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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
6
An intercepted message dated June 6 1962 from Morris C Wonder of Oak Hill West Virginia argues free enterprise works only if everyone earns a nice profit. The note is labeled as a letter to Morrie and references a story on Page 1.
West Virginia moves from conferences to action on arts and crafts to raise income for the unemployed. Kentucky aid and early success seeds a joint effort to market crafts nationwide, with a plan to census talent, create a marketing division, and train workers for mass production.
In a satirical sketch Fletcher Knebel mocks Eisenhower officials and White House woes. He quips about Treasury chief accountability and complains of regulatory overreach while poking at Estes farming politics and Kremlin price chatter. A veteran stenographer is reportedly fired amid press turmoil.
An editorial argues that claims Kennedy is antibusiness are unfounded and warned by history. It contrasts a Roosevelt era anecdote with modern Wall Street criticism of Kennedy over steel price actions. The piece cautions against hostile charges and urges measured disagreement to avoid harming national interests.
The 1982 Four Quarter Plan at the University of Tennessee Medical School in Memphis admits 50 medical and 35 pharmacy students each quarter, with year round study and quarterly degrees. Proponents note steady hospital cooperation, easier reentry for dropouts, and increased rural graduates, urging West Virginia University to study the Tennessee model.
West Virginia delegates to the 1962 Democratic Women’s Campaign Conference in Washington drew crowds to view Morgantown glassware replicas of sets used by Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Johnson. Blackie the cub bear amused visitors alongside handlers including Mrs Barron, while the WV contingent earned praise for its performance and goodwill.
J L Siler of 604 Hall St. denounces President Kennedy and cabinet members for delaying tax cuts and favors, arguing the main business slump stems from anti-industry sentiment. He urges the Kennedy family to heed successful businessmen and abandon radical ideas, praising private enterprise.
In this reflection on tragedy and faith, McGill argues against predestination and for human free will. He contrasts Christian teaching with Greek tragedy, cites natural laws, and asserts that accidents result from human choices and natural forces, not divine foreordination.
C L Sulzberger argues Europe will reshape itself regardless of Britain’s entry to the Common Market. He foresees a London Bonn axis, rising Washington influence, and blame shifting if de Gaulle’s authority weakens. The piece analyzes UK, France, Germany, Italy, and neutrals amid shifting coalitions and nuclear politics.
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