Thought For Today on China Peace and Asia
Senator Jacob K. Javits argues that long term peace in Asia requires an understanding with Communist China. He warns that without such an understanding Vietnam could mark a beginning, not an end, in regional conflict.
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Why West Virginia Keeps four-lane speed limits at current levels
A reader question about WV speed limits on four lane highways prompts speculation on legislative hurdles and unknown factors. The piece notes laws are formed through bill approval and executive action, with no definite answer available and no placed expert to consult.
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Lakin State Hospital audit reveals irregularities
Lakin State Hospital is under a broad audit by the Legislature after a Mason County grand jury report heightened debate in mental health. The audit found poor gasoline records and unreimbursed use, a losing hospital canteen, and a robbery of canteen cash. A prison inmate and a state employee were involved. the inmate was acquitted, the employee released. Ten recommendations were made to fix the issues, and the current audit will assess compliance. Governor Hulett C. Smith pursues litter control, while Rex Smith, state schools chief, wears a thermometer tie clasp at a public works meeting.
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Ethics and hair myths in a sly ad critique
John Hodel rails at a current magazine ad showing a man with half gray dyed hair. The column riffs on fashion ethics, public relations, and the absurd notion that women will copy such looks, interleaved with family TV habits and a fond note on quiet moments.
Prayer For Today Peace Corps Members Unite In Christ
A prayer honoring Peace Corps volunteers serving abroad asks for unity across nations. It prays they overcome walls of separation and hatreds, and that all peoples be one in Christ, offered by James Ross McCain of Decatur Georgia.
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Knee debates stir fashion as short skirts rise
Observers note rising hemlines create concerns about knees and the stocking top band. Cosmetic firms plan creams and makeup to disguise unperfect knees while hosiery makers seek glamor or elimination of the band. The era of American ingenuity faces a new beauty dilemma with social signals and fashion fixes.
Army hires civilians for summer work at installations
Summer travel note reports more than 20 000 civilians were employed for summer jobs last year by the Army. It notes many opportunities at Army installations for the coming summer. Applicants must write Civil Service in Washington to qualify by passing an examination and apply after April 15.
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Ky firing Thi seen as test case in Saigon power balance
Washington reports Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky's removal of Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi as a test case shaping South Viet Nam's power. Thi, former First Corps head, commands vast regional authority, influencing governors, schools, police, and commerce.His sacking risks centralizing power and delaying civilian government.
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Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and terms
Daily and Sunday home delivery by carrier or distributor. weekly rate exists. half-month 1.10. monthly 2.15. Change of address requires old and new address. 3 percent state sales tax applies within West Virginia. Carriers and distributors are independent contractors. Beckley Newspapers Corporation not responsible for advance payments to representatives.
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Congress To Continue Financing Jackie's Office
Congress plans to extend the $50,000 annual appropriation for Mrs John F Kennedy s New York office past June 30 as the House Appropriations Committee backs the administration request. Mrs Kennedy handles about 100 letters daily and focuses on the John F Kennedy Cultural Center project in Washington.
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Exams May Keep One From The Wrong College
David Nydice explains that SAT scores rank third among factors used by colleges after grades and principal recommendations, with class standing second. He notes colleges vary in using exams, warns against viewing tests as obstacles, and cites studies showing coaching yields minimal score gains, unlikely to affect admissions.
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Berry's World urges college bid suited to student success
The column argues that admissions should match a student’s ability and field of interest. It says most students can attend college and should avoid restrictive traps. Prestige or location aren’t always decisive, and some colleges still have unfilled vacancies despite high enrollment.
Baseball as Big Business Faces Court Drama and Opening Day
Legal battle over Milwaukee Braves move to Atlanta unfolds as Judge Elmer W. Roller aims for a April 12 decision. NBC signs a 1967 68 package worth 6.1 and 6.5 million, boosting profits across MLB. Attendance peaks in National and American leagues reflect a lucrative, legally charged sport.
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W. T. Grant junior department store opens April 10
Beckley gains a new W. T. Grant Company junior department store with the public opening set for April 10. Manager J R Moore announces over 100 locals hired as permanent sales and office staff, plus 75 young women hired temporarily for the three day opening sale. Sgt Rudolf A Linek urges high school graduates to seek vacancies in the Army Air Corps.
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Beckley institute head to lead Atlantic Christian College
Mrs T E Bibb and daughter Mildred have returned from Kenbridge Virginia after attending the golden wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs S H Love. Prof Raymond A Smith head of Beckley Institute has accepted a call to become president of Atlantic Christian College Wilson NC.
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Kenbridge, Va
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Raymond A. Smith
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Atlantic Christian College
Wilson, N. C
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