Censored Newswire Rates Notice In West Virginia
Incomplete copy shows an Associated Press style notice about publication of credits and carrier circulation. It references West Virginia and rate information for topopes furneries with a request for applications. The garbled text implies a newspaper carrier schedule and subscription rates.
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Subicmuntiun
West Virginia
Carculaban Raverusing Represestale-ioe
Bat Agency, Inc
Telephote DA
Good Morning Battle in God’s Hand Motto
A compact inspirational quotation referencing faith and divine protection. It cites I Samuel 17 47 about victory through the Lord and a general assertion that no danger exceeds God’s power. The second line echoes a proverb-like Christian sentiment about God’s overarching control.
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I Samuel
Haiti and Dominican Republic border tensions amid Trujillo era concerns
The article warns of possible fallout for Haiti after the Dominican Republic dictator Trujillo's assassination. It recalls the 1937 massacre of Haitian squatters, notes Haiti's fears of its neighbor's army, and flags Cuba and Nicaragua as regional influences and exiling routes for dissidents.
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
Hispaniola
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina
Cuba
Trujillo
Haiti under Duvalier mirrors Trujillo era security rule
The article notes Haiti under Francois Duvalier resembles the Dominican regime of Trujillo with a one man rule, a secret police called ton tons macoutes, and heavy state spending on military and guard forces. It cites U S aid totaling about 50 million since 1940 and current annual aid near 120 million, with 6 million unaccounted.
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Haiti
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
University of Michigan Medical School
SIM
Duvalier
United States
Negro Republic
Uncle Sam
Haiti a Century of Turmoil and U S Ties
Haiti has endured 130 revolutions in 150 years and faced U S occupation from 1915 to 1934. The United States became a major trading partner, buying much of Haiti's coffee cacao sugar and sisal while steering aid and policy toward Duvalier regime stalemate.
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Haiti
Dominican Republic
Cuba
U. S
United States
Duvalier
Kennedy
Willigiman Wallaloa Warriors of Dutch New Guinea Music
The Willigiman Wallaloa warriors of Dutch New Guinea traditionally create music by a harmonic grinding of their teeth. This distinctive practice highlights their cultural performative expression within the region.
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Dutch New Guinea
Picasso missed by a brush during German occupation, historian says
An art historian reveals that Pablo Picasso endured World War II France without American brushless shaving cream, noting the hardship and his creative resilience under occupation.
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Pablo Picasso
France
Soviet beautician defends Russian beauty habits
A Soviet beautician denies neglect of beauty care by Russian women and claims they have long applied slices of cucumber or tomato to the skin. Dieticians note that one cup of cocoanut milk contains 16 calories, per nutrition data.
Kennedy Vienna Visit Question Over Timing and Tactics
The article questions President Kennedy's timing of the Vienna summit with Nikita Khrushchev and whether his oral statements, including warnings on West Berlin, constituted a dangerous shift from discussion to potentially warlike diplomacy. It notes Kennedy's unprecedented personal talks with the Soviet leader and the risks of executive statements without full briefing.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Khrushchev
State Department
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Mr. Khrushchev
West Berlin
United States
Congress
Daily Telegraph Observations From The Past
Fifty years ago Col. W. H. Thomas of Bramwell visited the city yesterday as president of Flat Top Fuel Company. Forty years ago Dr. W. W. Weeks of Richmond led services at the Grace Street Baptist Church and preached at the First Baptist Church in Bluefield.
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Bramwell
The
Flat Top Fuel Company
W. W. Weeks
Grace Street Baptist Church
Richmond
First Baptist Church
Bluefield
Monuments Erected for Peters and Hull at Peters Town
Monuments honoring pioneer settlers Christian Peters and Henry Hull were unveiled yesterday at Peters Town in impressive ceremonies attended by local residents and officials.
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Christian Peters
Henry Hull
Peterstown
Germany defiant over sinking of Robert Moor
A look back twenty years shows Germany defiant about the Robert Moor sinking while the United States labeled Germany a pact violator. The piece notes a later ten year storm in Richmond, Virginia caused over 2 million dollars in damage but no fatalities are reported.
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Germany
United States
Richmond
Controversy Over First Lady Jackie Kennedy Hair
Washington writer notes how Jackie Kennedy hair dominates headlines from Greece to American papers. The piece mocks overexposure of her bouffant and chignon under global fashion scrutiny and laments endless commentary on her hairstyle.
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Washington
Anedea
Jacqueline Kennedy
Greece
European
Jackie Kennedy
Kennedy
Average Reeder
Jackie
Mrs Kennedy Hairdo Sparks Swift Hair Trend
The article notes Jackie Kennedy influencing fashion during the presidential tour with a shift from bouffant to a more fitted style. It cites a Palm Beach stylist claiming bouffant is out and reports imitators among young women across the country and Parisian observers taking note. The piece ponders whether her hairstyle acts as a soft power asset for the administration.
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Jackie
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Bobby
Jackie Kennedy
New Frontier
Udall's Federal Power Plan Faces Western Backlash
An analysis notes Udall promotes a nationwide public power program linking Bonneville and TCA with other projects while voters in the Far West and Northwest rebuff further federal power expansion. A survey finds public versus private ownership has little relation to voting, with recent results showing retreat from government ownership across regions. Oregon results show Democrats outnumber Republicans yet Nixon carried many Western states.
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Washington
Stewart L. Udall
Far West
Northwest
Arizonian
Bonneville
TCA
Deep South
Udall
Nevada
New Mexico
Hawaii
Neuberger
Oregon
Nixon
Secretary Udall Sees Power Plan mixed wind in West votes
The piece notes Udall’s power project gains of 41 000 while Mau reine Neuberger carried four districts. anti public power Republicans won two seats. It covers Idaho Washington and Montana elections with shifts in governorship and House margins and hints at a Supreme Court reference.
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Maureine Neuberger
Idaho
Hells Canyon
Nixon
Dworshak
Montana
Lee Metcalf
U. S
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Washington
Albert D. Rossellini
House of Representatives
Don Magnuson
Mister Dooley
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Udall
Bob Hope eyeing ITV specials with Alec Guinness amid England film plans
Hollywood star Bob Hope plans six NBC TV shows next season and a London shoot for Road To Hong Kong. He notes Alec Guinness and Laurence Olivier as targets, recalls Harrow cricket visit, and hints at a country house once owned by Marilyn Monroe.
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Alec Guinness
Laurence Olivier
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Hong Kong
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Paradise
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Rex Harrison
Harrow School
Winston Churchill
Public
Marilyn Monroe
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Marilyn
Fishers
Anna Magnani
Anna
New
Janis Paige
Lucille Ball
Wildcat
Lana Turner
Metro
Adelaide
Hollywood Notes on Baker Brando Bardot and More
Carroll Baker aims to pay off 250000 to Warner Brothers by year end to gain freedom from her contract for How The West Was Won. George Maharis plans a Manhattan film return during Route 66 hiatus. Brigitte Bardot’s Europe project titled Private Lives will be released here as The Terrible Lover. Fred Astaire expands dance schools in Britain with Anna Neagle and may attend openings after completing The Notorious Landlady.
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Marlon Brando
Carroll Baker
Warner Brothers
Carroll
Miss Baker
Metro
George Maharis
New York
Broadway
Manhattan
George
Brigitte Bardot
Noel Coward
Europe
Fred ‘Astaire
Britain
Anna Neagle
Fred
Vienna talks yield mixed signals on Kennedy Khrushchev meeting
Italian observers assess Kennedy's Vienna talks as useful yet fragile noting he maintained firmness on Berlin and warned Khrushchev of miscalculation risks. They see a tentative gentlemens agreement likely to endure into Germanys fall elections with Moscow watching closely.
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Rome
Kennedy
Europe
Britain
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Rusk
Kohler
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Vienna
Pioneer firemaking skills and party talk spark local debate
Senator Soaper notes a boy saluting a pioneer who could start a fire with flint and steel faster than his father using charcoal kerosene and an electric spark. A neighbor denies friends are getting stuffy and recalls past party floors where everyone could still sit but could not rise.
McCormack's Stance Shapes Kennedy Education Fight
Boston congressman John McCormack escalates pressure on aid to education with parochial school funding in view while Rayburn, Ribicoff, and O'Brien tilt toward restraint. Senate bill No. 1 faces House rules as Catholic school grants loom over public education funding.
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Washington
John McCormack
Boston
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Kennedy
White House
John
Dean Rusk
Khrwhchew
Goldfine
Congress
McCormack
Archdiocese of
Senate
House Education Committee
Rules Committee
Gane
Sam
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Poems Greek Lantern Lecture
The poem evokes ancient Corinth on the Isthmus with statues and inscriptions. It contrasts eras from Julius Caesar through Elizabeth I and II, noting inverted bases and later refiguring of figures. Scholars exult as sun and rain reveal footmarks of original bronzes at the site.
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Corinth
Julius Caesar
Winthrop P. Tryon
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