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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
4
Medical Muddle Delays Consumer Sponsored Health Plans in West Virginia
West Virginia lawmakers debate allowing non profit groups to hire doctors and run clinics for a fixed member charge. Governor Barron shows measured interest but may not push the plan in the 1964 session amid medical association opposition. Costs and fears of socialized medicine frame the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
State House of Delegates
State Senate
Barron
Charleston
Johnson Southern realignment adds twists to 1964 race
Political observers weigh LBJ's impact on the South after his ascent to the presidency. Many southern papers question loyalty to LBJ while bickering over Kennedy-era programs and solid South dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Kennedy
LBJ
Consistency and the Court on Prayer in Schools
Russell Kirk argues the Supreme Court will face more bans on religion in schools as districts erase God from curricula. He contends biology and evolution could be barred to avoid offending religious minorities, warning of a broader secular trend in public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
United States
McCormack
Twentieth Century Fund
Boston
Supreme Court
Red Wing
Minnesota
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Virginia
God
Charles Darwin
Warren
Useless But Interesting Useless But Interesting
The excerpt surveys odd facts and claims from a travel guide style source. It mentions a high speed printer claim to print the King James Bible in 70 seconds and notes whimsical trivia about pea testing and a comedian’s doctorate.
Decisions Ahead for Johnson as Honeymoon Fades
The piece argues a new president faces inevitable opposition once he makes decisions. It weighs civil rights and economic policy under Johnson, notes past presidencies like Coolidge, and predicts gradual shifts in public opinion and political strategy ahead of the 1964 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Warren Harding
White House
Goldwater
South
Johnson
Kennedy
Economy vs Defense: McNamara base closures spark politics
Andrew Tully examines how Congress resists closing 33 military bases while 16,000 workers face layoffs. He notes studies delaying closures to 1964 and cites costs in Naval shipyards, urging economy at home over political theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Afghanistan
Capitol Hill
Defense
McNamara
Samuel Stratton
D-N.y
Pentagon
Keating
New York
Clark
Pennsylvania
Rachel
California
McCormack
Massachusetts
Uncle Sam
Exen
Vailiwick
Naval Survey Board
Naval
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
White House
Robert McNamara
Barry Goldwater Left Tries To Shift Blame
The piece argues post Kennedy assassination coverage shaped public opinion. It claims bias in media and public figures, cites Lee Harvey Oswald’s background, and notes Communist influence and false right wing blame. It mentions a retracted statement by a Texas official and Kennedy brothers’ involvement in literature access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Harr Oswald
Assas
Cuba
Texas
Worker
Kennedy
U. S
This Is Negotiation Communist Style in Wheat Deal
Guest editorial critiques the evolution of the U S Soviet wheat sale terms from Kennedy’s private merchant model to a government financed loan. It notes shipping, payment, and credit changes, accusing Moscow of constant bargaining and warning that later concessions erode original prudent terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
U. S
Europe
Congress
Treasury
Dillon
Senate Banking Committee
Kennedy
Senate Committee
Russia
Mundt
The
Wall Street. Journal
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Green Giant Company
Joey Adams
Tokyo
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David Lawrence
Secessor
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Ed Hebert
Left
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Export-Import Bank
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