Arrogance of power debated by Texas teacher at Princeton
A Texas school teacher spoke at Princeton University rebutting Senator J William Furricut on the so called arrogance of power. The critic warned the United States risks losing perspective in Vietnam and in handling undeveloped nations. Supporters argued Johnsonian policy has avoided arrogance and justified US actions in Korea Japan West Europe and Latin America.
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Texas
Princeton University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fraricut
Fussricut
Christian A. Heeryer
Johns Hopkins University
United States
U.S
Viet Nam
Futartcut
Javits
Paryver
Johnson
Britain
Philippines
Korea
Japan
West Germany
Western Europe
Latin America
Fausrcht
Danville Jaycees Call for Clean Water Campaign
The Danville Jaycees announce a clean water project to correct alleged apathy toward pollution. Local officials, VWCB, and Chamber of Commerce are already active. critics urge coordination with city leaders and industry to avoid meddling and ensure effective planning and funding for a Dan River clean-up extending to the Roanoke River.
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Danville
Jaycees
Jaycee
Virginia Water Control Board
Dan River
VWCB
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
Virginia
Pittsylvania County
Water Control Board
Roanoke River
Stan Musial Champions Fun In Little League
Stan Musial, famed St Louis Cardinals outfielder and chairman of the Presidents Physical Fitness Program, urged Rotary Club members to let young players enjoy baseball. He warned against adult overemphasis on winning for 8 and 9 year olds and urged parents to stay out of games, letting kids learn teamwork and fundamentals.
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Stan Musian
St. Louis Cardinals
Gas House Gang
Musian
Stan
Chicago Rotary Club
Mustal
Danville Daily Newspaper Rates and Contact Details
The Danville Register lists subscription rates and delivery options with 35 cents weekly for carrier daily and Sunday, 6 cents for a single copy, 15 cents for Sunday only, and mail rates of 15 per year, 7.50 for six months, 3.75 for three months, and 1.25 for one month. It notes Associated Press rights and regional advertising reps, plus notice on expiration renewal.
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Danville
Associated Press
Almews
Focal News
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mian
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Athletes forecast moon meets to beat records
Athletes express worries about Mexico City altitude at the Olympics and suggest interplanetary track meets on the moon where gravity is about one sixth, as a way to break records.
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Mexico City
Moon
Williams Defies Dodd Loophole Claims in Tax Plot Tale
Senator Williams accuses Internal Revenue officials of crafting a bogus loophole to exonerate Senator Dodd over gifts from testimonial dinners and party funds. Williams reveals a plan to block amendments that would shield Dodd, insisting the tax law is clear and loopholes do not exist.
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John
Williams
Del
Revenue Service
Fou
Dodd
F.jachum
LBJ
Britain
Delaware
Royal Artillery
Wiliams
Sen
John Williams
Jess
Wns
Internal Revenue
Tomi
Conn
Ace
Willams
Senate
Richard Reynolds
David Schulte
Marshall Field
Democratic War Chest
Treasury Department
Eternal Revenue
Tom Dodd
Picasso and Miloscz on Communism and the Lenin Prize
Czeslaw Milosz criticizes Communist domination of culture while Pablo Picasso, long an alleged Communist, accepts the Lenin Peace Prize from Ehrenburg amid debate in the United States over his political stance. The piece notes Picasso’s wealth and fame tied to his alleged Marxist ties and questions the impact on art.
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Czeslaw Milese
Pablo Picasso
Kirk
Fies
Picasso
United States
France
Thomas Hart
Benton
Ehren
Chuck Ehrenburg
Burg
Es Cong
Ehrenburg
Russia
Bay
Pasternak
Las Vegas
Acapulco Nightlife and Go-Go Music Take Hold Amid Obreros
In Acapulco Mexico a lively go go scene blooms with neon and clubs along the bay. Tourists seek sunset views and late night dancing while fishing boats ply the waters and restaurants lure visitors with late shows. The passage notes vary in tone from art critique to vivid tourism scenes.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Tee Bay
Russians See Tourists As Disease Carriers In Opinion Pieces
A Soviet press analysis labeled visitors from abroad as potential threats to purity of life and culture. It cites Pravda Ukrainy and articles by V Khomenko portraying tourists and foreign visitors as dangerous influences while warning that Western curiosity about Soviet life invites condemnation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Fowler
Soviet Intourist Travel Agency
S.R
Jzvestia
Mexico
Khrushchev
Princeton
New Jersey
Newcomb Mott
Mott
Soviet Union
Boris P. Rogal
Institute For
Ussr
Poe
Bown
In Nate Infouvist
V. Khomenko
Odessa
V. Khomenin
Khomenko
Trent Lins
Vigi
Gerald Brooke
Russia
Andrei Sinyavsky
Yuri Daniel
Helene Peltier-Zamoyskaya
Helene — Peltier-Zamoyskaya
Moscow
Buckley and Scott Clash Over Rhodesia Policy in Young Republicans
The piece discusses Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania clashing with Young Republicans over Rhodesia policy. Buckley notes the antiinterventionist Republican tradition while Scott warns against racist appeals and urges the party to shape up under Nixon. It frames Rhodesia debates as a test of GOP moderation versus racial politics.
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Hugh, Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Rhodesia
Scott M
Richard Nixon
Cently
Scott
South
Nixon
Senator Scott
Republican National Committee
Dwight Eisenhower
Swatt
Eisenhower
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