Moon and U N China Policies Stir American Debate
Johnson Administration circles clash over reassessing U S relations with Peking and lunar sovereignty. Kennedy Humprhey Fulbright back a UN role to outlaw moon military activity while concerns grow over Southeast Asia, Vietnam, and prisoners of war. Officials warn hardening stance unless Beijing shows humanity in prisoner exchanges.
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Johnson
Faverhnut
Terry Kennedy
Hupert Humphrey
U.S
Peking
Humphey
No. One
United Nations
Earth
Moon
White House
NASA
Kennedy-Hummurey-Fulbright
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
United States
The Elephant and the Mouse in Communist theater
An ironic piece likens Red China to an Elephant and Albania to a Mouse. It portrays a Shanghai visit by Albanian premier Sheuu as a show of solidarity with Maoism, accuses China of attacking fellow Communists, and claims no true unity exists among revolutionaries. It notes Mao’s illness, propaganda campaigns against intellectuals, and China’s failures at front-building.
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China
Albania
Yugoslavia
Mznet Sheuu
Shanghai
Sen
Mao
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Washington
Communist Party
Red China
Ten
Peking
Red Chinese Army
Asia
Africa
South America
Castro
Cuba
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Tew
Name Caller Sparks Names in South Carolina Primary
A spirited Democratic primary in South Carolina showcases candidates trading barbed epithets and self insults. Greenville lawyer Joan Culbertson aims at State Senator Braptey Monran, calling him a Strom Tu rson with a Dixiecrat label, while Culbertson proclaims a string of mock Democratic names. The exchange underscores a blunt campaign style as voters weigh Morran against Tu r Mond in the race for the U.S. Senate.
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South Carolina
Joan Botr Culbertson
Greenville
Braptey Monran
U.S
Strom Tuur-Mond
Culbertson
Morran
Strom Tuur
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Policies
The Danville Register lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, with in city carrier delivery at 35 cents weekly and single copies at 6 cents. Mail rates are one year 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, and one month 1.25, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration and telegraphic prompts for renewals.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branram Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Tezewala
Secretaries Week Prompt From Senator Soaper Boss
The piece notes Senator Soaper saying her boss wants Tilly to mark National Secretaries Week by arriving on time. It then mentions best selling books about sex and cars, doubt over a title Unsafe at Any Speed, disbelief in flying saucers and swamp gas, an English scientist visiting to mock saucers, and a jab about the derby hat. It ends with reflections on France and gratitude as a fragile commodity.
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Tilly
High Price Of White House Pressure Reflected In Great Society Costs
Washington column discusses how White House pressure on Congress drives Great Society costs, including rent supplements and defense spending. It cites Stennis Hebert and McNamara as targets of scrutiny, notes asserted bribery methods, and questions durability of funding amid election year politics.
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White House
Washington, D.C
Stennis
Miss
Ley
Grams
Hebert
McNamara
Congress
Stennison
Senate
Capitol Hill
Defense
Armed Services Committees
Agriculture
Freeman
George McGovern
S. D
McGovern
LBJ
Mike Mansfield
Don’t Get Tired Of Doing Good By L. D. Johnson
An essay warns that people often tire of doing good while evil tempts with ease. Citing biblical and historical examples, it urges perseverance, citing Billy Graham’s crusade impact and the need for lasting reform in personal and national life.
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L. D. Johnson
Mies
Huck Finn
Mark Twain
J. B. Phillips
Arnold Toynbee
America
Samson
God
Lves
Paul
Foreign Minister Ruritania Calls U.S. Arrogant in Exile
The Ruritanian foreign minister denounces American arrogance after citing Fulbright charges and U.S. actions from the Philippines and Bay of Pigs to Berlin and Vietnam. He mocks U.S. policies, recalls Patton, Clay, and Yalta, and ridicules Washington's humility as seen at the UN and in the White House.
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Me and Gott
Kaiser Bill
Nicky
J. William Fullbright
America
Philippines
Jit
Bay of Pigs
Castro
Morro Castile
Havana
Sierra Maestra
Nazi Europe
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Albert ‘Wedemeyer
Chungking
Mao
Wedemeyer
Patton
Prague
Ske
Central
Europe
Mikolajcnyk
Gomulka
Poland
Jan Masaryk
Thomas
Ee Masaryk
Fulbright
Lucius Clay
Berlin
Asi
China
Bering
Inflation Debate Divides Liberals and Gore on Tax Credit
Ralph de Toledano argues inflation is fed by liberal lawmakers and the 7 percent tax credit for new capital investment. He cites Kennedy era measures and criticizes Senator Gore for calling the credit a subsidy to big business, warning repeal would raise inflation and worsen the balance of payments. Johnson backs the credit, while conservatives flag recession fears.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Gerald Ford
Mes
Ford
Treasury Sec
Henry W. Fowler
Albertin Gore
Tennessee Democrat
Kennedy
Congress
Li Sership
Gore
United States
Indus
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