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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1965

Page

8

Smith Should Initiate Colleges Study Now

Editorial urges Governor Smith to start a study on higher education function allocation in West Virginia. It notes enrollment growth, calls for multi-agency participation, and warns delays hinder a needed reorganization for efficiency and collaboration among public and private colleges.

Smith West Virginia Leonard C. Nelson West Virginia Tech House of Delegates Presients’ Association Gov. Smith

State's Language Worth Preserving

The Sunday Gazette-Mail State Magazine notes West Virginia dialects as a preserved Elizabethan tongue. West Virginians value clear speech and defend their language against image builders, arguing the dialect connects Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Appalachian culture.

West Virginia Chaucer Shakespeare Elizabeth the Great

Record of the Congress: frayed content and rising costs praised by papers

The Milwaukee Journal decries a single Congressional Record issue featuring trivia from bombing of the USS Franklin to a soap plant story and a one sentence protest by Rep Talcott. The Gazette echoes waste concerns and laments its use by extremists, urging restricted content and questioning value of the Record.

Milwaukee Journal Congressional Record Rep Talcott California Speaker Philadelphia The Journal Gazette Johnson

Press statement notes aid as U S backs new rulers abroad

In a fast moving crisis the State Department releases a general statement praising progress toward democracy and stability. The United States pledges support to the new government while avoiding direct approval of violence. Military aid loans and adviser commitments are promised to stabilize the country and prevent a takeover.

Department of State United States U. S Dean Rusk Rusk Marine Brigade National Security Council Washington Gen War College Prince

Readers Forum Demands Halt to Rail Crossing Delays

In Charleston readers urge city officials to enforce a five minute limit on blocked crossings. Barry S. Hertslet cites June 4 delays on Greenbrier Street as evidence of ongoing violations and requests city action.

the Gazette Charleston New York Central Vlock Greenbrier Street Barry S. Hertslet Virginia St B. City

Ends and Means in Viet Nam and Civil Rights Debate

James Reston argues that American anxiety grows from doubts about whether the nation can balance ends and means in Vietnam and domestic policy. He notes the gap between noble aims and the resources to achieve them, warning against piecemeal involvement and urging clearer, achievable steps.

Southeast Asia America Viet Nam South Viet Nam U.S Washington

Michigan Guard probes fuel partisan control in Romney era

In Lansing and Washington a clash over civilian control of the National Guard unfolds as Gov. Romney fires Maj. Gen. Ronald McDonald amid a four month executive hearing. Bills and boards back Romney while allegations of graft and malfeasance surface, highlighting a politicized guard and broader defense policy tensions.

Defense Robert §. McNamara Michigan George Romney Guard Romney National Guard McNamara Ronald McDonald McDonald Billy McKinley

Intercepted Dear Mayor Frugality Sparks Shape of Names

A cryptic letter to the mayor questions frugality and mocks the possibility of nicknames like Sidewalk Burys, hinting at local tensions over budgets and public image. The note uses pointed satire to challenge leadership on spending and references public perception.

White House hosts beauty conference as Bird and Baines engaged

Prime officials open a White House conference on natural beauty with delegates discussing public adornment and cultural topics. The session features remarks tied to national image and environmental concerns amid political chatter and advisory inputs.

Lady Bird White House

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