Subscription Rates and Editorial Details in Grafton Sentinel
The Grafton Sentinel lists editors Monte F Bourjailt and Elizabeth Hayhurst with business manager W T Lockard. It details subscription rates by mail or carrier across West Virginia and Virginia, including regional delivery in Taylor Barbour and Preston Counties, and notes second class matter status at the Grafton Post Office dated June 26 1957.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Virginisa
Taylor, Barbour
Preston
Uae
Grafton
W.va
Supreme Court Intervenes In Behalf of Personal Liberty
A long opinion discusses the Supreme Court protecting individual liberties amid Cold War tensions, balancing due process with national security concerns, and criticizes attempts to label communism as a political party. It notes the arms race, public fear, and the need to safeguard civil rights while confronting internal and external threats. It also covers a Science journal report on an antidote to radiation sickness, refugee admissions, and heat wave health guidance.
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Supreme Court
Privary
United States
Ouy
Francis B. Walter
Pennsylvania
House Un-American Activities Conmttes
Science
R. R. Overman
B. G. Crouch
College of Medicine
University of Tennessee
Little
Switzerland
Freedom House
Las
Conscience of
America
Free World
Congress
Fire and division amid Jesus message in Luke chapter 17
Gospel excerpts depict Jesus warning of fires to come and baptism of suffering, denying a universal peace. He predicts household splits over faith, cites weather signs as proof of timely events, and urges moral discernment before facing judgment and debtors.
The Last Angry Man in a New York Evening Read
A Brooklyn doctor Sam Abelman story unfolds in Gerald Green's The Last Angry Man. The reviewer reflects on reading it amid New York life from Brownsville to Times Square, noting vivid character, social critique, and a hopeful, enduring humanism. The piece contrasts book and author with media culture and ends with dedication to Samuel Greenberg and a sense of lasting impact.
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York
Mitch Miller
Phonograph Records
New York
Brooklyn
Sam Abelman
Scribner's
International News Serving
Wide Wide World
Ed Sullivan
Brownsville
el Morocco
Birdland
Times Square
Irwin Shaw
Sam Aberman
Cyrano
Max Vogel
Sam
Samuel Greenberg
M.D
Green
Saim Abelman
Tian
Supreme Court Rulings Spark Unease Over Rights and Girard Case
Washington discussion swirls around recent Supreme Court rulings on individual rights, echoing 1930s tensions with New Deal laws. The pending case of GI William Girard, to be tried in Japan under a treaty, sparks national and international controversy as courts weigh US citizenship protections against executive agreements. Movements consider how the court may align with or challenge administration policy amid broader civil rights shifts involving Communist defendants.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Willam
Girard
United States
Eisenhower
Japan
Polish Premier May Score New Victory Soon
Polish independent Communist Leader Gomulka may win a new victory as Mao Tse tung plans a rare state visit to Poland with Cho En Lai. Dispatches say Mao may pass through Moscow without meeting Bulganin or Khrushchev, signaling a possible snub.
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Wadyslaw Gomulka
Rusia
Mao Tsetung
Poland
Cho Enlai
Warsaw
Mao
Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khruschev
Josef Cyrankieweicz
China
Ieaders
Gomulka
Lukewarm On School Bill Sparks Biden Hopeful Tone
Advocates for federal school aid voiced dissatisfaction as President Eisenhower offered lukewarm support for a compromise aimed at addressing a nationwide classroom shortage. He urged Congress to act this year while backing only partial approval for a plan totaling 1.5 billion dollars over five years. The letter to Rev Peter Frelinghuysen Jr. signaled uncertainty over passage of the measure despite the push from liberals.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Eisnhower
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr
R-N. J
UN Ponders Recall on Hungary Revolt Action
Nations meet at UN in New York to decide whether to ask the General Assembly to reconsider action on Hungary. U S Ambassador Lodge invites sponsors of last week’s Hungary report and other officials to afternoon talks. Some nations urge recall to reveal Soviet brutality, while the United States advocates delaying until September to align with the new assembly session.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Russia
U.S
Henry Coout Lodge Jr
Hungary
Australia
United States
U. S
Foreign Ministry
Cust
Sidewalk Bosses Have It Good In New York
In New York a team of in sidewalk superintendents declare their post is secure as a 65 foot observation deck and clubhouse with picture windows and canopy is assembled to oversee the construction of the Time Life Building on Avenue of the Americas. The project is valued at 70 million dollars.
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New York
Id Life
the America
Trigger Finger Flees Draw in Toledo Shooting
In Toledo Ohio Ernest Halter’s trigger finger moved faster than his draw as he practiced with a .22 caliber frontier gun in a field. The gun fired before he cleared the holster and he sustained a leg wound.
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Toledo
Ohio
Ernest Halter
Halter
Antarctic IGY Opens With Global Science Push
Sydney report notes the International Geophysical Year begins at midnight June 30 with 1,000 scientists from 12 nations at 46 Antarctic and sub Antarctic stations. US leads with six bases and a two year South Pole program, while Britain France USSR Australia and others participate in six million square mile continent weather studies and cross continental expeditions.
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Arthur Scholes
Central Press Association
Sydney
Australia
United States
IGY
Antarc
Free World
Central Bureau of Soviet
South Pole
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Ussr
New Zealand
South Africa
Norway
Bel- Japan
Argentina
Holland
Panama
Tha
America
Ross Sea
Earth
Antarctic
Equator
Little America
South Pols
Weather Patrol: Vital And Hazardous Air Force Duty
Weather patrols are among the Air Force's most vital and hazardous roles. Air Weather Service units log daily flight miles to collect atmospheric data, guiding hydrogen bomb tests and forecasts. Dropsondes relay pressure, temperature, and humidity from altitudes via a teletype network to bases worldwide. Bermuda hosts hurricane warning efforts, led by a Miami based officer at the Joint Hurricane Warning Center coordinating alerts with U.S. Weather Bureau and Navy colleagues.
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Leonard J. Snyder
Central Press Association
Washington
U.S. Air Force
Weather Patrol
Air Force
Air Weather Service
Pacific Ocean
Air Force Aerial Reconnaissance Unitar
Guam
Japan
Bermuda
Hawaii
Alaska
California
England
Boeing
Caribbean
Jor-Ogt Fleer
Miami
Army
U.S. Weather Bureau
Navy Weather
Navy
U. S
Miami Center
Nyure
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