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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
2
An editorial recalls a 1929 Wall Street tale of a Midwest investor and a broker showing off yachts while hinting at customer risk. It argues genuine market risk exists but condemns fraud and praises SEC enforcement to curb chicanery and protect the public.
The text argues that civil government cannot define or restrict religion beyond what is commanded by God. It contends that Caesar’s writs do not reach spiritual matters and stresses strict separation of church and state, warning against government overreach into the divine realm. It emphasizes precise, reverent handling of religious freedom against civil encroachment.
The piece laments Congress’ handling of 58 U S students returning from Cuba via Czechoslovakia. It accuses lawmakers of evading responsibility and threatening legal consequences while criticizing the State Department and HUAC. It warns the Tampa incident shows a dysfunctional legislature amid other urgent issues.
Readers discuss Angola and Portuguese Africa after a visit, defending integration and laws while recounting violence from outside Congo influence. A call to political action urges Democrats to form Hulett Smith for Governor clubs, with readers from Huntington and beyond contributing opinions and memories.
An analysis of Commerce Commissioner Hulett Smith’s campaign strategy shows an attempt to corral party leaders and patronage across counties. Critics say the effort lacks broad enthusiasm and risks a GOP advantage if Smith is seen as Barron’s handpicked candidate.
Washington discussions on the test ban treaty reveal Communist Eastern European views. They oppose force and stress European unity while warning that West German plans and German reunification fuel tensions. The line favors dialogue yet keeps wary positions about NATO Warsaw Pact divisions.
Washington. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson has shaped a party with roots but a splintered direction. The article details Johnson’s clash with former national chair Paul Butler, the Liberal Council, and the presidency’s influence on policy and leadership, noting Johnson’s 1968 bid and the evolving role of party committees.
A vivid jumble of quotes and political clashes outlines Fletcher Knebel's take on Washington power. References span Britain’s pride in a train robbery to Rusk-Khrushchev talks, budget scales, and Goldwater’s bold rhetoric. The piece hints at public distrust and shifting government roles amid Cold War era tensions.
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