Public Service Announcements Raise Scare Tactics Note
The piece condemns some FCC mandated public service announcements as fear driven fund raising schemes. It argues colleges will admit qualified students despite ads and that real needs come from legitimate support to higher education. The editorial supports college funding but warns against misleading appeals.
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Federal Communications Commission
New York State
Virginia
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Humor and Vice Mayor Jokes Move To Council Reform
A humorous criticism of jokes about vice mayors prompted discussion on Richmond City Council reforms. The Richmond Times-Dispatch editorial suggests renaming the vice mayor to curb the recurring jibes about being in charge of vice, noting politicians’ tolerance amid voter attention.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Richmond
Mr. Marks
Mayor foil for vice role debates in Richmond council
The Richmond Times-Dispatch weighs the nickname burden on the Vice Mayor noting Parker proposed Mayor pro tem to ease expectations. The 1952 resolution failed to stick, leaving the No. 2 position enduring jokes while the new council settles on Mayor and Vice Mayor roles.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
City of
Richmond
T. Nelson Parker
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions with in city and out of city carrier delivery rates. Rates include one year five dollars, six months seven fifty, three months three seventy five, and one month one twenty five with payment in advance and notices mailed ten days before expiration.
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Marktt
Associated Press
Cows and Castes in India Reflect on Liberty and Caste
The piece argues that India's issues stem from tradition and religion. It notes Section 48 bans cow slaughter and claims cattle numbers rise globally due to such laws and antibiotics. It criticizes the usefulness of cows and comments on untouchability, likening India’s caste segregation to Mississippi’s worst.
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India National Review
India
Mississippi
Liberals Tolerate Reckless Rhetoric In Deadly Wordmanship
A lengthy debate on political labels in Algeria and Laos questions the use of right wing and extremist terms. It argues that Liberals tolerate reckless rhetoric, noting the danger of branding opponents as right wing and the risk of shaping anti Communist sentiment through imprecise language.
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Algeria
Desig
Jalso
Nist
Nosavan
Bohemia
Challe
It Gaulle
Thei
Gaulle
Nosa
van Phoumi
Laos
de Ganille
Nosa-j
Van
Fred Schwarz
Schwarz
Sidney Hook
Washington
Itcn
Inoesent Sen
Pram
O.A.S
Jeff
Reapportionment Not Simple Black White Matter
Bruce Biossat notes Supreme Court pressure on state legislatures to realign representation with 1960 census figures. Michigan shows a hybrid plan, others may follow. Courts, legislatures, and voters face a long process as halfway solutions and mixed formulas meet legal and public scrutiny.
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Supreme Court
Alabama
Tennessee
Maryland
Michigan
High Court
Senate
House
Dan
Erratic world statesmen puzzle Kennedy era diplomacy
Washington grapples with erratic moves by Khrushchev Adenauer and Macmillan as Rusk faces nonnegotiable ministerial challenges. Laos talks yield a neutral coalition though Pathet Lao fears persist while Cold War tensions and proposals for a European third force spark cautious optimism and renewed summit talk.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
House
John Kenneth Land
Galbraith
Europe
Laos
Pathet Lao
Asia
Zorin
Geneva
United States
Khrushchev
Romania
UruLa
Adenauer
Snch
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Italy
Macmillan
Gai
Fragmented political miscellany on prices and policies
A jumble of statements touches on Senator Soaper Shotem Schultz, price ranges for automobiles, census testing, Khrushchev worries, a Pentagon budget of 48.5 billion, McNamara warnings, trade with Europe, and tensions with Red China. It mentions sociologists, leisure, currency needs, and arms sales as the piece meanders through Cold War topics.
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Khrushchev
Senate
Pentagon
McNamara
Noa
Poland
Czechoslovakia
In Defense Of Doctors Against Unfair Allegations
George E. Sokolsky argues for the medical profession, recalling personal battles with illness and praising doctors who provide care, house calls, and modest-fee services. He contrasts past and present medical care, stresses the value of research, and defends physicians against criticism.
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Pendix
Oras
Veterans Hospital
Noli
Onyone
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