Governor Godwin Urges Study of Virginia Electric Costs
Governor Godwin proposes an Electricity Costs Commission to study Virginia’s rising bills and future supply ensures, seeking a constructive utility policy. He notes the SCC cannot both protect consumers and reward utilities and favors rate structures that discourage peak-time borrowing and favor off-peak prices while keeping investor returns and service reliable.
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Godwin
Virginia
Brant
Henry Howell
Congress
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Adams Jefferson Papers Linked Through Shared Legacy
The Adams and Jefferson papers tie two presidents who long influenced U S history. Volume 20 of the Adams Papers by Lyman Henry Butterfield highlights ongoing editors and the plan to pass work to Robert J. Taylor of Tufts. Princeton’s Dumas Malone leads Jefferson Papers editing. Adams Manuscript Trust preserves a vast diary-like lineage at the Massachusetts Historical Society. The project aims to continue into the third century, potentially growing beyond 20 volumes to cover more of the Adams era.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
United States
Lyman Henry Butterfield
Butterfield
Robert J. Taylor
Tufts University
Jefferson
Princeton University
Virginia
Dumas Malone
Adams Manuscript Trust
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts Historical Society
Adams
Adames
Parole Policy Debate and Identity Concerns
A columnist spoofing policy asks if parole boards should condition probation on avoiding certain company and lectures. A hospital patient raises concerns about dietician malpractice insurance. The piece satirically suggests numeric identifiers could erase ethnic identity with examples such as numbers ending in 83 belonging to a person named Trish.
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Trish
Surrender to Communist China and Indochina policy urged
The piece argues the Ford administration and Congress are surrendering to Communist China by supporting Lon Nol's ouster and backing Prince Sihanouk, allowing him to return to Phnom Penh with U.S. consent. It recalls Johnson's 1965 Johns Hopkins speech as a contrast to such concessions and frames betrayal as treachery by equivocal leaders.
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Washington
China
Ford Administration
Lon Nol
Democratic Congress
Sihanouk
Peking
Pnompenh
United States
Greater Asia
Aller Drury
Lyndon Johnson
Indochina
Johns Hopkins University
Vietnam
Johnson
Gentlemen Dont Read Mail as Policy in CIA Debates
A reflective critique of openness and secrecy in the CIA era. The piece cites Miles Copeland and Bill Colby to argue that full public disclosure risks triggering leaks and political crises. It traces U.S. Cold War diplomacy from Korea to Vietnam, China outreach, and Taiwan, noting the uneasy balance between transparency and strategic deception.
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Henry L. Stimson
P.G. Wodehouse
Central Intelligence Agency
Lincoln
Masters and Johnson
Central Intelligence
Agency
Miles Copeland
CIA
Congressional
Algeria
Boumedienne
Church
Bill Colby
Colby
Cua
New York Times
Congress
China
Peking
Korea
Vietnam
LBJ
Johnson
Soviet Union
Lej
TVA
Mekong
Nixon
Taiwan
Rockefeller Blamed For New York City Money Troubles
Washington columnist Ralph de Toledano argues NYC payroll strains and urban renewal failures stem from Nelson Rockefeller and the UDC. He citesStrike- and budget-driven wage hikes, transit blows, and union power as driving the city toward default, layoffs, and political meddling that worsens the financial crisis.
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Washington
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
New York State Urban Development Corp
UDC
Barron’s
Financial Weekly
Rockefeller
Joan
Nels
John Mitchell
Watergate
US Senate
New York City
John Delarey
Garbage Collectors’ Union
National Guard
City of
New New York City
Conservative voice critiques sexual revolution and culture
Jeffrey Hart argues that conservative prudence is unfairly attacked as prudish when challenging the modern sexual culture. He notes Princeton pamphlets laced with propaganda, a surge of libertine media, and a lingering view that sex is a consumer good, while contrasting historic sacred views that kept sex restricted and potent.
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Princeton University
Toronto
Ak National Review
Qui
Penthouse
Playgirl
Screw
Playboy
Boston
Ron Ziegler
Methodist Gay Caucus
D. FH. Lawrence
The Sexual Revolution and Self-Government
Analyzes how permissive attitudes toward sex and self indulgence erode family life and public restraint. Cites cases of marital breakdown and public appetite for deficits, arguing traditional morality once restrained behavior. Questions whether self-government can endure without religious and moral constraints.
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D. John Updike
Congress
Danville Daily Subscription Rates and Policies
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates and renewal notice details. In city and suburbs by carrier 85 cents weekly. single copies 15 cents. Sunday 25 cents. By mail one year 33 dollars, six months 16.50, three months 8.25, one month 2.75. Notices mailed 10 days before expiration. renewals encouraged.
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Danville
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Ferris
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Rocky
Nyc
Coatbird
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Jeffrey Hart
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