Telegraph Corrects Housing Editorial on Bluefield Gas Stock
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph notes an error in a front page editorial claiming the Telegraph Printing Company does not own Bluefield Gas Company stock. The company does own a block of stock among about 170 holders, but does not hold a majority. the paper reiterates no link between housing project support and gas company benefits.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph Printing Company
Sunset News-Observer
Bluefield Gas Company
Telegraph
Shott
the Telegraph
Publicity push urged for West Virginia image reform
The Ronceverte News argues for a state publicity department to improve West Virginia's image. It recommends an expensive national ad campaign, cash for writers, and incentives for agencies to feature scenic locations in ads and TV, aiming to craft a favorable outsiders view.
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Hulett Smith
West Virginia
Ronceverte
W. Va
Jayne Mansfield
Department of Publicity
Housing and Renewal Tied in Bluefield Controversy
Bluefield debates linking downtown urban renewal with a stalled public housing project. The city board faces federal approval hurdles, while proponents warn that dropping housing could jeopardize renewal. Local officials insist both initiatives are essential and interconnected.
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Bluefield
George McCulloch Jr
Housing Authority
McCulloch
Lions Club
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Board of Directors
Board
Mysterious Russian Link to Oswald and the Kennedy Case
The Warren Commission notes reveal a Russian informant known as Mr X who claimed ties to Lee Harvey Oswald in 1960 at Gorky and alleged Oswald was influenced by the KGB. The documents, heavily censored, discuss Oswald’s connections to Jack Ruby and possible U.S. communist links, with no conclusive verification.
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Washington
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Mr. X
U.S
Moscow
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marina
National Archives
Oswald
Jack Ruby
KGB
State Department
FBI
CIA
Commission
Mexico City
Gorky
Ruby
Oswalds
Byelorussia
Delations
Waarweld
USA
Teta
Ceva
Aone
Eisenhower
Nixon
Communist Party of the
Marina Oswald
Connally
United States
Sorensen’s critique splits Democratic base over Kennedy
Theodore Sorensen, speaking before the New York State Democratic Forum, blasted Democratic losses as the worst in 20 years and warned against running Robert Kennedy against Johnson or Humphrey in 1968. He likened Kennedy to a political force whose staff and efforts could not save a fractured party.
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White
Sorenson
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Schlesinger
White House
Sorensen
Bob Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
Johnson
Humphrey
Smithereens
Richard M. Nixon
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Senate
Georgia
G.O.P
Bobby Kennedy
Oswald Motives Were Simple
The piece argues that Oswald acted from a personal grudge rather than a complex conspiracy. It cites Warren Commission records showing his Marine Corps discharge was later labeled undesirable after his defection to Russia and notes his efforts to clear the taint from his papers.
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Washington
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Warren Commission
Intance
Marine Corps
Russia
Marine Corps Reserves
Sec
Lindsay's Viet Nam stance stirs national debate during mayoral bid
The piece contrasts John Lindsay's cautious foreign policy remarks on Viet Nam with calls for negotiation and a dynamic Johnson approach. It notes Lindsay’s critique of missed diplomatic cards, the roundtable idea, and compares his stance to Senator Robert Kennedy and Oswald’s motive context.
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New York
John. Lindsay
Foreign Affairs
Lindsay
New York Times
Time Magazine
Viet. Nam
J. Paul Sartre
Combat
Viet Nam
Johnson
Wold
New York City
Robert Kennedy
Addison's disease hinted as Kennedy death cover claim
Stern magazine claims the Kennedy autopsy suppressed Addison's disease findings to conceal Kennedy illness. It cites Henry Nannen and Warren Commission contacts, arguing Oswald acted alone and the hidden Addison data affected the autopsy report and X rays. The piece notes Kennedy family denial and cortisone-related facial swelling as context.
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West Germany
Stern
Kennedy
Henry Nannen
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Addison
Dallas
Theodore Sorenson
White House
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W. F. Buckley Jr
Rotary
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