Thought For Today Quote by Hugo L. Black
A U S Supreme Court justice states that peace, prosperity, and happiness at home require efforts to foster them abroad, noting wars and depressions as lessons. The reflection links domestic well being to international action and moral duty.
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Hugo L. Black
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court Bolsters Press Liberty in Libel Rulings
The court overturned three libel convictions, ruling that reporting on public affairs merits broad protection. Time magazine was found not liable for omitting alleged, Florida mayor charges deemed non-actionable, and a New Hampshire columnist term deemed acceptable. Justice White noted the public’s right to information outweighs risks to publishers.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Time Magazine
Chicago
Florida
New Hampshire
Byron R. White
Knotville (Tenn
News-Sentinel
Studies and taxes spark mixed messages in editorials
A collage of editorials questions the value of government studies while highlighting a Knoxville News-Sentinel report on a three year 300000 study claiming public schools are oppressive and grim. The piece notes a Georgia cigarette tax increase to 12 cents per pack as another legislative move.
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Fat Foundation
Texas
Knoxville News-Sentinel
U.S
Jackson
Clarion- Ledger
General Assembly
The
Atlanta
Daley Expected to Win Fifth Term as Chicago Mayor
Chicago voters head to the polls on April 6 to reelect Richard J. Daley, the longtime boss facing challenger Richard E. Friedman. Daley, 68, has steered City Hall through decades of politics and growth, while critics doubt his style and ethics.
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Chicago
Hizzoner
Daley
Richard E. Friedman
Friedman
Better Government Association
Trend Toward More Third Party Candidacies Seen
Deputy Attorney General Kleindienst warned a Senate subcommittee that future elections will see more candidates for Congress abandon Republican or Democrat labels. He cited Buckley and Byrd as examples of independent or third party influence and noted ACA data showing 35 percent faced third party opposition in 1970, mostly on the right.
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Raymond Lahr Washington
UPI
Richard G. Kleindevnst
Senate
Congress
Kleindienst
James L. Buckley
Republican
New York
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Buckley
Wallace
France Presses On With Concorde Despite Protests
French President Pompidou pushes ahead with the Concorde project amid rising noise and pollution complaints. Paris also pressures Britain to commit to the plan, seeking a proponent for Europe’s Common Market entry.
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France
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Edward Heath
Britain
Europe
Editorial Comment on Barron Case Sparks West Virginia Debate
United Press International notes a West Virginia editor blaming the U S government for clearing Opal Barron while others praise Gov W W Barron bribery fallout as one party rule. Mrs Barron avoids prosecution as new indictments accuse her husband of a 25000 payoff to a jury foreman in 1968. Barron admits guilt and faces up to 25 years as he undergoes exams in Springfield Missouri. Federal attorneys say she acted on his direction and claim justice was uneven.
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United Press International
West Virginia
U. S
Opal Barron
W. W. Barron
Barron
Springfield
Editorials and editorials react to Barron graft case in West Virginia
Sixty five years ago editors across West Virginia commented on the Barron era scandal. Opinions ranged from Churchillian alliance concerns to criticism of party politics. Editors praised Judge Field for the sentence and urged reforms to end graft and cronyism in state government.
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Weirton Daily Times
U. S
John A. Field Jr
Barron
Luncheon Guests Honor Mrs J E McCreery in 1921
Fifty years ago Mrs J E McCreery hosted a one o clock luncheon with grapefruit cocktail sliced turkey scalloped oysters baked apples and oranges cranberry jelly stuffed potatoes pickles olives celery frozen frappe cake coffee and almonds. Guest of honor Mrs H W Muzzall received a hand painted winter scene. Bridge prizes went to Mrs S M Bledsoe and Mrs J A Campbell won an evening slipper case.
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Raleigh Register
J. E. McCreery
S. M. Bledsoe
J. A. Campbell
New River Park Credit List Highlights Key Local Figures
A detailed look at the background of New River Park's purchase and development credits James B. Kessinger of the Beckley Water Co., Charles Hodel, and Warren Williams. Minutes from 1953 show Williams proposing the North Oakwood tract purchase for $10,000, with Hodel and Kessinger facilitating city ownership and naming the park New River Park.
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New River Park
James B. Kessinger
The
Beckley Water Co
City Recreation Board
Charles Hodel
Warren Williams
Beckley Junior Chamber of Commerce
North Oakwood
Avenue
New River Coal Co
Williams
George B.) Chambers
Bazzarre
T. E. Jr
City Recorder
Recreation Board
Hodel
Robert Davis
Kessinger
Sherlocker
West Virginia University
Hunt
New River Co
New River Company
James Kessinger
Virginia Ward
J. S. Butts
Beckley
Sloan
Davis
Ben Tissue
Chambers
Elmer L. Davis
G. C. Porter
H. P
Meadows
Noel Christian
Clarence Bibb
W. R. Campbell
John W. Smith
W. H. File Jr
Elmer Warden
Ward Sawyer Butts
E L. Norris
Ross Irle
Fred Hurt
C. G. Peregoy
Peregoy
New Park
E. S. Pugh
Walter Rappold
Fred Richmond
Hulett C. Smith
I. R. Wein
A. K. Minter
General Hannah
George Watkins
T. R. Wilson Jr
J. R. van Meter
J. Murray Jeffries
David Abrams
William F. Watts
E. E. Bibb
R. B. Armentrout
Thomas Evans
Edwin Ratcliffe
Joe Rahall
M. F. Barksdale
J. S. Larrick
Primrose Garden Club
Lions Club
Beckley Exhibition
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