Parental Anger Seen as Energy, Not Sin in Child Rearing
A Washington Gazette report argues anger is a natural energy source aiding parental response and should be understood rather than condemned. Psychologists note parental guilt stems from misinterpreting anger, while experts urge constructive use rather than suppression.
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Howard Whitman
Wallace E. Knight
Gazette
Family and Child Services
Washington, D. C
Island Creek Coal Co
Creek Pocahontas Co
West Virginia
St. Petersburg
Fla
Martin Griffin
Wilmington
Del
Frederick W. Dershimer
duPont Co
Mayor Denies Rift With Traffic Panel
Mayor Copenhaver said friction with the Citizens' Traffic Advisory Committee chair, Charles Hodges, has been blown out of proportion. He disputed a Daily Mail quote calling the panel's actions sly dealings and criticized the $500 traffic control expert bill. Hodges declined further comment as a meeting on background information stretched over city council traffic plans and street openings due next fall.
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Don Seagle
the Gazette
Copenhaver
Citizens’ Traffic Advisory Committee
Mail
Tom Cummings
Daily Mail
Charles Hodges
Chamber of Commerce
Hodges
Charleston
Robert A. Mitchell
Advisory Committee
Mitchell
General Electric
Gazette Tops WV Circulation in ABC Report
In Chicago on June 10 the Audit Bureau of Circulations shows The Charleston Gazette leading West Virginia's largest retail trading zone and the state’s biggest daily. Gazette daily 82,246 and Sunday 28,908. in the retail zone 67,500 daily and 71,428 Sunday. Daily Mail totals 60,619 and 61,231.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Charleston Gazette
West Virginia
ABC
Gazette
Charleston Daily Mail
The
Daily Mail
West Virginia Motor Fuel Tax Hike Triggers Small Price Changes
After a new tax measure, motor fuel tax rose from five to six cents per gallon at the first distributor. Many stations in Bluefield raised prices by one cent while others delayed until existing stock was exhausted. In Charleston, wholesalers planned to exhaust current inventories before passing the increase to retailers. Some smaller distributors reported immediate one cent hikes due to low stocks.
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McDowell County
Mingo
Wyoming
Logan County
Brethitt County
Isand Creek
Pond Creek Capital
Island Creek
Pond Creek
McDowell J
West Virginia
Bluefield
Charleston
Area Wrecks Kill 2 Youths
Two young men died on rain slicked highways in the Charleston area late last night. A head on crash on U S 35 near Perry Lane North Charleston claimed Johnny William Steele 19 of Diamond. A second fatality on U S 21 at Slip Hill involved Burkey Coffman 26 of Fore Hallow. Several others were injured and in critical condition at Charleston General.
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Charleston
U. S
Perry Lane
North Charleston
Morehhan
Kenna Homes
St. Albans
Johnny William Steele
Diamond
Rt 35
Charleston General
Burkey Coffman
Fore Hallow
Sissonville Rd
Clayburn Fowler
Washington St
Nehl Bottling Co
Denise
Jimmie Turner
James Arthur Farren
West Fifth Ave
Belle
Western Electric Co
Leo Jenkins
Seventh St. Charleston
China Lands Russ lor W. German Bid
Communist China praised Russia for taking the initiative in its bid to West Germany to start peace talks. A Peiping broadcast monitored in Tokyo said the Soviet invitation to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer would ease international tension and help normalize relations, an important contribution to world peace.
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Tokyo
INS
China
Russia
West Germany
Peiping
Konrad Adenauer
Red Chinese
Charleston Voters Decide Bond and Levy Today
Charleston voters cast paper ballots at 101 polling places to decide an $800,000 Civic Center bond and a 50 percent excess levy generating about $300,000 yearly. Mayor Copenhaver warned the city would be ruined without the levy, while election costs were estimated at about $8,000.
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Charleston
Copenhaver
Copeniilver
Hudson
Citizens’ Advisory
Unanimous Machines
Serum Vaccine Supply Runs Dry For Polio Program
Washington June 10 The Public Health Service said no new doses of Salk polio vaccine are ready for release. Dr William A Shannon of NIH said extensive retesting is required and no complete production protocols have been received from manufacturers. Officials warned the nationwide inoculation effort may falter until safety tests and production steps are clarified.
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Arthu Washington
INS
Public Health Service
William A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Ing
Cone
Shannon
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington
Manu
Nothington
Oveta Culp Hobby
U .S
Bonn balks at quick rearmament in tense Bundestag scene
West Germany faces a setback as the Bundesrat rejects immediate backing for a bill to mobilize volunteer soldiers this summer. The chamber calls for clarifications on civilian control and rights of future soldiers, complicating Adenauer’s push before a July summit. The dispute delays the move toward rearmament and marks a test of Western unity.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bundesrat
Adenauer
Bundestag
Kanawha City Discipline Scene At Playgroup
A Kanawha City mother disciplines a four year old with a spanking while about a dozen other children watch with mixed expressions of glee and apprehension, conveying a tense moment at a neighborhood gathering.
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Kanawha City
You Missed Puzzle Like Eighteen Thousand Six Hundred Seven
The Gazelle teases a new puzzle worth 872 dollars and 38 cents with clues to help readers win. The brief hints promise interactive participation and repeatable chances for readers who follow the clues.
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Morrow
Gazelle
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