Kennedy Address Leaves Congress Puzzled On Berlin Crisis
The editorial questions President Kennedy a television speech about Berlin and Khrushchev. It asks what he truly said to the Soviet leader and whether the United States would go to war or rely on diplomacy if East Germany signs a peace treaty. It notes missing memoranda and the lack of detailed disclosure to Congress.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Khrushchev
United States
West Berlin
Mr. Kennedy
America
Soviet Union
East Germany
Mr. Khrushchev
House
Senate
White House
Germany
Berlin
Western Europe
East
Moscow
Mrs. Kelly
Hays
Wayne
Hugh Ike Shott 1953 Daily Telegraph publication data
The fragment from a Baily Celegraph issue lists Hugh Ike Shott and an 1953 date. It mentions a morning publication, address at Blane Street, a Telegraph Prining Co, and a subscription rates line with telephone contact DA 14171.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Good Morning By Faith Joseph Remembers Exodus Burial
At the end of his life Joseph recalls the exodus of the Israelites and provides burial directions in keeping with his faith. The passage cites Hebrews 11:22 as the scriptural reference for his note on burial.
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Joseph
Fortune postulates unusual economic accident sparked slump
Fortune magazine argues last year's stagnation stems from an accidental mix of a long steel strike bad weather and policy errors by the administration and the Federal Reserve Board. The piece, based on a staff study, warns of a possible inflationary rebound if recovery accelerates, challenging Dr. Walter Heller's view.
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Fortune Magazine
Federal Reserve Board
Walter Heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Flea Expert Mrs Lane Exchanges Fleas with Soviet Entomologists
Mrs. Miriam Lane of London an eminent entomologist and Rothschild kin reports owning about 96 percent of the world's flea types. She has completed an agreement to trade fleas with Soviet scientists amid curious questions about movement and regulation. A shipping hint suggests a large dog could carry the remaining Soviet fleas.
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Miriam Lane
London
England
Baron Rothschild
Department of Agriculture
Transportation Complex Needs Balanced Use of All Modes
A joint view from groups like the Association of American Railroads American Trucking Association Air Transport Association and American Automobile Association argues that taxation and regulation threaten carriers while rivals cut rates. They urge a coordinated plan that balances air water and land transport to serve the public with economy efficiency and convenience.
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America
Association of American Railroads
American Trucking Association
The
Air Transport Association
American Automobile Association
Do you remember Bluefield old timers and places
Old timer recollections of Bluefield history recount Covenanteers youth sports led by Rev. Samuel Moore at First Presbyterian, a Chestnut Street livery stable run by W. C. Claytor, roller skating eras, vaudeville stars Tanner and Prince, Riegel-era buildings, taverns, Red Light alley behind Raleigh Street, Bluefield Inn site, Jimmie’s and Victory Lunch, undertakers O Neill Hawkins, Mus tard building gathering hub, Pedigo store, First National Bank site, Trust Co fate, Flat Top Bank corner, Whitlow’s shop near Daily Telegraph, and other local landmarks.
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Covenanteers
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel Moore
Claytor
Chestnut Street
Highland
W. C. Claytor
Bluefield
Howell M. Tanner
Ray Prince
Pittsburgh Glass
Raleigh
Scott
Bluefield Dry Goods and Nation
C. C. Stahlman
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Raleigh Street
Law and Commerce Building
Commerce Street
Mustard
Princeton Ave
Paddock Grill
Robt. T. Peters
Pedigo Dept
Bland and
Princeton
First National Bank
Scott and
N&w
Flat Top Bank
Princeton and
Russell? Trust Co
Tazewell
Dusting Off The Cuff Bluefield Memories And Places
A stitched reminiscence recalls Bluefield landmarks from a white brick hospital at Bland and Raleigh to the Union Park amusement area owned by Bluestone Traction. It notes the courthouse ties of Judge Ritz and Judge Sanders, the Oakhurst Avenue estate, the Hog Farm era, the Elks Opera House site becoming Thornton Laird and the current Kresge, with memories of Ore precautions and former street names.
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Lake's Hospital
Bland
Raleigh
C. M. Scott
South Bluefield
Joseph Sanders
Oakhurst Avenue
R. O. Rogers
College Avenue
Adams Street
Stadium Drive
Greater Bluefield Fairgrounds
W. J. Cole
College and
East River
Supreme Court
Harold E. Ritz
Miller
Bluefield
Union Park
Union Street
Bluestone Traction Company
Street Car Company
Upper Union
Coffman
Covenateers
Cox Dept
Elks Opera House
Thornton- Laird
Kresge
Kelly
Bluefield Candidates Issue Visions For City Progress
Letters from two Bluefield hopefuls advocate continued city progress through local reform. T Courtney Tanner calls for cross district cooperation and voting on primary day while Allen D. Coppinger Jr urges recreation and tourism growth and shifted meeting times to boost citizen involvement.
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BBB
T. Courtney Tanner
Bluefield
Allen D. Coppinger, Jr
Berlin Guarantee Debate Shapes Cold War Tactics
The speaker argues Berlin is the focal point of danger and urges durable guarantees under Western powers. He notes no ultimatum from Khrushchev or Kennedy and calls for multi nation talks to secure a lasting Berlin settlement with stronger assurances and willingness to threaten force if needed.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Bonn
Paris
Kennedy expands liberal coalition to push education bills
President Kennedy builds a cross party alliance in Congress to clear key proposals including an aid to education bill. He wins Senate approval 49 to 34 and aims for a public school measure seen as a historic first under his administration. The piece also notes Kennedy aides and foreign policy moves involving Dr. Oppenheimer and Pan American Union joins.
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Capitol Hill
Capitol Bill
House
Kennedy
Senate
New
Kennedy Coalition
Pan American Union
State Department
Robert Oppenheimer
Latin America
Adm
Lewis Strauss
ABC
Dr. Oppenheimer
Mexico
Uruguay
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
U. S
Lucio Costa
Brasilia
Yale
College of Meryico
Carrie Nation Dies in Kansas After Ill Health
Daily Telegraph notes Mrs Carrie Nation famed saloon smasher died in Kansas after a period of illness. The report also mentions Frederick W Galbraith, national commander of the American Legion, killed in an Indianapolis auto accident. It cites Italian government replies to Pope Pius XII notes and fascist anger in Rome over Britain’s Syria invasion.
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Carrie Nation
Kansas
Frederick W. Galbraith
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pius XII
Rome
Syria
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