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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1964

Page

3

McNamara Abandons Army Reserve Plan Prompts Guard Shift

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announces abolition of the Army Reserve and its functions and personnel to be folded into the National Guard. He reveals aims to remove about 100 congress members and roughly 5,000 other senior officials in the transition.

Ecretary OF Robert 5. McNamara Army Reserve Organization National Guard Congress Armed Services McNamara Reserve Officers Association of the United States Johnson Army Reserve Navy Air Force

Laurels Earned In Coal Branch

The Kanawha County Board of Education plans closing Airport School as soon as practical, transferring students to Fruth School. The move honors the Neighborhood Worker's AAY program and the Hilltop Improvement League, which fostered community projects and a new sense of pride.

Kanawha County Board of Education Airport Fruth Action For Appalachian AAY Hilltop Improvement League Coal Branch Heights Walter Snyder Coal Branch

Readers Forum Jews Not Guilty in Crucifixion

George R. Smith argues against blaming Jews for Christ’s crucifixion and urges readers to understand Jewish beliefs. He contends Jews are not responsible for ancestral acts, notes Christian roots would not exist without Jewish people, and calls for reframing teaching on divine foreknowledge.

the Gazette Marcus Kornstein Kornstein George R. Smith Bowen St. City

Politics of Conflicts of Interest in West Virginia

Gov erecr Hulett Smith assigns a special task force to draft conflict of interest legislation. The article surveys past WV laws on state dealings, insurance, liquor licenses, and the risks of overreach, noting gaps and the need for competitive bidding and ethical restraint to prevent personal profit from public office.

Erecr Hulett Smith Smith West Virginia Legislative Branch State Board of Insurance Woard State Department

Eisenhower proposal on Republican consensus and leadership

The piece discusses Gen. Eisenhower’s plan for a party consensus led by a nonpartisan spokesman and a professional chairman. It weighs the risks of deep factionalism in the GOP, naming Ray Bliss as a possible replacement and noting the difficulty of unifying diverse conservatives and liberals under a single platform.

Dean Burch Sen. Goldwater Republican Burch National Committee Richard M. Nixon Eisenhower Ray Bliss Ohio Republican Organization Senate House Sen. Dirksen Winds Rep Halleck Indiana Rockefeller Scranton Smylie Evans Romney Chaffee Nixon Goldwater William Miller Thomas KE Dewey Alf M. Landon Congress California Johnson New_York Times Co Washington Barry Goldwater Sam Rayburn Lyndon B. Johnson Democratic Advisory Council Paul Butler Rayburn

Poets and Sandpaper Ads Reach the Supreme Court

Russell Baker reports the Supreme Court case against Ted Bates & Co regarding an advertising claim about shaving sandpaper. The piece critiques marketing exaggeration and the line between illusion and fact in television ads, noting consumer reaction and the ethics of hard selling.

New York Times Co Washington Supreme Court Ted Bates & Co Federal Trade Commission FTC Bates Agency B. J. Brown Bates

Intercepted Message from 1964 Dec 15 to Bernie

Intercepted message dated December 15, 1964 suggests a minimum approach calling for competitive bids on sellouts. George signs the note advising Bernie to recommend selling via the lot of competitive bids.

Bernie Your George

Potomac Fever and Mars Geiger Counter Debate

Sen Williams calls for Bobby Baker investigators to probe the female angle amid party girl speculation. Mariner 4 heads to Mars with a Geiger counter as Congress decries waste over Geiger counts. Tech students riot abroad. Moscow cops halt damage at the embassy while Khrushchev is depicted as hunting bullets.

Sen. Williams Bobby Baker Mars

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