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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1963

Page

2

Editorial argues Europe must align with U S interests

James Reston of the New York Times contends Europe assumes prosperity without harming U S jobs. He notes the United States spends about 11 percent of its gross domestic product on certain policies and urges Europe to heed American interests.

Estern Europe James Reston New York Times United States Reston Adenauer McNamara Great Britain Germany Department of Agriculture Uncle Sam Kennedy Nate de Gaulle Atlantic U. S

Pace Urges WV Scholarships To Ease Doctor Shortage

Dr. D L J Pace, outgoing WVSA president, urged lawmakers to create scholarships for medical students who agree to practice in the state for a set period. He cited past teacher scholarship success and argued government backing could help curb doctor scarcity and control costs.

D. L. J. Pace West Virginia State Medical Assn Greenbrier Pace

Readers Forum condemns forced arbitration and rights loss

Oscar E Fansler argues against compulsory arbitration in labor disputes, claiming it erodes free speech and labor rights, harms railroad workers and small businesses, and contradicts the idea that free enterprise remains a tradition. He cites aging workers and welfare dependence as consequences.

Feedom Department of Welfare

Walter Lippmann on the Washington march and racial grievances

The essay argues the Washington march is a disciplined protest for civil rights, not a rebellion, and warns that delaying redress could lead to clandestine violence. It outlines two waves of grievances, the legal rights and then economic inequality, and critiques media sensationalism and consumer advertising while urging education to overcome ignorance.

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Despicable Show At National Legislative Conference

The Honolulu meeting devolved into name calling and parliamentary haggling over three constitutional amendments. Delegates delayed debate while Michigan California Alaska and others threatened to withdraw. West Virginia spent about 19000 on travel and expenses, with Portland, Oregon set for the 1964 conference.

Miami Honolulu Honolulu Star-Bulletin Chicago Court of the Union U.S. Supreme Court National Legislative Conference Hawaii California Michigan Alaska Ohio Holt Portland Ore Star-Bulletin Paul ‘J. Kaufman West Virginia Gloria Shaffer Connecticut Franklin Spears Texas Frank King Legislative Conference Legislative ‘Conference

Rockefeller Facing Test in Erie County GOP Delegation Shakeup

Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces a critical Erie County test to determine if the GOP will back him at the Republican National Convention or consider an anti Rocke feller delegation. The Erie clash pits Rockefeller allied with Walter Mahoney against a Buffalo led faction, signaling intra party power plays ahead of next year’s convention and primary dynamics.

Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Erie Rockefeller Buffalo Senate Walter J. Mahoney Erie County Rockefeller - Mahoney Albany Eisenhower Mahoney Jacob Javits Hacking Mahoney Kenneth Keating New York City Upstate White House Kennedy - Johnson Robert Wagner Morgenthau- Donovan Carmine DeSapio DeSapio

Lesson on English word usage and misnomers notes

A compact note discusses correct placement of adverbs for clarity, common mispronunciations and misspellings, and defines misnomer as a wrong or misapplied name. It emphasizes learning one word daily and highlights pronunciation stresses in certain terms.

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Intercepted Message About Pay Phones

A dated fragment shows a note dated August 31, 1968, from a sender to Carey asking about pay phones that cheat callers, indicating a concern with telephone toll fraud.

Carey

Carey Frothingham named C P Security Chief in City

Carey Frothingham has been appointed security chief for the city’s police department. The move places Frothingham in charge of coordinating public safety strategies and overseeing security operations across municipal facilities.

Carey Frothingham C&p City

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