Virginia Governor Says Reality and Reasonableness Move
Governor Gonwin urged Virginia broadcasters to pursue reality and reasonableness in federal dealings while lamenting a one way Federal Washington stance. A Danville training project for local workers was rejected for racial and qualification reasons, prompting state efforts to redesign an acceptable plan while maintaining job chances for white and colored workers. The governor warned federal officials risked discrimination against those seeking to improve their economic status.
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Bureau of Employment Security
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Political Winds Indicators in Virginia Democratic primary
The senatorial race midstream as campaign headquarters open. Senator Burn opened his statewide office in Richmond with Campaign Chairman Dan Daniel leading a 200-strong gathering including General Assembly members. William B. Spone of Portsmouth opened his North Sixth Street headquarters with about 80 people, few officials present and no State Senator support observed. Robertson and Boothe plan openings next. Robertson’s office serves the Third District. his state office is in Lexington. Campaign manager William C. Battle of Charlottesville denies Kennedy money backing Spone, while linking Kennepy names to national party factions. Campaign finance sources remain undisclosed, with primary set for July 12.
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Tolerance Abused at Chicago Campus Amid Sit-In Disturbance
A student sit-in at the University of Chicago blocked administration offices for three days preventing routine work. A second group later helped remove some protesters and a girl was reportedly struck. No disciplinary measures were reported, raising questions about university response and reputation.
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University of Chicago
Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are listed for carrier, mail, and Sunday only options. Rates include yearly, six months, three months, and one month terms with prices. The paper urges renewal prompts and notes mail notice 10 days before expiration.
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Intellectuals Rally For A No Vote On Vietnam War
John Chamberlain laments a new March on Washington by familiar intellectuals led by novelists John Hersey and Mark Van Doren who urge a no vote on the Vietnam War. He contrasts their stance with Soviet era repression in Russia and criticizes American writers for aligning with peace moves while Mao and Stalinist regimes suppress free thought. The column ends with a jab at the Chicago White Sox starting a game with God Bless America, noting the shared call to “play ball.”
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Tolstoy
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Russia
Mikhail Sholokhov
Communist Party
Moscow
Andrei Sinyavsky
Abram ‘Tertz
Yuri Daniel
Alexander Tvasdovsky
Noby Mir
Stalin
Anna Akhmatova
Pravda
TASS
Andrei Zhdanoev
Imere
Chicago White Sox
America
Bali
Fulbright, Buckley Clash Over Vietnam Critique
A William F Buckley Jr critique of Senator Fulbright vents strong opinions on his Vietnam lectures at Johns Hopkins. Buckley labels Fulbrights rhetoric fanatical and impractical, arguing his antiwar stance relies on flawed historical analogies and misuses language, while noting the Senators influence as chairman and the dangers of Congresss satellization to the President.
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John Hopkins University
United States
Vietnam
Fulbright
America
Saigon
Korea
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World Subways Spread Across Global Cities
The article surveys rapid subway expansion worldwide from 1959 onward, citing cities like Washington DC, Montreal, Milan, Lisbon, Haifa, and Tokyo. It notes plans for new lines by 1971, historical milestones in London, Paris, and New York, and trends toward automation with limited human operators and novelty rush hour gear.
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San Francisco
Prague
Brussels
Montreal
Turin
Venice
Rio de Janeiro
Melbourne
Rotterdam
Santiago
Chile
Tiflis
Soviet Republic of Georgia
Milan
Italy
Lisbon
Portugal
Haifa
Israel
Canada
Toronto
London Underground
Glasgow
Budapest
Boston
Paris
Metro
New York
New York World
Subway
Tt London Underground
Tokyo
Met Opera House Demolition Sparks Federal Debate on Preservation
An opinion piece laments the planned demolition of New York's Metropolitan Opera House, warning the nation would lose architectural heritage. It recalls Chicago's Sullivan hall restored after near destruction and Sarasota's Asolo Theater preserved, urging New York to avoid repeating such losses and to safeguard cultural legacy for the future.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Manhattan
United States
Metropolitan
America
Italy
Lincoln Center
Chicago
Louis Sullivan
Roosevelt University
Alabama
Janice Saunders
Sarasota
Florida
Regling
Asol
Saunders
Lightest MEXICO Poisonous Frogs Study Reveals Lethal Venom
The deadliest frog venom, batrachotoxin from the tiny Colombian frog Phyllobates kokoea, is being studied at NIH Bethesda for potential medical drugs. One gram yields venom for about 50 darts, with no antidote known. Researchers note the venom’s extreme potency and possible future heart drug applications.
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Bethesda
Maryland
Colombia
Marie Latham
Latham
National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases
Bernhart Witkop
Fritz Mark
John W. Daily
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