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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

2

Poff urges GOP to back Godwin in Virginia governor race

Virginia GOP leader William B. Poff urges Republicans to face reality and nominate former Democratic Governor Mills E. Godwin Jr. for governor to block Howell. He argues cross‑party collaboration could strengthen the party, as Democrats fracture over Howell’s bid and tax‑policy battles loom in Congress.

William B. Poff Sixth Congressional District Republican Committee Poff Virginia Mills E. Godwin, Jr GOP Simon Godwin Henry Howell Howell Richmond Howell-Rawlings-Fitzpatrick Texas Connally Nixon William Rogers Mr. Nixon State Department Henry Kissinger Kissinger

Nixon budget plan meets broad public support

The Gods Research Corporation poll on a Wednesday release shows 74 percent support for Nixon’s line on spending and taxes, 13 percent favor funding new and old programs with public funds, while opponents warn Congress cannot compel the President to disclose or limit spending, arguing the nation faces higher debt and inflation risk.

Congress Nixon Washington Executive Branch

Senate Shields and The Presidents Privilege Debate

Washington column notes a Senate clash over two shield measures. One would safeguard humble news gatherers, the other curbs presidential Executive privilege. Sen. Sam Ervin argues the Constitution grants no presidential privilege, while press freedom sits with First Amendment protections alongside religion and assembly.

Washington, D.C Senate United States Congress Sam Ervin North Carolina

End Of A Style In The Lindsay Era Of New York Politics

A critical reflection on John V. Lindsay mayoral era in New York City. The piece contrasts Lindsay with Ed Koch and other Democratic contenders, notes Koch’s shift from liberalism toward crime focus, mentions Mario Biaggi and Abe Beame, and discusses press freedom, congressional questions, and immunity debates. It frames Lindsay as an influential but controversial figure shaping liberal politics and governance.

John V. “Lindsay Americ New York City Lindsay Paris Pirhanas Buffalo Koch Ed Koch Greenwich Village East Side Carmine de Sapio de Sapio Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon Biltmore Hotel Manhattan New York Mario Biaggi Frank Rizzo Philadelphia Biaggi Abe Beame John Lindsay Republic Connally Nixon GOP

Agnew and Connally Face 1976 Nomination Doubts

Smith Hempstone argues that Agnew and Connally, while leading contenders for the 1976 Republican nomination, face serious drawbacks. Agnew lacks a large electoral base and an image problem, while Connally has party loyalty questions and base issues. Predicting the outcome now is rash or foolish.

Agnew Connally Maryland Nixon Republican Party America

Campus Changes in College Attendance Declines Among Males

The Census Bureau report shows male college enrollment dropping in the 18 19 and 20 24 age groups while female rates hold steady or rise. Causes include fewer military deferments and a shift toward trades with labor shortages reducing the appeal of a college path.

Census Bureau

Taiwan Blues in Buckley Voice on Nixon Red China Link

William F Buckley Jr writes in a critical tone about possible shifts toward recognizing Red China and the Taiwan treaty, noting political divides, diplomacy signals from Nixon and Jackson, and the potential consequences for Taiwan's status and U S Taiwan relations. The piece places the Taiwan issue amid broader Cold War diplomacy as Danville, Virginia readers see the debate.

David Bruce Peking Bruce Red China United States Henry Jackson Taiwan Nixon Chiang Kai-shek Taipei United States Senate China Chou Er-lai Great Hall of the People Mr. Bruce United Formosa Shanghai United ‘States McGovern Jackson Mainland China

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