Lausche Pushes Survey on Strip Mining Impacts in Senate
Senator Lausche urges a nationwide Interior Department survey of strip and surface mining effects. Secretary Udall cites operator reclamation efforts, while Lausche cites Ohio’s reclamation law from 1944 as an example. He warns that without strict reclamation the land will become lifeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lausche
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Interior Department
Secretary of Interior
Udall
Lausche
Ohio
Department
Violence Without War Debate Shapes Johnson Stevenson Views
The era of violence without war is urged as a guiding foreign policy by Adlai Stevenson and President Johnson. They warn that general war is impossible due to nuclear power while calling for UN peacekeeping and cautious engagement with the Soviets and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai E. E. Stevenson
Johnson
Stevenson
Korea
Suez
Cuba
United Nations
Soviet Union
Congo
Middle East
Isaiah
Panama
Fidel Castro
U. S
Guantanamo
China
North Korea
Coal leaders oppose Con Ed hydro project to Labrador
Joseph Moody and Tony Boyle attack Consolidated Edison for plans to import two million kilowatts of Labrador hydroelectricity, arguing it would reduce coal for Appalachian miners. The piece argues Con Ed aims to replace an atomic plant, not abandon coal, and that hydro power could aid regional growth without harming miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moody
National Coal Policy Conference
Tony Boyle
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York
Labrador
Appalachia
Joe Moody
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
North American
America
Consolidated Edison
Con Ed
Ravenswood
New York City
Long Island
East River
Ravenswood Tidewater
Astoria
Staten Island
Tennessee Valley
TVA
Canada
United Mine Workers
Hamilton Falls
Newfoundland
Dear Abby letters reflect beards cheating and social norms
The column compiles reader questions on beards and notable figures, cheating in class, social invitations, honesty in hosting, and clergy gifts. Readers discuss judgment, responsibility, and propriety in personal conduct with Abby's guidance note.
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Abby
Pay as you go education proposal questioned by Father Paul
Father Paul argues tax funded free public schools unfairly compete with private Catholic and Lutheran schools funded by voluntary payments. He compares education to a free market grocery model and cites taxpayer costs exceeding 16 billion annually. He appeals to the Founding Fathers’ pay as you go ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Paul
Crane
Laurel Valley Grange program featured music and readings
Mrs. Paul Tatman led the Laurel Valley Grange meeting with a program that opened with Old Folks at Home and closed with Darling Nelly Gray. Readings by Miss Lulu Belle Morris and Mrs. Robert Dean preceded a fluteaphone solo by Miss Joy Barnes. Contests awarded to Mrs. Herbert Notestone and Miss Penny Notestone.
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South Perry
Paul Tatman
Laurel Valley Grange
Lulu Belle Morris
Robert Dean
Joy Barnes
Herbert Notestone
Penny Notestone
Nelly Gray
Maggie Bright
R. A. Dean
Aline Bright
Columbus
Cliff Beaver
Barbara
Rockbridge
Brenda Schwalbaugh
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Vernie Stahr
Nada Stahr
Frank Boling
Pinellas Park
Fla
Millie Morris
No Charge For Memories
A reflective nostalgic list recalls past quirks and social quirks from earlier times. It humorously notes memory being the cost of journeying through history, contrasting fashions, technologies, and social habits with a wistful tone.
Porter Family Visits and Local Notes
Porter and Russell families in Rio Grande hosted visits from Garnet Russell Porter and Cathy. Thelma Denney stayed with Thurman Denney and family. Pauline Russell recuperates from illness. Albert Wagner and Harry Wagner hosted a weekend visit. Vermont and Oklahoma license plates use slogans See Vermont and Visit Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Russell Porter
Charles Russell
Cathy
Joe Vance
Rio Grande
Thelma Denney
Thurman Denney
Pauline Russell
Albert Wagner
Harry Wagner
Vermont
Oklahoma
Changes Come Slowly in Postcrisis Foreign Policy
After the Cuban missile crisis a year earlier and Kennedy’s death, a cautious shift in U S foreign policy emerges. Fulbright urges reassessment of attitudes and smarter policy while Johnson and Rusk voice mixed signals, warning that any major changes hinge on domestic opinion and forthcoming elections.
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Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
American University
University of Maine
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Red China
Charles de Gaulle
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Dear Abby
Abig
van Buren
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
George Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Alexander Graham Bell
Abraham Lincoln
Sigmund Freud
Smith Brothers
ST. Paul
Trumbull, Conn
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
Mrs
Margaret Karr
Supreme Court
Prince of Wales
Rudolph Valentino
Mercury
Mary Pickford
fHn Athians Mesesengior
Athens
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He Messenger Publishing Co
James Marlow
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D Ark
Fulbright
Congress
Dean Rusk
Rusk
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