Subscription Rates and Delivery Details Page Note
Mrs Elizabeth Bayhurst Office Manager lists subscription rates payable in advance for Virginia and surrounding counties with carrier delivery where available In Taylor Barbour and Preston Counties delivery options include weekly and monthly charges Prices shown include various durations and a 1957 post office second class matter designation in Grafton West Virginia dated Saturday June 29 1957
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Quasi-Judicial Commission on Loyalty and Security
A discussion of Lloyd Wright’s plan for an independent Central Security Office to unify loyalty and security oversight. The piece notes Supreme Court rulings on security regulations and calls for clear laws, uniform standards, and a permanent commission with trained examiners, subpoenas, and cross examination, thoughCongress hesitation may curb reform.
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Lloyd Wright Committee
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Project East River Ends Civil Defense Plan
After two years of trial the Project East River program will disappear on June 30 as a $6.3 million cut ends civil defense work. Congress questions civilian protection needs amid war danger easing, though the basic concept remains.
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Slum clearance debate pits state city roles in federal program
The piece argues federal slum clearance funds favor large cities like New York, calling it a political pork barrel and urging reduction or removal from the 1959 budget. It cites $900 million spent since 1949, government cost shares, and the plan to cut funds, framing the policy as unfair to poorer municipalities. It also quotes priests condemning Communist methods and equating foreign policy with domestic aid debates.
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Beneft
Albert M. Cole
Congress
Premier Kishi to meet Eisenhower during Washington visit
Fragmentary note hints Premier Nobusuke Kishi of Japan planned a golf meeting with President Eisenhower during a forthcoming Washington visit at a venue described as the Burning Vee Club in Rearby Man. The text mentions past leaders like Louis St Laurent and anti American sentiment affecting elections.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Eisenhower
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Narrow Gate Warning From Luke Aligns Hearts With God
A gospel passage records Jesus warning that many seek to enter the kingdom but cannot, and that the door will be shut. It recalls Jerusalem’s rejection of prophets, the advent of despair for the worker of iniquity, and ends with blessing for those who come in the name of the Lord.
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Girard Case Spurs Drive to Repeal Status of Forces Pact
Washington notes say the Girard case, stalled awaiting Supreme Court action, could trigger Congress to repeal the long standing Status of Forces Agreement allowing foreign trial of U S soldiers. Veteran groups back repeal amid Capitol Hill resentment over foreign trials for Americans overseas.
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Congress Cuts Foreign Aid And Limits Loan Fund
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to cut President Eisenhower's foreign aid request by 409 million dollars, restrict the proposed new development loan fund to one year, approve 500 million for soft loans, and deny a three year program. Military aid was cut by 600 million total, with 1.5 billion for defense supplies and 700 million for defense items, stirring concerns about jeopardizing aid to underdeveloped nations. Senators discussed TVA board selection. Arnold R. Jones named for the post amid cautious reaction. A soil bank and conflict of interest questions also surfaced regarding agriculture and commerce officials.
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Emanuel Celley
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Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Hypnotism Shows Promise in Treating Some Ailments
English doctors report using only hypnosis and suggestion cured nine of twelve asthma cases and two of three eczema cases, with one wart case unsolved. A second unspecialized physician matched asthma and skin gains and helped some patients quit smoking. They tested on 161 patients unresponsive to pills. The British Medical Association published the findings.
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New York
British Medical Assn
Britain
BMA
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Cop Wasn't A Stinker
In St. Petersburg Florida Mrs Gladys Stewart Wahn a cosmetic saleswoman faced court after a speeding stop. She claimed not to call the officer a stinker but handed him a bottle of her wares. The report also notes a separate opinion on hypnosis by Drs Fry and Hart, with mixed results from 120 patients and cautious advocacy for hypnosis as a supplementary treatment.
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Richard Kimble
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Alexander Kennedy
University of Edinburgh
New York Stars Share Stage Life and Old Memories
In a muggy New York scene Steve Lawrence, Melissa Hayden, and Gene Kelly discuss life after fame. Lawrence comments on nightclub audiences, Hayden recalls Rockettes days at Radio City, and Kelly reflects on filming The Happy Road and Broadway returns amid nostalgic city chatter.
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Sadler's Wells) Ballet
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Firebird
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Truman Memorial Library Opening July Sixth in Independence
Independence Missouri prepares for the Truman Memorial Library opening on July 6 with a $1.75 million building to house over 3.5 million Truman papers and related documents. The library will include a replica Oval Office, galleries, and a public lecture hall, while a range of U S foreign relations records will transfer from the National Archives.
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Central Press Association
Neves
Independence
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Truman Memorial
U. S
National Archives
Washington
White House
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Sir Winston Churchill
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