Virginia Spending Spree Spurs Tax And Tax Spend Rally
The 1966 Virginia General Assembly and Gov Goowin push a new fiscal course as a spending surge unfolds. Lawmakers pledge higher sales taxes to fund appropriations while public demand for more money grows in cities and counties. The shift marks a break from earlier budget constraints and constitutional limits.
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Virginia
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Goowin
Big Bill” Tuck
Lanpow Wyatt
W. C. Danie
W. C. Thompson
A. L. Philpott
Richmond
Capitol Square
Witney
WurLvey
Our’s
Board of Supervisors
E. Goowin
The Last Battle claims Germany split and Berlin cut off
Reader's Digest roving editor Cornelius Ryan argues a British plan created Germany's postwar division, with Berlin behind Soviet lines and U.S. leaders not to blame. The book, serialized in the Digest, questions Roosevelt Eisenhower and Churchill roles, Hitler's fate, and shifting postwar narratives.
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Reader’s Digest
Cornelius Ryan
Germany
Berlin
West Germany
Dwicar Eisen- Hower
ApotFarrier
Ryan
Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frederick E. Morean
Clement Attlee
Hitler
Roosevelt
Church Hill
Stalin
Yalta
U.S. Department of State
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register outlines rates for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs with prices for weekly, monthly, and yearly subscriptions. It notes carrier delivery charges six cents per copy and mails rates for Sunday and combined daily editions, plus a notice about renewal timing and postal zones. It includes information on Associated Press credits and advertising representation across major cities.
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Danville
Maik
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Bscribers
Pro Marxists, Sighs, and Sinyavsky in Moscow Pact Echoes
John Chamberlain notes that Western writers who defended Soviet liberalization faced new dilemmas after Stalin signaled a pact with Hitler. He cites Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuri Daniel’s seven and five year hard labor sentences, Western protests, and the futility of thaw rhetoric. He questions Western support for reform under a state control regime. The piece blends cultural critique with reflections on press freedom, censorship, and the limits of liberalism under totalitarian rule.
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Soviet Union
New York
Moscow
Stalin
Hitler
Lwho
Stailin
Sinyaysky
Daniel
Louis Aragon
France
Aragon
Cou
Ain
Andrei Sinyavsky
Yuri Daniel
West
Mitter
Communist Party
Jline
Valery Tarsis
England
Khrushchev
Boris Pasternak
Russia
Sinyavsky
America
Tertz
Andrew Field
Kremlin
Kennedy Risks Leftward Path in Vietnam Policy
Mrs. ene Dixon declares Robert Kennedy has no political future, while Kennedy favors Viet Cong cabinet posts in a postwar South Vietnam government, backed by Fulbright and other leftists. The piece warns appeasement invites Communist control and predicts political peril for Kennedy in 1970.
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Ene Dixon
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Dixon
South Viet Iam
Fulbright
Arkansas
Congress
Johnson
Mr. Kennedy
Henry Wallace
Robert Frost
Lyndon Johnson
Dynamic Apathy Marks Low Turnout in Key NYC District
New York Citys most important congressional district shows turnout under half, signaling dynamic apathy among voters. The observation frames a political mood shift in a city known for its vitality and influence.
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New York
Coal and Atom Clash in Energy Battle for the Era
Holmes Alexander reports a high-stakes clash between coal and atomic energy. The AEC signaled pause on civilian reactors while coal interests pressed delay to protect fossil fuel dominance, highlighting policy, funding, and industry tensions in a pivotal energy debate.
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Washington, D.C
Coal
Atom
Atomic Energy Commission
Milton Shaw
Reactor Development and Technology Division
Capitol Hill
AEC
National Coal Association
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Atomic Scientists
California
USA
Joint Congressional Committee
Hyman Rickover
Rickover
Wenil
Washington
California Department of Water Resources
Buckley critiques Kennedy and the Viet Cong coalition idea
William F. Buckley Jr argues Senator Robert Kennedy’s proposal to include the Viet Cong in South Vietnam’s government is a pseudo plan. He contends it ignores history and would betray South Vietnamese trust, warning it signals Kennedy’s leftward drift and risks U.S. prestige and anti Communist resolve.
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Robert Kennedy
South Vietnam
Earl Warren
Robby
Potsdam
Eleanor Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Dover
Kennedy
Bobby
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
William S. White
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Jonasson
Fulbright
Democratic Party
America
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Wm. F. Buckley, Jr
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