Hope and Protection Promise in Poetic Lines
A reflective note of faith and hope quoting Job and Hugo about protection, rest, and trust in tomorrow. The passages emphasize dawn as a sign of divine care and enduring optimism for the reader.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
6
Scranton Running For GOP Nomination Faces Choice
William W. Scranton emerges as a potential Republican candidate for president. He has long claimed a draft would force his entry, but recent events show he won’t be drafted. Scranton urges a party choice in San Francisco while avoiding a real contest in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Scranton
Cleveland
Scranton
William
Pennsylvania
Congress
Union
West Virginia
Goldwater
Rocky
Johnson
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Taft
Lyndon 2
Lyndon Johnson
Archangel Gabriel
European Views of Johnson Goldwater Race Stir Editorials
Italian editors compare Johnson and Goldwater to Western film icons and foresee varied European reactions. France, Germany, and Britain weigh the outcome with emphasis on U.S. policy toward the Soviet Union, NATO, and the moral of American leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Marshal Dillon
Wyatt Earp
Johnson
Goldwater
Southwest
Europe
Soviet Union
Europeans Shudder At Thought Of Goldwater As Next President
Drew Pearson observes Europeans fear a Goldwater presidency amid U S leadership doubts. He cites Greece GreecePapandreou actions and VOA censorship as factors fueling isolationist sentiment that could aid Barry Goldwater in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Andreas Papandreou
California
Minnesota
Greece
U. S. Information Agency
Vincent Joyce
Andreas
Voice
Airways
Joyce
USA
Barry Goldwater
Senator Chilton Accuses Papers of Boosting Gold Mine Stock
The Daily Telegraph reports Senator Chilton accusing the New York Sun and the Washington Herald of using Senate stationery to promote a gold mine stock. A federal troops call looms in Montana to quell revolting miners seceding from the Western Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
New York Sun
The
Washington Herald
Senate
Montana
Western Federation of Labor
Prediction of One Million Dollar Mail Train Robbery
The quick solution was predicted for the $1,000,000 holdup of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul mail train where cash and bonds were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
June debt payment from Finland marks sole remit to US
Finland was the only country to remit the June installment of war debts to the United States. Workers vote to delay the national steel strike, signaling a pause in industrial action amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
United States
America’s new fortress bombs Moji and Shimoseki works
United States air forces strike Japan’s mainland targeting Moji and Shimoseki industrial sites. In a separate action US forces land on Saipan as part of the Pacific campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japan
Moji
Shimoseki
United States
Siapan
Korean settlement talks fail amid UN allied blame
Law yer Roy Cohn lauds Sen. Joe McCarthy as a great American. He says McCarthy’s only crime is protecting his country from Communists. The McCarthy Army drama nears its final act at the hearings in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United Nation
Roy Cohn
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Washington
TV Westerns in Vietnam Provokes Caution and Confusion
Analysis warns that American TV shows and cowboy films in Vietnam could unsettle natives, strain US ties, and even invite misinterpretation and political risk. The piece notes possible shifts in loyalties if Westerns dominate cultural exposure and mentions other disparate items like a New York wedding, a rooftop tennis court, and a life sentence for selling secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U. S
West
Tombstone
Deadwood
Boot Hill
New York
No Moon Race Yet Says Australian Scientist and US View
A tongue in cheek survey notes varied attitudes about space and culture. It cites a Australian scientist doubting a moon race while Americans want to reach it first, Disney reimagining the moon, and jokes about fashion food and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
Khrushchev
Tilly
Poems Moving Day
A poem notes a cool evening after showers ideal for transplanting asters and other plants. The speaker urges careful handling and gentle care as plants adjust to a new situation and settle in after sheltering from the sun. Katherine Saunders.
Wordless tale of captive Berlin girl under Moscow rule
Andrew Tully portrays East Berlin as a city within a city where a small eight year old girl watches free West Berlin from a sealed window. Moscow uses her as leverage to disrupt Western Alliance, seeking to divide Germany and redefine peace terms under Soviet control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Treptow
West Berlin
Moscow
Treptow Park
Berlin
Kremlin
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Federal Republic
West Germany
West
Europe
Faded Glories Of The General Store And Rural Commerce
Russell Kirk laments the decline of country general stores as rural populations shrink and supermarkets rise. He cites Waterford General Store in Greenfield Village and Vermont Country Store in Weston as relics, notes lifelong role of such shops, and contrasts past political influence with current homogenized retail.
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Yesteryear
Waterford
Plymouth
Michigan
Henry Ford
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Harvard
Wrest Orton
Vermont
Weston
Orton
H. L. Mencken
New York
McCoy
Franklin
Utah
South Carolina
Highlands
Scotland
Scottish Cooperative Society
Mecosta
Buckley Sees Goldwater Foe Victory Risks for Republicans
William F Buckley Jr questions Republican discipline as Goldwater debate shifts toward convention outcomes. He weighs Goldwater’s popularity, party divisions, and potential Senate and House losses while warning of a broad GOP collapse if nominating dynamics shift.
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George Papandreou
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Henry Labouisse
Voice of
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Vietnam
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Pentagon
James Arness
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Death Valley
Henry Cabot Lodge
Doc Holliday
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Norden
Katherine Saunders
Aeres
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Chicago
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Russell Kirk
William F. Buckley Jr
Alfred Landon
Roscoe Drummond
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Romney
Margaret Chase Stassen
Walter Lippmann
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