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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
4
The piece reviews William W Scranton's indictment of Johnson era handling of automation. It questions feasibility of mass retraining and cites doubt about 12 million jobs in five years, while praising Scranton for raising a topic most politicians avoid and urging serious consideration of automation's broad impact.
A critical piece denounces Walter Clark and fellow junkmen for flaunting junkyards in public view, praising civic responsibility while arguing laws protect minority rights. It contends Clark profits from urban blight and lacks regard for neighbors, urging accountability and a change in conduct.
The Cotton Bulletin of May 18, issued by the Mississippi Employment Security Commission, notes daily wage rates of three dollars in Delta counties, with Holmes Humphreys and Yazoo at two fifty. The piece argues Old South sentiment persists among leaders, while West Virginians lack such nostalgia.
Justice William O. Douglas defines public welfare as broad and inclusive. He states legislation can shape a community that is beautiful, healthy, spacious, clean, well balanced, and carefully patrolled through thoughtful policy.
Ray Sevilla of Charleston urges support for Lyndon Johnson as president and Robert Kennedy as vice president. He endorses Hulett Smith for governor, arguing his business experience would attract industry. opposes Cecil Underwood, calling for stable leadership in the state house.
The article surveys U S strategy in Indo China, arguing that Washington failed to distinguish guerrilla warfare from Maoist revolutionary tactics. It notes events from Geneva to Laos, critiques nonintervention and counterinsurgency limits, and questions how to defeat four dimensional revolutionary warfare while preserving regional influence. It stresses the need for a new formula guiding U S counterrevolutionary efforts and diplomacy.
A 1962 prisoner letter to the Florida court inspired James Gideon’s plea for counsel. Anthony Lewis’s Gideon’s Trumpet traces Gideon’s 22 page life story, the Florida case, and the Supreme Court’s defense of individual rights, showing how a new trial with counsel changed his fate.
Bonn dispatch previews deep strains in West Germany's postwar force. Volkmar Hopf cites 11 of 12 promised divisions ready, yet no field structure or transport network, forcing reliance on the US arm y. Budget pressures and housing shortages hinder NCO recruitment, while a Leopard tank program and German-built equipment shape the modernization push.
A fragment mentions a discussion over whether the buffalo trail should go through or bypass Fort Ancient Village, dated June 29, 196 cents.
A brief feature profiles Dr Edward McMichael and his work in urban planning, focusing on his career path, academic impact, and ongoing projects at the city level. The piece highlights his education, affiliations, and contributions to community development.
Sen Dirksen rejects favorite son idea as Gov Scranton campaigns in Ohio with Taft’s shadow. Goldwater positions as peacemaker while Labor Dept curbs foreign entertainers. Senators back cosmetics tax repeal amid swimsuit fashion notes.
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