Trouble in Soweto survey voices mixed views on South Africa
A survey discusses international sympathy for blacks under apartheid and U S policy. It notes deaths in Soweto and urges caution against internal interference while advocating diplomatic pressure to advance rights and maintain order. It warns against aiding rebel or tribal factions aligned with foreign powers.
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South Africa
Manhattan
N.Y.C
Percy E. Sutton
Ford
Soweto
New York
New York State National Guard
Heaven
FLIP
Foreign Liaison International Project
Loren Organization
Washington
Ma Bell
Advice Not Always Cheap The SEC and Congress move to tighten adviser rules
SEC member Irving Pollack tells a Senate subcommittee that investing advice is laxly regulated and that certified advisers may lack training or experience. The piece notes historical figures and opinions on risk, expertise, and the public’s ability to seek trustworthy guidance, alongside cultural asides on fame and time.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
Irving Pollack
SEC
Senate
Unprofessional Tactics Alleged by Virginia Teachers Group
Mary F. Harwood of Alexandria accuses some school boards of pressuring teachers at salary talks by threatening to replace those who quit. She notes the use of coercive bargaining and says many teachers are unaware such intimidation occurs in Virginia.
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Virginia Education Association
VEA
Mary F. Harwood
Alexandria
Harwood
Ater
Richmond
Virginia
Bell Telephone
Balenciaga
Pamela Loren
Miss Loren
Morton Levy
Pamela Loren, Ltd
New York
Texas
Minight
Help Wanted Ads Show Broad Job Reach Across Papers
A scan of Help Wanted listings across newspapers reveals hostesses, electronic engineers, bus drivers, cabinetmakers, bookkeepers, and carpenter helpers. The wide spread implies many competent workers can find work or begin training, contrasting critiques of government spending and monopoly claims.
Agnew and the Alternative Spire Sparks Debated Conflict
William F Buckley Jr criticizes Spiro Agnew and the foundation Education for Democracy for anti Israel statements. The piece links the foundation to The Alternative monthly and discusses broader media reactions, while noting Loren’s electronic medical service ventures and their global reach.
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Middle East
Arafat
New York Times
James Reston
James Michener
Emirate
Foundation
Baron von Kannon
Indiana University
Kannon
The
Alternative
R. Emmett Tyrrell
Foundations
Agnew
Karmon
West Lathtreet
Bloomington
Indiana
Mencken
George Jean Nathan
Seymour Lipsett
Victor Gold
Carter Solves Problems By Addressing Pardon Before Legion
Evans notes Carter used a Seattle Legion appearance to frame his Vietnam pardon stance as consistent with prior positions, offsetting criticisms of wavering. The piece argues the move boosts publicity, reassures some voters, and complicates Ford by showing similar stances, while highlighting Carter’s liberal policy packaged in conservative rhetoric.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Vienam
American Legion
Seattle
Carter
Legion
Carter Pie Bens Meres
Common Cause
Legonnaires
Ford
Mr. Ford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Aso
Ford's call to fund national parks sparks debate
In Yellowstone Park President Ford urged spending 1.3 billion over a decade to expand parks and refuges, warning that neglect hampers national treasures for future generations. The piece notes prior budget limits and longstanding underfunding of the Park Service, with bipartisan criticism of the funding gap.
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Ford
Yellowstone Park
America
Ford Administration
White House
National Park Service
Park Service
Nixon
Walter J. Hickel
Pat Nixon
Democratic Congress
Landmark News Service
Don Fail
The Innovation Dreamers and the American Spirit
The article reflects on American invention from founders to modern innovators. It cites Francis Packard and Gene Bylinsky’s The Innovation Millionaires, noting that innovation thrives in centers like Palo Alto and Boston while warnings arise about idolizing inventors. It discusses investment, corporate wards, and the role of government in R and D.
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Washington, D.C
Republic
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Robert Fulton
John Fitch
James Rumsey
David Packard
Palo Alto
Calif
Boston-Cambridge
Mass
Gene Bylinsky
Scribner's
Santa
G. F. Doriot
American Research and Development Corp
Boston
Dorict
Danville Daily Ad Rates and Subscription Note
Publication details for The Danville Register include daily and Sunday editions with home delivery and mail options. Rates show one year 33 dollars, six months 16.50, and 75 days before expiration. Subscriptions payable in advance, renewals urged.
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Danville
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union J
City
Deliv
Promp
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
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Friends of Israel
Israel
Dr. Stockley
Education For Democracy
Soviet Union
Aram Bakshian
Richard Pipes
Harvard
Solzhenitsyn
Our Times
Miss. Breasted
Field Marshal
von Kannon
University of Indiana
Spiro Agnew
Loren Company
Medic
University of Madrid
Caracas
Venezela
South America
Venezuela
Coloabis
Uruguay
Paraguay
Chile
U.S
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Jeading
M. Stanton Evans
Middle America
Roanoke Times
Holmes Alexander
Innovation Millionaires
Bylanky
Doriot
Lapp
Ml Vee
Japan
Germany
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