Thought For Today on Buckley and Congo Debate
A reflective column critiques laissez faire conservatives led by William F Buckley Jr on Congo crisis and US military mobilization. It argues against pure optimism and urges duty and national defense while noting mobilization flaws and the moral toll on reservists.
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Congo
William F. Buckley, Jr
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National Review
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FBI
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
West Point
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Peaceful Use Of Outer Space Definitions Debate
U S and Soviet Union clash over where air space ends and outer space begins as legal scholars seek a binding code. Geneva talks fail to reach accord on boundaries and veto rights while Karman line 55 miles above Earth and evolving views test sovereignty and peaceful use norms.
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Richard L. Worsnop
Washington
Outer Space
United States
Soviet Union
U. N. Committee On
Geneva
U. S
Leonard Meeker
Moscow
Hugo Grotius
Andrew G. Haley
International Astronautical Union
G. P. Zadorozhnyi
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Communist creed vs capitalist gains in Khrushchev speech
Khrushchev urges railway workers to boost labor productivity as the path to victory over capitalists. A U S general states readiness to act militarily if ordered but stresses political restraint. House Estes hearings feature Roland Ballou flagging suspect financial statements from Mr Estes.
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Laso
Emmet O’donnell
U S. Pacific Air Forces
Jason
Estes
Roland Ballou
Centennial May Get Ping On Perry Como Show
West Virginia state government slows as Gov Barron takes a two week vacation. Commerce officials seek to reroute 1.4 million dollars from Sugar Grove to a different project and plan a Perry Como program to feature the centennial early next year.
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Jerry Beigel
Charleston
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UPI
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W. W. Barron
Commerce Department
Area Redevelopment Agency
Sugar Grove
Department of Natural Resources
Welfare
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Commerce Dept
Are Tax Cuts No Longer Good Politics
Washington political notes on tax cuts in an election year. Congress shows reluctance to vote a tax reduction as a political lever amid mixed public sentiment and long-term reform calls. Gallup poll data, party dynamics, and constituent mail reflect cautious stances before the 1962 vote window.
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Raymond Lahr
United Press International Washington
UPI
Congress
Democrats
House
Senate
Truman
White House
Eisenhower
GOP
Gallup
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Rn.y
Fate of European Common Market Hinges on Britain
In Brussels a handful of negotiators shape Britain’s entry into the six nation European Common Market. Success could swell the bloc to 300 million and strengthen its power. failure risks Macmillan’s government and unity in the six. Agriculture is the main hurdle amid pressure for full Commonwealth acceptance.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
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Belgium
Britain
Harold Macmillan
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Netherlands
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Commonwealth
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Common Market
Fire destroys residence on North Kanawha street
About 3:30 this morning the elegant home of W. T. Quesenberry on North Kanawha street burned to ashes. Loss estimated around $8,000 with $5,000 insured by Home Insurance Company. H. H. Lilly, noted local teacher, is in town this week for the institute and visiting friends.
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W. T. Quesenberry
Kanawha Street
Home Insurance Company
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Kennedy Strategy On Issues Pay Off In 1962?
Washington column assesses President Kennedy’s year 1962 strategy focusing on Republicanism and political gamble over inaction. It weighs his popularity, foreign gains, domestic economic woes, party divides, and the risk of alienating Senate allies, with reflections from readers and a closing prayer.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
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Raymond Lahr
UPI
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Far East
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U. S. Senate
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Peace Corps Seeks Older Volunteers For Overseas Posts
The Peace Corps will recruit 100 retired or near-retirement vocational teachers to join 40 men and 60 women already serving overseas. The program aims to reach 10,000 volunteers and as many as 70 missions, with pay of 75 dollars monthly plus costs. Applicants must have marketable skills and pass exams after 8 to 12 weeks of training, with a 13 percent washout rate.
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NEA
Peace Corps
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Congress
British Honduras
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Noffsinger
International Volunteer Services
D.C
Naleigh Register publisher and subscription rates noted
Beckley Newspapers Corporation prints Naleigh Register from Prince Street Beckley West Virginia and Hinton West Virginia with the managing editor John Hodel. Subscription rates by mail include daily and Sunday one year 21.90 daily and Sunday six months and daily only options. Carrier delivery available with weekly and monthly rates. State tax added and distributors are independent contractors.
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Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
W Va
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers
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