George A Myers Jr remembered as Danville doer and promoter
Long obituary highlights George A Myers Jr a driving force in tobacco trade civic projects and museum dreams. He helped stabilize Danville’s tobacco market, led beautification efforts with City Beautiful and Keep Virginia Beautiful, built a major tobacco collection that spurred a museum, and earned the 1973 Kiwanis Citizenship Award before his death.
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Amateurs Create Hit $1 Movie House in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee a new entertainment bargain draws crowds with a $1 double feature a cartoon a serial attraction and inexpensive snacks. A second Movie House followed the first opening last spring. The venture is run by three novices an attorney and an air conditioning firm employee and another person all new to theater business and they are profitable. The piece notes amateurs often discover new ideas by not following accepted rules.
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Humphrey Wallace ticket chatter stuns Alabama crowd
John Chamberlain reports in Las Vegas Humphrey, visiting for housing talks, suggested he would run for president with Gov. George Wallace if the party nominates Wallace. In Montgomery Wallace supporters react with shock and speculation over a possible Humphrey Wallace ticket.
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Franco and Spain's Valley of the Fallen legacy
A reflective essay argues Franco's interment in the Valley of the Fallen symbolizes postwar Spain. It weighs his long rule, repression, and peacetime achievements, noting Western ties, limited democracy, and ongoing civil tensions. The piece shifts to U S politics and Wallace LBJ reflections, then oil politics with OPEC and Soviet interests.
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Republican Stew With Liberal Rabbits In Congress
Washington report on the House Republican blueprint for the Seventies. The plan mixes orthodox proposals with liberal concessions, praising a food stamp reform by Michel and Buckley, while urging energy profits tax and a windfall levy. It notes omissions on SALT and schooling reforms and discusses White House influence on GOP policy.
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Readers praise front page coverage on Obsessed-To Get Drunken Drivers Off The Road
A reader, John T. Hardy, commends the Sunday Register for its front page coverage of the story Obsessed-To Get Drunken Drivers Off The Road and praises the paper for sound editorial stands and timely issues.
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Ford Versus New York City in Buckley's Viewpoint
William F Buckley Jr argues the Ford NY clash is a national struggle not a personal feud. He highlights media reactions, exposes the city’s bond woes, and contends the real battle is between the real world and political rhetoric.
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