Editorial urges reprisals for embassy attacks abroad
The piece argues the United States must plan severe nonviolent reprisals for future spontaneous attacks on U.S. embassies and citizens abroad. It cites incidents in Peking and Moscow, notes American guarantees to foreign rights, and opposes direct war or proxy mob actions while urging firm consequences to deter further aggression.
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Moscow
New York Times
United States
Eric Sevareid
Gazette Mail
U.S
Action for Appalachian Youth Needs Community Support
The Action for Appalachian Youth program faces a loss of community confidence despite noble aims and dedicated staff. Local and federal leaders must fuel better integration into the community or programs will falter. A new director is needed to replace the resigned one and restore momentum.
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AAY
Lysenko in Soviet biology under political fire
66 year old Marxist biologist Denisovich Lysenko won Stalin and Khrushchev with his discredited biological theories. Since Khrushchev’s fall, Izvestia and Moscow radio attack Lysenko. New York Times notes retraining 80,000 biology teachers as part of a broad backlash.
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Tear Denisovich Lysenko
Stalin
Khrushchev
Lysenko
Izvestia
Moscow Radio
New York Times
Soviet Union
Times
Earth
Fine Basket of Snakes Is Opened By Russell Baker
Washington column argues Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s call for squares to gain honorable status risks hollow praise. The piece mocks square culture, noting true squares stay steadfast in arts, ethics, and choices while fashioning public virtue into social campaigns.
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Russell Baker
New York Times’ Co
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
White House
Jimmy
Norman
Sen. Smith
Britain
State Department
Germany
Italy
Klan revival judged as menace fueling violence in South and Mississipp i
RALPH McGILL surveys a Klan resurgence tied to murder in Mississippi and broader patterns of intimidation. He cites historical leaders, court clashes, and the profit motive behind robes and dues while noting regional support uneven and the movement still targets Negroes and Jews.
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Indiana
Supreme Court School
Mississippi
Alabama
Klan
United States
Poor Man's Nassau in Wilsons MLF Quest
Paris aligns with Lyndon Johnson against Harold Wilson seeking to renegotiate the 1962 Nassau agreement. Wilson aims to drop Britain’s nuclear deterrent and join Nato’s narrow MLF under American control, while Paris and London fear German arms gains and a fractured alliance as Dec 15 ministerial decisions loom.
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Paris
Harold Wilson
Washington
Nassau
Masseur
Lyndon Johnson
Wilson
Kennedy
Macmillan
NATO
MLF
West Germany
Russia
Britain
Germany
Johnson
U. S
Italy
Belgium
Holland
London
France
de Gaulle
Eure
Two Surprises From Democratic Caucuses in West Virginia
In a tight session, Sen Clarence E. Martin Jr. lost to Howard W. Carson for Senate president by 21-6 after entering with 15 votes. D. Earl Brawley fell from doorkeeper to defeat by Ben H. Hiner of Franklin, while George H. Seibert faces Buck for minority leader.
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Clarence E. Martin Jr
Martinsburg
Howard W. Carson
Fayetteville
Senate
D. Earl Brawley
Charleston
Ben H. Hiner
Franklin
Pendleton County
Brawley
Kanawha
Hiner
Jug
del. George H. Seibert
Wheeling
House
Seibert
del. Forrest M. Buck
Sistersville
J. C. Powell
St. Marys
State Senate
Buck
Daniel Boone
House Rules Committee
John E. Carrigan
R Marshall
Carson
del. H. Laban White Jr
White
del. Earl Vickers
Montgomery
del. Ivor F. Boiarsky
del. I. E
Ned) Watson
Judiciary
del. J. F. Bedell
Del
Harry R. Pauley
McDowell County
Kenneth Anvil
Barbour
William A. Moreland
Morgantown
Martin
James H. Davis III
Intercepted Message Raises at WVU Coaches
Dec 8 1964 letter from George to Paul questions whether seven assistant football coaches will receive raises this year. Dr P A Miller WVU chief city. Story on Page 1.
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Paul
George Dr
P. A. Miller
WVU
Lesson in English Words Often Misused
This compact note highlights usage tips and pronunciation guides. It contrasts phrases such as as much versus so and this, explains common mispronunciations like parvenu, and lists synonyms for rash, headstrong, and audacious. It also introduces a daily word study with scathing meaning and a usage example.
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Greece
Elvis
Bach
Mahler
Guy Lombardo
Ben Casey
Ralph McGill
Philadelphia
Miss
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Gen. Forrest
E. Merton Coulter
South
Forrest
C. L. Sulzberger
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The
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Harry Hofffmann
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