Nuns Take On Modern Roles Amid Civil Rights Era Changes
A Raleigh area discussion on parenting codes reveals doubts about perfect solutions to youth behavior. The piece moves to calls for investigation into a county overdraft, then notes nuns in Selma adopting modern dress as they broaden service, under Vatican encouragement.
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Raleigh County Medical Society
Geole McHugh
McHugh
Nuns Shape Roles Across Faith and Civil Rights
The piece notes how American nuns broaden teaching and nursing duties under Vatican-encouraged global outlooks while taking new public roles. It highlights Sister M. Francetta Barberis in Washington and 600 Chicago sisters forming an urban apostolate, alongside limits like Sister Jane Edmund Callanan’s NASA bid and nun involvement in Selma civil rights marches. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. praises nun presence as awakening moral awareness on civil rights.
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M. Francetta Barberis
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Jane Edmund Callanan
Fordham University
Selma
Alabama
Martin Luther King
Worry Mounts That China May Slip Into War
London dispatch reports growing Soviet anxiety that China may miscalculate in Southeast Asia and push the Vietnam crisis toward major war. Moscow seeks to bolster North Vietnam while avoiding direct combat, amid Sino Soviet ideological rift and doubts about their mutual defense pact being active.
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K. C. Thaler
London
UPI
Red China
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Peking
Kremlin
Moscow
United States
Asia
Stockholder’s Busy Season Faces Meetings Across Cities
The article notes busy times for stockholders with diversified portfolios as major corporations hold annual meetings across the East Coast and Midwest. AT&T and General Telephone face choices in Philadelphia or Boston, Texas Gulf Sulphur meetings in Houston amid an inside information suit, Abbott Laboratories near Chicago, and G.D. Searle, with many venues vying for attention on April 27.
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UPI
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Midwest
American Telephone and Telegraph
General Telephone and Electronics
Philadelphia
At&t
Boston
At&e
Houston
Texas
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Ontario
Chicago
G.D. Searle
Bug Dust Did Our Dog Repel A Martian Invasion
John Hodell writes a lighthearted column from Grandview Park noting spring fever, dog antics, and social observations. He quips about local improvements by Master Craftsmen, a dog’s restless night, and reflections on public attention to local issues and elections.
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John Hodel
Grandview
Illinois
Watch On The Potomac
Washington opinion argues that Southeast Asia lacks a policy toward China and that a settlement basis requires the administration to propose moves. It criticizes Red China's lack of willingness to join the family of nations and warns that unless Beijing shows openness, tension will stay high and diplomatic talks fail.
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Southeast Asia
China
America
Far East
North Vietnam
Johns Hopkins
Red China
United Nations
Mao
U Thani
India
Peking
Hanoi
U.S
West
Ho Chi Minh peace plan aims to shape South Viet Nam
A NEA synopsis outlines Ho Chi Minh’s possible terms for a South Vietnam settlement. It cites Red posts in Saigon, Vietnamese resignations as potential nominees, and North Vietnamese presence in Laos. The piece warns of VC integration, foreign troop evacuation delays, and a three-country inspection to enforce any pact, ending with a pastoral prayer for reconciliation.
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Nea
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Saigon
Laos
South Viet Nam
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South
North
25 Years Ago From the 1940 Raleigh Register
The Raleigh Register recalls events from 1940 including social noted attendees at a Marian Anderson concert in Charleston on April 28. Sheriff’s office deputy Charles Stephenson urges taxpayers to pay late 1939 taxes after showing many unpaid accounts. West Virginia plans a large delegation to an Institute of Government session in Washington for Democratic women ahead of the presidential campaign, with Beckley members named among attendees.
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Charles Stephenson
Sheriff's Office
West Virginia
Institute of Government For Democratic Women
Washington
Beckley
Harry Anderson
W. A. Thornhill Jr
E. E. Justice
Irma Sutphin
Gertrude Lucas
Beckley Newspapers rates and distribution details
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and half year options. It also notes home delivery by carrier or distributor and annual, six month, and monthly prices, plus address change procedures and tax details for West Virginia.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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