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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1976
Page
2
A survey urges careful voter judgment as 13 candidates compete for five seats. The piece highlights uncertainty about candidate positions, the risk of debt, and the need to scrutinize minds, character, and experience for the community’s best interests amid inflation and historic currency notes.
Buckley analyzes Jimmy Carter and Humphrey hypotheticals, arguing Carter remains noncommittal and indulgent. He notes Carter’s religious rhetoric, union-watch contrasts, and the risk of foreign policy and domestic which tests his steadiness as Pennsylvania signals momentum toward nomination.
An analyst notes Moscow no longer expects SALT progress before the U.S. election and signals a shift to mutual force reductions on Eastern European borders. Brezhnev hints at cutting Soviet tank forces if NATO cuts nuclear weapons, reflecting Grechko era doubts about tanks' battlefield value.
An American observer relays an Easter sermon by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Canterbury Cathedral urging a vocal majority to action. He cites the joint pastoral letter with the York Archbishop, urging local effort, moral action, and national reconstruction, while noting England's troubles and global echoes.
Sen Barry Goldfeater warns in The Coming Breakpoint that unchecked government largess will crush the taxpayer and end the nation’s freedom. He likens looming fiscal strain to a sunset empire and asks if the United States will remain strong or fade into dependence and decline.
Holmes Alexander compares Lindbergh's 1930s misjudgments to modern political figures arguing for detente. He cites Munich era choices, Luftwaffe claims, and advocacy by critics of Kissinger, warning that appeasement rhetoric mirrors today. The piece endorses Leonard Mosley's Lindbergh biography and its cautions.
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