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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
4
Court Strikes A Blow For Taxing Uniformity
Editorial argues the West Virginia Supreme Court ruling on Kanawha Valley Bank assessments exposes widespread inequities in property tax appraisal. It calls for statewide reappraisal and standardized rules, praising Tax Commissioner Field for proposing a group approach to reform while cautioning against piecemeal fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley Bank
Supreme Court
Kanawha
John Slack
West Virginia
John A. Field
Bus Token Idea Could Transform Transit Payments In City
ROM NEW YORK reports the City Transit Authority will partner with B. T. Babbitt Co to issue five product coupons usable for one subway or bus ride, five cents from the company per coupon goes to the transit fund. The scheme may or may not spread nationwide or to other firms and cities, provoking speculation on future coupon based payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROM
New York
City Transit Authority
B. T. Babbitt Co
Charleston
Lever-Bros
Procter and Gamble
Political Gossip and International Quips on Eisenhower Era Figures
Fletcher Knebel sketches Ike’s fondness for Sherman Adams, calls Adams prudent in need, and notes Goldfine’s cheeky jab. Congress frets over a nude at Brussels exhibit, Democrats seek mink drapery, Khrushchev mocks Stalin methods, Kennedy eyes White House via magazines, and Republicans attack Adams’ thrift versus Truman era graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels Fair
Vienna
Working Man Accuses City of Tax Trick in Parking Fines
Reading letters from Charleston residents the forum cites complaints about no parking signs near rooming houses and $2 fines for street parking, alleging city actions to fund street cleaning. A critic rebukes Mr. Shelton’s views and conservative critique, calling for broader authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Charleston
WV Democratic U S Senate Primary Sparks Heated Short Term Fight
In the West Virginia primary race three figures clash for the short term Senate seat. Former Governor William C Marland and former Congressman Jennings Randolph are among the leading contenders with opinions split on the winner as August 5 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
West Virginia
William C. Marland
Jennings Randolph
Vickers
Marland
Randolph
Arnold Vickers
Kennedy targets Mafia networks in Buffalo probe
Senate crime buster Bob Kennedy covertly visits Buffalo Niagara region to investigate mafia outposts tied to government contracts. He travels with a colleague, stays at Hotel Statler, and reviews files while labor leaders seek details about his activities amid a forthcoming Senate leave to aid his brother’s Massachusetts campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bob Kennedy
Chicago
New York
OSS
John McClellan
Kennedy
Buffalo
Niagara
Statler
Senate Select Committee
John
Massachusetts
Sen. McClellan
Adams Affair Exposes US Political Maturity Under Pressures
W S White notes Washington’s two level view of the Adams affair. On the surface Adams is a liability to Republicans and facing possible dismissal by July 15. Yet the deeper issue exposes the nation’s consternation with puerile politics and a public drift from grand strategic concerns to personal and retail headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
Repubilicans
Adamis
Truman
Adams defense clash with subcommittee over gifts and conduct
Sherman Adams faced sharp questioning as the Harris subcommittee probed his dealings with Bernard Goldfine. The hearing traced expensive items and favors linked to Adams, including a costly coat and rug, and questioned whether information flowed improperly to Goldfine. Adams portrayed himself as modest and public-spirited, while the panel exposed lapses in legal compliance and urged stronger action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman Adams
Harris
Eisenhower
Adams
William P. Rogers
Richard M. Nixon
Rogers
Nixon
Bernard Goldfine
Agencias
Vicuna
Goldfine
Boston
Macy's
New York
New Hampshire
Robert W. Lishman
Federal Trade Commission
Edward F. Howrey
Goldfire
Lishman
Thought for Today Ideas and respect for others' views
A brief meditation notes that ideas vary and kindness and sincerity should honor others opinions. It suggests we gain benefit and inspiration from ideas not our own, and encourages respectful engagement with differing viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.H.T
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Board of Education
Fletcher Knebel
Ike
Khrushchev
Stalin
Sen. Kennedy
White House
Missouri
New England
I. C Collings
Mr. Shelton
R. L. Shelton
Yieana
Shelton
Hoovers
Sen
Wayne Morse
Harry G. Hoffmann
Victor Riesel
Marco Regizelli
Albert Anastasia
Johnny Dio
Pentagon
James Mitchell
Anastasia
Teamsters
State Senate
Bill Marland
United Mine Workers
Old Statehouse
UMW
Hoffmann
Ohio River
Wyoming
Flynn
Fils Bale
Reanen
Afl-Cio
W. S. White
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Harry H. Vaughan
Order OF the Hound's Tooth
Sherm
OUR
Doris Fleeson
Adam
Congress
Fleeson
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