Editorial on expanding West Virginia interstate mileage
An editorial urges the North-South Highway Committee to push for 2,500 extra miles in the federal highway bill and to seek Lakes-to-the-South and West Virginia links. Rep. Harley Staggers backs east-west expansion and a Lakes connection, arguing recovery of existing roads will take years. The piece notes Congress must favor additional mileage and leverage two routes for success.
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Congressional Conference Committee
West Virginia
Harley
Staggers
Senate
Great Lakes
Carolinas
Ice Age Ahead Signals Cooler Summers on Horizon
The piece notes a coming period of cooler summers as scientists forecast a march of colder winters. It suggests waiting to run fans as average temperatures may drop by about a degree in half a century.
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Charleston
Su. Albans
Deane Morrisom
Our Complex Life Denies Youth His Rightful Chance to Dream and Play
A fragment appears to reflect on a troubled morning routine and a child’s restless nights. The piece hints at a broader theme of youth struggle and the impact of daily life on children, suggesting deeper social concerns without providing concrete events or names.
Leisure Time Lacking For Modern American Children
Prominent physicians warn that many American children lack leisure to grow in peace. They describe schedules packed with Sedat meetings, choir, piano, dance, outings, and matinees, leaving little time for wandering, reading freely, or dreaming. Regimentation worries about potential delinquency.
Readers Forum letters voice tough views on adoption and integration
A stream of letters to The Gazette editor includes Mrs Gee on Belcher supporting adoption through birth families, criticism of charity requirements, and debate over child adoption barriers. Other letters rail at newsprint waste, critique Supreme Court criticism, and defend segregation era views amid calls for integration and constitutional questions by Ernest R. Gilbert Sinden.
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Chi
Gee ON Belcher
the Gazette
Doris Freeson
Supreme Court
Sinden
Ernest R. Gilbert
Billboards vs Roads: Inez Robb urges highway reform
Inez Robb argues for 37 to 60 billion dollars of highways while opposing roadside billboards. She urges a rider to the highway bill to prohibit billboards on federally funded roads and warns of billboard lobbying against such limits.
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Congress
America
Billboard
Molotov Fired as Tito Receives Moscow Warning
Diplomatic circles report Moscow warned Tito of Molotov’s dismissal amid Tito’s arrival in Belgrade. Eisenhower also cautioned on Soviet moves as Dimitri Shepilov succeeds Molotov. ADA drops Roosevelt Jr from nomination amid Dominican tensions and Cyprus flare prompts cautious VFW briefing.
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Kremmlin
Vynchester Molotov
Russia
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Vito
Molotov
Tito
Moscow
Belgrade
Cairo
Shepilov
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Rus
Americans For Democratic Action
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Younes Fdr
Ada
Roosevelt
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rujillo
New York
Columbia
Jes da Gulindey
Ed As
AFL CIO Merger Appears to Break Down In Labor Feud
Victor Riesel reports a deep rift within U S labor as the AFL CIO merger nears collapse outside Washington. He notes a feud between George Meany and Dave Beck led factions, with Hutcheson and Hoffa figures stirring opposition to Meany’s leadership and centralized AFL CIO control.
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Hutcheson
Hoffa
Detroit Teamster
Carpenters
George Meany
Republican Party
Apt-Cio
Walter Reuther
Ath-Cio Executive Council
Maurice
Huieleson
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Labor
Hatfield-McCoy
Dave Beckend
Teamsters
AFL
Washington
Menny
San Francisco
Nicany
High Command
Gertie
Prison term appeal in Kanawha County schools case
Emerson Camp, former superintendent of Kanawha County Schools, petitions the State Supreme Court to reverse recent findings affirming a circuit court conviction for larceny. The state signs a blanket life-insurance policy with Aetna Co. covering all State Police troopers.
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Gazelle
Kanawha County
Emerson Camp
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Aetna Co
Hartford
Conn
Edgar C. Lawson
Washington County
Poll Finds Democrats Seen Best to Keep Prosperity
Gallup Institute reports voters split on which party will best keep the nation prosperous. Democrats lead 22 to 16 among those surveyed, with 4 percent unsure and 4 percent no difference, highlighting shifts among independents and varied occupation views.
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George Gallup
Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
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Institute
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America
U. S
Beneght
Howey
Basiex
Repubicans
Manuel Wrom
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