Buckley Sees Nehru Death as Shift to Nasser Likely
W. F. Buckley Jr. argues Nehru’s death signals a shift to Nasser as leader of the neutralist world. He criticizes Nehru as a Marxist aligned with anti colonialism, calling out his policies, Gandhi era actions, and clashes with the West. He questions how Nasser would handle Western mourning and influence.
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Nehru
West
Nasser
Mr. Nasser
Khrushchev
Mr. Masani
Marx
Goa
Russia
Budapest
Belgrade
Mao Tse Tung
Hitler
Tibet
Krishna Menon
Discipline and Guidance for Children in Family Life
A meditation on the need for dignified discipline within families. The piece cites Proverbs and author Ruth Alexander, urging parents to guide children to bring rest and delight to the heart.
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Ruth Alexander
Pollsters and Californias GOP Primary Outcome
The piece argues Rockefeller’s California loss ends his bid for the GOP nomination and ridicules pre election polls. It notes Goldwater gains may have been aided by other candidates and mocks poll accuracy while praising late CBS projections but warns polls are speculative fiction.
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California
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rocky
CBS Electronic Marvel
One man crusade pushes for state offices in Beckley and across WV
Delegate Berkley Lilly argues for decentralizing state offices to relocate agencies such as the DMV and Commerce Department to cities like Bluefield Beckley Morgantown Clarksburg or elsewhere. He contends Beckley cannot host an $8 million 11 story building but others could spread jobs and tax dollars statewide despite political opposition.
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C. Berkley Lilly
Barron Administration
Beckley
Lilly
West Virginia
Charleston
Department of Motor Vehicles
Commerce Department
Bluefield
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Citizens Fail To Intervene In City Attacks Says Column
A columnist criticizes urban apathy citing subway assault in Times Square where bystanders offered no help. He notes a Brooklyn Crown Heights pattern where Hasidic Jews form a 100 strong guard to defend their community against local color gangs.
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New York
Chicago
Manhattan
Times Square
Brooklyn
Crown Heights
Zip Code War Forces Air Force Chaplain Outcry
An Air Force chaplain faced dismissal for not sending a commandant his zip code but was pardoned after Congressional intervention. The episode mocked mail delays and prompted renewed public interest in quick ZIP code responses and postal efficiency in a time of rising postage costs.
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Air Force
Heave-Ho
Dept
P. O
Herbert
Kipling
New Orleans Forever in Ruins and Reverie
Robert Ruark laments a changing New Orleans decades after old landmarks fade. He recalls Sey mour Morrison and Chep Morrison, the city’s wild past, and a social scene from Bourbon Street to The Famous Door. Ruark recalls friends, bars, and meals, noting how time erodes the town he loved.
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New Orleans
Weiss Brothers
Blackie
Johnny
Milton
Seymour
Canal Street
Roosevelt Hotel
Tom Caplinger
LaFitte’s
Gasper
Owen Brennan
Jimmy Moran
Papa Celestin
Bob Tallant
Fats Pichon
Sam Maceo
Galveston
Sambo
Chep Morrison
Bourbon Street
Ella
Brennan
Hemisphere
Paul
Adelaide
Dan Levy
Hip Guinle
Charlie Cantrell
Pat O'Brien
Hip
Monsieur Hypolite Guinle
Curly Lima
Boston
Dukes of Dixieland
al Hirt
Pete Fountain
al Santo
Mike Lala
Jan Allison
Curly
Thirty Years Ago West Virginia GOP Chairmanship Contest
The Daily Telegraph recaps past milestones: thirty years ago Walter S. Hallanan of Charleston led for the West Virginia Republican Executive Committee chairmanship, while forty years ago William Ord was named chairman and Isaac T. Mann president of the Pocahontas Coal Operators Association, and ten years ago Puerto Rican nationalist trials were set for the attack on five Congressmen.
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Pocahontas Coal Operators Association
William Ord
Isaac T. Mann
Walter S. Hallanan
Charleston
West Virginia
Republican Executive Committee
House of Representatives
Khrushchev and Nasser clash over Arab unity in Cairo
Khrushchev urges Arabs not to unite while Nasser promotes a united Arab world under his leadership. He argues unity should be of workers not nations, while Nasser cites cultural and historical ties. Despite tensions, Khrushchev backs Soviet influence and engineers' Nile project impact on Arab politics.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Aswan Dam
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Vladimir Ilich Ulianov
Nikolai Lenin
Vladimir Dich
Lenin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arif
Vladimir Lich
Red Sea
Soviet Union
Moscow
Iraq
Nile
World leaders clash over foie gras at Tehran banquet
During General de Gaulle's visit to the Shah of Iran Paris supplies shipped_special French foods to Teheran for banquets. A Paris supplier faced embarrassment as the Shah ordered many brioches de foie gras for a surprise for De Gaulle while De Gaulle himself had also ordered the same delicacy for the Shah.
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de Gaulle
Iran
Teheran
Paris
Journal du Dimanche
United Western Powers Must Unite Against Red China
The article argues that unity among western powers is essential to confront Red China and Soviet influence in Southeast Asia. It urges Britain and France, urges collective action under the UN framework, and calls for combined economic policy to curb hostility from China and Russia. It warns the US cannot act alone and stresses mobilizing world opinion.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
United States
America
Red China
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Russia
Cuba
Latin American
China
Asia
U. N
United Nations
Peiping
Moscow
Great Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Africa
Latin America
de Gaulle
Security Council
Free World
Poems Steering for Home
Poem narrates a long voyage home with a lover awaiting on shore. The speaker notes slow time, steady progress, and hopeful dreams of joyful meeting. Imagery includes sea, sunrise and sunset, wind, and bright skies as spring approaches. Bonnie May Malody is the author.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Hugh Ike Shott
Hugh Shott
W. F. Buckley Jr
Mr. Nehru
India
Lenins
Oregon
Barry Goldwater
Mercer County
Princeton
Russell Kirk
Joe
H. J. Phillips
Danny
Robert Ruark
de- Lesseps Morrison
Mexico
Jimmy Morgan
Jimmy
Chep
Daily Telegraph
U. S. 5Th Army
Rome
The
Chicago Tribune
Z — Parr Sim
Drew Pearson
Khrush
Mr. K
Abdel Salam Arif
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Wayne Morse
Aswan
David Lawrence
Curtis
Norman M. Davis
Bonnie May
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