Hot Line to Washington Brings Virginians Direct Calls
The Tennessee congressman Grerce W. Gripper of Memphis runs a Monday two hour hot line so constituents can call his Washington office at his expense. Mothers, job seekers, and lawyers dial in seeking aid, information, or program guidance, while Virginians praise Rep Wal M. Tuck for constant accessibility through calls from Wythe Grayson Charlotte and other towns. The article notes such direct contact reinforces near district ties and aids national legislation.
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Tennessee
Grerce W. Gripper
Memphis
Gripper
Washington
Viet Nam
Wal. M. Tuck
Tuck
Capitol
House
Judiciary Committee
Ihe
House Committee
Wythe
Grayson
Charlotte
Ateis
Texas Labor Split Threatens Democratic Ties Over Great Society
Row with AFL-CIO chief Meany prompts Texas Labor to threaten a third party and oppose U S Senator Carr while backing Duccar for the ballot. Brown says break may not be irrevocable but aims to weaken Democratic leadership. Tower stays a target. Poll tax elimination could reshape the Texas Senate race.
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Gorce Meany
Afl-Cio
Democratic Party
Texas
Jonn B. Connaray, Jr
Wacooner Carr
Democratic Organization
U. S
Connally
Texas Afl-Cio
Carr
Texas Labor
Great Society
H. S. Brown
Labor Council
Texas Democratic Party
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Brown
Rowne
Duccar
Austin
U.S
Jonson
Joan G. Tower
Tower
Washington
Senate
France to Withdraw from NATO by 1969
The article argues that General Charles de Gaulle will pull France from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization by 1969 to reestablish sovereignty, threatening U.S. bases on French soil. It urges the United States to drop mutual defense ties with France while seeking pacts with other nations, warning against engaging with de Gaulle’s isolationist stance.
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Charles DE Gaulle
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Jouxson
de Gaullle
United States
de Gaulle
NATO
Granduer
de Gautte
Danville Register Advertising and Subscriptions Summary
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs, with weekly carrier rates and single copy prices. It notes AP news content rights and the Branham Company as national advertising representatives.
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Danville
Associated Press
Focal News
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Current Opinion SOUTH'S NEW REPUBLICANS
Rep Prestiss Walker of Mississippi, elected in 1964 amid a regional revolt, aims to challenge Sen Eastland for the U S Senate. Walker accuses Eastland of being a plantation owner ignoring pressing problems, and reveals his motive is not staunch segregation but the strength of civil rights progress. The piece questions if this signals a new Republican south.
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South
Milwaukee Journal
Walker
R-Miss
Sen
James
Eastland
United States Senate
Jefferson Davis
New
Republican Party
New South
Rhodesia seen as world peace threat probes by Congress
The House Subcommittee on Africa hearings examine Rhodesia as a potential danger to global peace. A Rhodesia report challenges Western assumptions, outlining three Rhodesian groups and a two-roll voting plan, while Western leaders and journalists debate who truly threatens stability in the region.
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Barrett O'Hara Lution
Rho-inalist
Ralph de Toledano
House
Desia
Africa
Rhodesia
South Africa
Suchi
Dr. Banda
Rhol
Nkrumah
Ildesia
Carl Rowan
Hastings Banda
Malawi
Port
Smith
Banda
Association
Yergan
John Ashbrook
Pobip
Rowan
Salisbury
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Yva Wuguiuru
England
Mala- Sasy
Tanzania
Mali
Ethiopia
Caesarism and economic policy stir White House debate
Holmes Alexander reports opposition and support among GOP voices over President Johnson's use of executive tools to manage copper and aluminum stockpiles. Critics warn of Caesarism while defense and economy figures defend limited orders as temporary, urging Congress to act or risk broader government control. Curtis charges illicit release of materials and price manipulation, while a White House spokesman stresses expedient, targeted measures. The piece notes political tensions ahead of the November elections and questions of free enterprise versus government intervention.
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Washington, D.C
Johnson
Tom Curtis
Council of Economic Act
Congress
GOP
White House
Aiken
Vermont
Curtis
Uailam
Mimi
Internet
Inside Out or Back to Latin Mass, Vatican Dialogue.
A commentary on the Second Vatican Council questions whether the Church will reform or resist. It cites the St Peter’s Cathedral symbol, reactions against modernism, calls to preserve the Latin Mass, notable signers, the new English Bible translation, and criticism of clergy and laity toward reform. It notes support for traditional liturgy and caution about hasty changes.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Vatican Hill
Europe
Pope Paul VI
Exelyn Waugh
W. Te, Auden
Salvador de Madariaga
Ingmar Bergman
Benjamin Britten
Gabriel Marcel
Francois Mauriac
Philip Toyn‘bee
Giorgio di Chirico
Julian ‘Green
Gertrud von LeFort
Jacques Maritain
Maritain
Judas
America
Christ
John Wright
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Father Gommar DePauw
Father DePauw
Freedom Academy bill shifts focus to Virginia center
The article reports on a 1960s push for a government sponsored Freedom Academy to conduct psy warfare and counter Communist influence. Despite bipartisan backing in Senate committees, the plan stalled in the House. A Virginia Culpeper site near Boston was bought for a center with an advisory board of notable senators and professors, aiming to advance a civ war curriculum under foreign policy aims.
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U.S
Frant
Cis Walter
Freedom Academy
American Security Council
American Legion
Tad” Walter
Spy County
Illinois
Eastern University
Kansas
State University
Gregor State
C. W. Post College
C. W. Post College of Longtion
Senate
Ameria
Pres
Sreetars
Paul Douglas
Finois
Tom Dodd
Con
Anti Cola Wonnecticut
Karthio
Freedom Acad
Gen“psywar
Julius Klein
Chiang
West Kai-shek
West Partment
Red China
Javits
Klein
U.S. Senate
Dodd’s
Kota
Peter Dominick
Colorado
Jack Miller
Town
Demcrat
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
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