims.
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Nurnberg
Federal Republic of Germany
International Tribunal
Federal Constitutional Court
Bundestag
Grant Coalition
Muadery
Himila Jon
J. T. Nuxrerenko
West Germany
Seminar at St Johns College faces crime reform debate
A seminar at St Johns College Annapolis gathers Maryland police officials prosecutors judges and inmates for a psychodrama and group discussion on crime and correction. The program aims to forge understanding and reforms to reduce crime and prison hostility amid strong debate over treatment and punishment. The piece also briefly notes Apollo 11 delays and local governance issues.
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St. John’s Collage
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
National College of State
Tves
Fone Marys Land
Thane
Aden
Hose
Sh Tohi
St. John’s
Subscriptions Rates For The Danville Register
The Danville Register offers daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery for a weekly rate. Mail subscriptions include one year for 26 dollars, six months for 10.50, three months for 5.25, or one month for 1.75. Notice mailed 10 days before expiration. Renewals encouraged to ensure continued service and proper republication credits.
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Danville
Faith And Courage To Build Pride In National Honor
Fragmented, unclear text discusses faith and courage as virtues guiding leaders like Abraham and biblical figures. Mentions spirituality, healing distrust, and the idea of venturing to establish a promised future. The passage reflects on moral action shaping history and identity across generations.
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William James
Phillip Brooks
Abraham
Nipeehaynhy
God
Jon
Chris
Ian
Abawdan
Abrahams
Canaan
Sarah
Hebron
Old and New Ways Face Revolutionaries in Capitol Meeting
Holmes Alexander discusses a January 1989 Capitol Hill conference featuring Senators Cook Saxbe Cranston and Hughes, comparing veteran McClellan with four freshmen as they debate defense spending, nuclear policy, and domestic priorities amid mutinous unrest. The piece blends political discourse with reflections on courage and faith.
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Wasslngton
D.C
John McClellan
Congress
Capitol Tell
Washington
America
Cook
Kentucky
Saxbe
Ohio
Cranston
California
Hughes
Iowa
Willee
United States
McClellan
Stxke
Jhhighes
McClelant
Linders
McClelan
Hichi
Formol
Crityisiye
Irving
Fats
Crmstan
Thughes
Armed Services Committees
Senate
House
Naxony
Debates on ABM System and Arms Race Options
In Washington debates over the Safeguard ABM and arms race options intensify. Rumors of a moratorium or limited development clash with calls for deployment, while scholars like Chayes Weisner and Galbraith analyze decision making. Defense argues ABM as defensive, not offensive, essential to national security.
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Safeguard
Rothjens
Nixon
Seillel
Tion
Ponteary
Melvin Bhisientiff Laird
The
Scientific
Soviet Union
Tne
Abram Chayes
Harvard Law School
Jerome B. Weisner
MIT
Len Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
Kennedy
U.S. Air Force Academy
Congress
Washington
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Masschusets
Jto
Li. Su Senate
Schliessinger
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
America
Defense Department
John L Lewis and the Coal Industry Reforms
Obituary and appraisal of John L. Lewis, longtime UMWA leader, praising his stance against British and Russian coal models, his push for safety, health insurance, and wage controls, and urging similar leadership for U.S. labor amid mechanization and looming housing demand. The piece notes his calm in old age, his battles with operators, and the need for modern labor leaders as postwar growth continues.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
CIO
Flae
Snr -Precen
Lewis
Ralph Nader
UMWA
UMW
Tony
John UL
U.S
Safley
Shoreham
Washington
Britain
Selecting a New Chief Justice Isn’t Like Choosing a Coach
The article quips that finding a new chief justice is not as hard as picking a college football coach, noting the task’s expected stability and the distinct challenges facing the judiciary. It contrasts high-stakes legal vacancies with the more public, media driven pressures of sports hiring.
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United States
Senator Soaper Says on Space Ads and Golf Champion
A satirical column notes unmanned spacecraft funding via advertising, mentions a new National Open Golf Champion who changed his middle name, and criticizes governments and emerging nations. The piece parodies policy, media buzz, and social commentary with playful, paradoxical lines.
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