Virginia GOP Sees Poll Tax Link to Voice in State Committee
Virginia Republicans discuss budget quotas for 10 congressional districts with the 9th district showing an 8 percent collection and a note stating the district must meet its 1964 quota before regaining a voice in the State Central Committee. The piece contrasts GOP rhetoric with action.
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Virginia
United Nations
Russia
France
Security Council
State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Bascoms
Suemp
Congress
Pat Jennings
Sugar Allocations and House Rules Tangle in Labor Debate
The piece argues the House Rules Committee was packed to aid Johnson administration aims, delaying a sugar allocation bill to influence Taft-Hartley 14(b) politics. It links sugar policy to unionism battles, Senate actions, and LBJ’s legislative leverage as Western lawmakers brace under pressure and potential filibusters. The analysis casts the maneuver as a strategic curb on compulsory unionism amid sugar quotas and labor politics.
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House of Representatives
Rules Committee
White House
Howard Smith
Virginia Democrat
Big
House Rules Committee
Smrrx
Afl-Cio
Johnson
House
RussKin Lane
Senate
Dirksen
LBJ
Democratic
Old Pro In Top Form Into The World As It Is
Holmes Alexander discusses the guitar boom and ukulele decline, noting guitar spread from 2.6 million to 7.5 million in a decade and ukulele drop from 2 million to 1.2 million. He blends social humor with reflections on music and American culture in Washington and New York columns.
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Sludgepump
Exacly
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas
U S News in Brief at Danville Chronicle Note
The Danville Register notes subscription rates and distribution details and includes commentary on current events. It mentions U S chess champion tournament by telephone and U S actions in Cuba and the Dominican Republic under President Johnson, with reflections on Johnson’s handling of international affairs and world peace.
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Danville
U. S
Navy Base
Cuba
Buti
Johnson
California
Panama
Brazil
White House
Castelo Branco
Dominican Republic
U.S
Bill Fulbright
Bob Kennedy
The Inevitability of Gradualism in World Politics
A UK columnist surveys socialism in Norway and Britain, arguing gradualism fails to guarantee progress. He contrasts Norwegian socialism and De Gaulle’s France with American liberalism, predicting a likely shift away from leftist trends as conservative voices rise.
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Norway
Poiat
Norwegian Socialist Party
Red Chinas
Britain
House of Commons
de Gaulle
Presi ‘Dent
de’ ‘Gaulle
France
Mr. Wilson
America
Movicel
Frank Juck
Getlein
Johnson
Dent
Senti
Tlander
Lyndon John
Gettein
Viet Nam
Buckley on Pope Paul VI and liberal criticism
William F Buckley Jr argues that Pope Paul VI is viewed skeptically by liberals for being cautious and traditional yet he steers the Council forward. Buckley notes Paul’s wit, plans to unite nations, and compares him to Pope John XXIII while warning against overreacting to perceived change. He discusses the pope’s US visit and future impact on the United Nations ethics and birth control debates.
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Pope Paul VI
John XXII
Time Magazine
New York
Paul
Maritain
Etienne Gilson
Schillebeeckx
Yves Congar
Karl Rahner
Hans Kung
Christ
Congar
Rahner
Kung
Rome
America
Pope [Fone
Pope Paul
Pope Jono
Robert Hutchins
Pope John
King
United States
United Nations
American Association For the United Nations
Holy Father
Jehovah
Gomorrah
Pius XII
Gether
Algost
Jean
Texas Bias Boosts Paths to High Government Posts
The remark notes that while every American boy has a chance to reach high government roles, being born in Texas currently aids the path. It frames regional influence on political advancement and hints at favorable conditions for Texans in public service.
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Texas
Barbered men and makeup minded women split on grooming goals
Men favor subtle haircuts that hide barber visits while women seek visible value from beauty parlor spending. The contrast highlights gendered grooming expectations and spending patterns.
Twelve Rules for Raising Delinquent Children Excerpt
A Houston crowd discusses John Chamberlain and a cited list of twelve parenting rules blamed for delinquency. The piece critiques shifting responsibility to society, notes riots and reformatories, and references judges and a court scene in Texas.
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Houston
Jean
Los Angeles
Prietor
Danial
Jowstan
Nough
New England
Department of Houston
Texas
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Holmes Alexander
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Anne
Hacatica
THE
Danville Register
Mimber
Associated
Russell Kirk
Sami
China
Malcolm Miggeridge
Esquire
At- Pt
Antic
Gladstone
Malcolm Mug
Geridge
Colin Clark
Morehhan
William F. Buckley, Jr
Wwavg
Ouler Space
Ana
John Chamberlain
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