optimism rising in Danville as industry reports improve
Local business mood turns hopeful as Dibrell Brothers declares a 100 percent stock dividend with cash payout, Dan River reports third quarter profit and stock gains to six dollars. Plans for a Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute bring 137 jobs and nearly two million pounds in annual budget impact, signaling broader economic improvement for Danville.
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Dibrell Brothers Inc
Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute
Commonwealth
Reuss Builds Windmill Plant at Milwaukee Summer Home
Rep Henry S Reuss famed for his part in a windmill debate has installed a windmill at his summer home near Milwaukee generating about 400 kilowatt hours monthly. It reduces his light bill by roughly 70 percent and spurs thoughts of future two way power rates with utilities. In a separate Bar and Grill discussion, a sociological claim posits that violence can be beneficial as a distraction from troubles.
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Henry S. Reuss
Congressman Reuss
Milwaukee
Reuss
Bit O’ Erin Bar & Grill
The Ethics Of Anthony Lewis Critique
A proponent decries Anthony Lewis for attacking Milton Friedman over Chilean policy. The piece accuses Lewis of distortion, defends Friedman as a gradualist, and argues the columnist misrepresents economic theory while politicizing academic views.
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Anthony Lewis
Milton Friedman
Lewis
Chile
Friedman
Robespierre
The
Times
United States
Cambodia
Vietnam
Laos
The Launderers Busy At An Old Oasis
Ralph de Toledano critiques the National Press Club Record for airing a pro Communist era dramatization. He argues the NPC misplaces history, defending Hollywood figures who opposed or faced repercussions for exposing Communist influence, and condemns contemporary whitewashing of Alger Hiss and Rosenbergs.
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Washington
National Press Club
NPC
Fry
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Grover Cleveland
Press Club “Record
Hollywood
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Mollywood
Morrie Ityskind
James Kevin McGuinness
MGM
Adolphe Menjou
Alger Hiss
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Ford
Baroody
White House
Office of Public Liaison
No Place to Hide in the Blue Ridge Reflections
A chaplain reflects on modern life'srush of instant news and global events from a secluded Blue Ridge retreat. He cites Toffler and The Age of Sensation, warns of emotional overload, and argues meaning comes from meaningful relationships and useful work rather than fleeting experiences. The piece ends with a jab at Chicago Tribune and playful spelling changes.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Heaven
OPEC
New York Stock Exchange
Blue Ridge
Toffler
New Zealand
Premature news leaks blamed for hindering policy making
Senator Goldwater criticizes early disclosures that disrupt federal policy making. William J. Baroody Jr. of the Ford White House warns leaks threaten national security, diplomacy, efficiency, and frank deliberation, urging careful handling of internal memos to avoid sterile proposals and harm to national interest.
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Ford White House
William J. Baroody Jr
Washington Press Corps
Baroody
Buckley on Congress and the home defense bill debate
A mock dialogue contrasts three burglar scenarios as William F Buckley Jr discusses the Criminal Justice Reform Act of 1975 and state defenses. The piece notes legal lines on home self defense, quotes Nor theut Ely and A Z Eaton, and questions Congress over rights to use deadly force.
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Buster
Saint Peter
New York
Washington
Northeut Ely
A. Z. Eaton
Helena
Montana
Eaton
Congress
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Dan River Inc
DRI
Danville Statistics
Danville Lumber & Manufacturing Company
Atlantic Seaboard
Chamber of Commerce
Danville
Virginia
Jeffrey Hart
Chicago
Santiago
Ralph de Toledano
Record
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate Government Operations Committee
L. D. Johnson
Forman University
Senator Soaper
Chicago Tribune
Sen. Bary Goldwater
William F. Buckley Jr
Liploe
Kojak
Lenny
Frank Campbell
Mr. Abernathy
Mr. Jones
Abernathy
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
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