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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1973

Page

2

Brennan and Meany clash over labor and policy in Nixon era

The piece contrasts Peter Brennan as Secretary of Labor with AFL-CIO head George Meany. It notes Brennan’s aim to represent all workers, not just union members, and details Meany’s criticism. It discusses export controls on food, inflation risks, and opinions from treasury officials about balancing domestic needs with world hunger.

Peter J. Brennan U.S Nixon Brennan New York Pete Brennan George Meany Afl-Cio Mr. Meany Labor Department Meany George Schultz Senate Edgar R. Fiedler the Treasury William E. Simon

Americans in Britain and Virginia Gubernatorial Clash

The British courts crack down on shoplifting with harsh fines and jail terms, noting 80 percent of offenders are overseas visitors. In the U S capital, Virginia’s gubernatorial race features Mills E Godwin Jr. and Henry E Howell Jr. as former Democrats now on different tracks, a high profile clash with statewide reach.

London Great Britain Mills E. Godwin Jr Henry E. Howell Jr Byrd Organization Virginia Godwin Howell

Simpson Syndrome and the push to ban cigarettes

James J. Kilpatrick argues against Richard O. Simpson and the Federal Consumer Product Safety Commission aiming to ban cigarettes. He warns of bureaucratic overreach, comparing it to Prohibition, and calls for vigilance against paternalistic government expanding powers over daily life.

Washington Richard O. Simpson Simpson Federal Consumer Product Safety Commission Newark Congress Papa Ralph Nader Nader Food and Drug Administration Federal Trade Commission

Bauman Victory Signals Conservative Rise In Maryland

In a special Maryland congressional race south of Baltimore Republican Robert Bauman defeated Democrat Frederick Markus despite Markus backing by major papers. Bauman, former national head of Young Americans for Freedom and ACU founder, underscored a shift of young conservatives into national politics and contested claims that Watergate stained conservative values. The win, aided by Agnew's support, suggests the South and West could anchor a continuing Republican majority and marks Bauman as a bellwether for the era.

Young Americans For Freedom The American Conservative Union Maryland Robert Bauman Frederick C. Markus U.S William O. Mills Finance Committee Bauman Baltimore Markus Baltimore Sun Young Americans For Freedon ACU Battle Line

Riggs King Astrodome Show Sets Sports Spectacle Tone

The Houston Astrodome will host the Riggs King match, a clash that rivals classic heavyweight gates in social impact. At 55, Bobby Riggs frames himself as the victor over age while Billie Jean King symbolizes the battle of the sexes in a nationwide sports moment with cultural resonance.

Houston Astrodome Bobby Riggs Billie Jean King Stan Smith the Nastase Riggs Billie Jean Margaret Court Australia Telstar Bobby John L. Sullivan Jim” Corbett Brown Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries Jess Willard Johnson Havana Joe Louis Max Schmeling Louis Billy Conn Pig Mr. Riggs Astrodome Mrs. King

Hoarders and Privilege in Shifting Times

The fragment reflects social irony as households discuss executive privilege over a $10 check on a joint account while Americans stockpile cars and gasoline. It notes a young father losing to his son in arm wrestling, Hank Aaron needing protection amid exposed pitchers, and a concern that hoarding could trigger shortages. The piece also satirizes stadium promoters planning for large crowds in a world perceived as crowded.

Danville Daily Rates and Subscription Details

The Danville Register lists subscription costs for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail, including 50 cents per week, 10 cent singles, 20 cent Sunday copies, and annual rates of 20 dollars, six months 10.50, three months 5.25, and one month 1.75, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration and renewals urged.

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Holmes Alexander Secretary of Labor Washington, D.C Potomac James J. Kilpatrick Tocqueville George Orwell Bob LaFollette White House Henry Howell Mills Godwin Howells Godwins John Chamberlain Richard Nixon Brazil Agnew South Bob Bauman Ron Ziegler Jeffrey Hart Bob Riggs America Horatio Alger Senator Soaper Hank Aaron Danville
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