Cinerama Opens in August with Brothers Grimm Film
Advance stories describe the new Cinerama process opening in 14 cities on August 7 with The Wonderful World of The Brothers Grimm. Hollywood hopes the ultra wide screen will slow TV’s grip and curb sex and violence in film while Britons prepare for summer holidays and long weekends.
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Bob Cousy
Hollywood
Lowell Thomas
Cinerama
James O'Neill Jr
Washington Daily News
Oswald Massey
Britain
U. S
Budget debate shifts to tax cut amid deficits
President Kennedy faces a possible immediate tax reduction despite a $6.3 billion deficit for the just ended fiscal year and a forecast deficit of $3.8 billion for 1963. The shift comes amid weak growth, unemployment around 5.5 percent, and calls from AFL CIO and US Chamber for a quick tax cut as advisory economists compare US gains to Western Europe. Economic advisers note Europe’s higher growth and low unemployment, influenced by different budgeting methods and policy goals. Political figures like Mills Byrd Humphrey Douglas show mixed support and opposition to an immediate tax cut, warning of potential deficits and political damage if Congress delays action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Organized Labor
Western Europe
West Germany
Denmark
Norway
United States
Belgium
Great Britain
Europe
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D Minn
Paul H. Douglas
D. Ill
Catholic Cardinal Bea Seeks Paths to Christian Unity
Cardinal Augustin Bea, 81, head of the Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, discusses steps the Vatican may take at the Rome council to ease Protestant Catholic dialogue. He stresses clarifying doctrine in accessible terms, recognizing religious liberty, and boosting practical coop on peace and human rights to move toward eventual church unity.
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John
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Cardinal Bea
Vatican
Rome
America
Council
Hailstorm sparks debate on nature and daily life
A minority view argues the March hail storm shows nature’s benevolent force, touching gardening rivalries with Smitty, roof leaks, and a hornet nest incident. The piece also notes an anonymous Raleigh County fraud fear, a Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions report on cybernation, and closes with a prayer by John W. Shackford of Waynesville, N.C.
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Cowper
Smitty
Gardner
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Norbert Wiener
Beckley Newspapers ad details and subscription rates
Beckley Newspapers Corporation presents advertising and circulation terms. Lists second class mail privileges for Beckley and Hinton West Virginia, rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions, home delivery by carrier, and address change procedures. Notes independent contractors, and states the company not responsible for advance payments to carriers or distributors.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W Va
Hinton
National
Ward-Griffith Company
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Reenville
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Beckley ‘Newspapers Corporation
Denmark Seeks Common Market Entry Amid NATO Ties
Denmark pursues entry to the European Common Market with talks in Brussels and reliance on Britain’s negotiations. Economic goals drive Copenhagen’s stance as it weighs sovereignty concessions against trade gains, while NATO membership remains secure. A 65-35 odds split favors Britain and Denmark joining the market.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Copenhagen
Denmark
Europe
European Common Market
EFTA
Free Trade Area
Britain
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Austria
Switzerland
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Great Britain
NATO
Brussels
Socialist Peoples Party
Changing School Instruction Methods Highlighted
Education specialist David Nydice explains new organizational plans improving teacher use and student needs. The dual progress plan starts with third grade, mixing core subjects with departmentalized periods by ability. Team teaching emphasizes cooperation and efficient use of talent across classrooms.
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David Nydice
UPI
William Clarkson Redden Dies After Cancer Battle
William Clarkson Redden 55 of Crow died August 10 at home after a cancer battle. He was a farmer previously employed by Beatty Lumber Raleigh Lumber and Babcock Lumber companies. The notice lists family ties including A B Redden of Beckley.
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William Clarkson Redden
Crow
A. B. Redden
Beckley
Beatty Lumber Company
Raleigh Lumber Company
Babcock Lumber Company
Intervention debates and Latin America policy split
A survey of U S attitudes toward intervention in Peru and Cuba argues non intervention masks aims and favors aid tied to democracy. It cites Bowles and Madariaga, notes past aid misuse, and endorses Alliance for Progress while urging aid flows to people, not elites. The piece mentions Beckley baseball victories and local real estate deals, tying national policy to community events.
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Washington
Far Right
Peru
Soviet Union
APRA
Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana
Cuba
United States
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
South Vietnam
China
U. S
Chester Bowles
Salvador de Madariaga
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
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Afl-Cio
Northampton
Mass
Joseph Bart
United Nations
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Capitol
Raleigh County
Jesus
John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N.C
Naleigh & Register
Tom Hodel
The
Raleigh Register
Guestion
Glen White Boys
Morrison
Trail of Beckley
Stansbury
Marshes
Don Snuffer
W. W. Hume
C. L. VanZant
Placid
Greenbrier
C. T. Ware
Harper
J. A. Walker
Egeria
R. L. Maxwell
Maxwell
Beckley Institute
Dayton Meadows
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