Prudent Motorist Story by Dr XN Dyer on Page 27
Dr XN H Dyer presents a prudent motorist tale noted on page 27. The piece offers practical driving guidance and safety tips framed as a narrative.
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XN. H. Dyer
Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
9
Branch colleges on the Stafford path reshape West Virginia higher education
The piece argues that West Virginia must expand branch colleges, urging caution due to planning ambiguities. It cites WVU, Marshall, and Concord College as potential hosts, notes poor community support in Parkersburg, and warns against two year branches lacking full local backing and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Stafford Way
West Virginia University
Marshall University
Concord College
Alderson
Kanawha
Rosier
Parkersburg
WVU
Wood County Board of Education
Concord
West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents
Blackwater Falls
Reactive metals definition and use in defense programs
The article explains why uranium is called reactive, noting it belongs to a group with metals like titanium that easily combine with other substances and are costly to isolate. Some have been known for a long time but only recently used commercially, with government funding advancing refining methods and reducing costs due to atomic and missile program needs.
Fletcher Knebel and Potomac Fever in a Fragment
A fragmented view of national affairs references the Peace Corps, Billie Sol Estes, Canada austerity, and a Wall Street mood. It notes Northeast Airlines changing ownership and hints at Howard Hughes publicity, with stray lines about FDR memorials and a highway interchange opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Sol Estes
Northeast Airlines
Howard Ai
Hughes
Howard Hughes
Editorials on Supreme Court Prayer Ruling and Public School Religion
The piece argues the Court ruling on classroom prayer is just and calls for public schools to remain secular. It notes America’s religious diversity and warns against using schools to teach religion, urging teachers to focus on academics and leave worship to churches and synagogues.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
America
Society For Ethical Culture
Religion in Public Schools on Par With Tax Aid to Parochial Schools
An editorials argues against using federal tax money for parochial and private schools and also against funding any religion in public schools. It asserts public schools should be neutral and Protestant in tone, contending taxpayers should not fund specific faiths.
Readers Forum Protest Trading Stamps Flaunts Barnum
Readers protest trading stamp schemes praising higher prices and tax hits. Letters from Huth M. Jones Jr. of Rainelle and W. W. Wickline Jr. in St. Albans urge reform while detailing perceived consumer exploitation and state taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
West Virginia
Phineas T. Barnum
Huth M. Jones Jr
Monterey
Dr. St. Albans
Car Exhaust Harmful Barriers in Valley Traffic Route
In a U.S. News & World Report excerpt, the Public Health Service cites a 518 page congress report linking automobile emissions to eye irritation emphysema lung cancer heart disease and allergies. The note urges power to weigh air quality against routing California to New York traffic through Charleston valley.
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the Gazette
New York
Charleston
U. S. News & World Report
Congress
Public Health Service
Lohmann
Nelson Building
Back to School With Them in West Virginia Confusion
A reader from Queen Cliffiop urges the Gazette to offer refresher courses for residents unsure of West Virginia’s status. The letter mocks beliefs that WV could be reabsorbed by Virginia and requests a monthly United States map for clarity.
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the Gazette
West Virginia
United States
West
Cutright
Canada
Mexico
Wiliam
Soustelle critique highlights de Gaulle Algeria clash
Ralph McGill reviews Jacques Soustelle and the Nation article accusing de Gaulle of aiding communism in Algeria. He cites Soustelle’s claim of a secret army plot, warns of Catholic church collaboration with communists, and notes Soustelle's fall from power and implications for French policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacques Soustelle
National Review
Gen. de Gaulle
France
Algiers
Soustelle
McGill
Paris
Secret Army
de Gaulle
Algeria
Jacques Soustelles
Soustelles
Butch the big white rabbit stars in city coop drama
In a New York cooperative building a giant white rabbit named Butch roams the atrium area feeding on lettuce and carrots donated by tenants. Tenants fear grooming, mating needs, and emotional health as a physician host laments his solitary life and compulsive eating.
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Butch
Worth Repeating and Other Witty Observations 1962
A collage of quotations and comic lines from 1962 featuring advice on opinions belief and diet. The text plays with humor on relationships marriage bachelor life and social norms.
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Nauremburg
Fletcher Knebel
Peace Corps
U. S
Wall Street
Barnum
W. W. Wickline Jr
St. Labre
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Ralph McGill
Communist Party
White Citizens Councils
Immedi
Ately
Tunisia
Morocco
Africa
Inez Robb
Gotham Bunnies
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ASPCA
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Aspcaas
New York City
Harvey
Alice
Saber
H. L. Mencken
Goethe
Wilson Mizner
Owen D. Young
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