Thought For Today Quote On Freedom And Suffering
A pithy reflection contrasts free societies and despotic regimes noting that in liberty loud cries appear but relief is common, while in tyranny complaints are quiet yet suffering is great, attributed to Caruoi.
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Caruoi
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Barrie Chase
Jane Russell
Aroblem
Jay Burton
Tyson and
Fricker
The
Blue Angel
Earl
NATO Faces Push to Make NATO a Fourth Nuclear Power
Secretary Rusk Dillon and McNamara head to Paris for NATO ministerial amid debate over creating a NATO atomic force and joint control of nuclear arms. Norstad’s 1960 plan aimed to pool weapons while easing fears and binding cooperation. Adenauer presses for an Atlantic Union with nuclear use under NATO control.
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Rusk
the Treasury
Dillon
Defense
McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
White House
NATO
Lauris Norstad
United States
France
West Germany
Norstad
Herter
NATO Supreme Headquarters
Eisenhower
Kennedy
NATO Council
Adenauer
Washington
Franze Josef Strauss
Atlantic Union
Bonn
Defense Ministry
Europe
Proposal to merge federal water and resources agencies
Washington report details a plan proposed in Natural Resources Review to dissolve all federal water and natural resources agencies except the Tennessee Valley Authority and form a new Department of Natural Resources under Interior. Eighteen agencies would be included, with budgets over 3 billion dollars, drawing in Interior agencies plus the Army Corps of Engineers and several agriculture and health service programs. The mysterious author Mister Z is unnamed, provoking suspicions of an insider source, while Interior Secretary Udall offers cautious remarks.
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Washington
NEA
Natural Resources Review
University of New Mexico School of Law
Albuquerque
Water and Natural Resources
Tennessee Valley Authority
Department of Interior
Natural Resources
Interior
Army Corps of Engineers
Agriculture
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Conservation Program
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jack L. Kroner
James N. Faber
Orville L. Freeman
Department
Bureau of Reclamation
Asaka
Congress
Army Engineers
Defense
Department of Natural Resources
Washington Natural Resources Reform Urged in Doctrine
Excerpts from Mister Z argue for a centralized Department of Natural Resources to replace the current chaos among Agriculture Interior Defense Health Education and Welfare. The piece criticizes log rolling and pork barrel politics and calls for transferring agencies to Interior to unify control over minerals electric power water parks lands and Indian affairs.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture
Defense
Interior
Health
Education and Welfare
Footballs in Bears Stadium Rally Draws Crowds
A Rocky Mountain News account details how fans fight for loose footballs at Broncos Patriots games in Denver. It notes typical prices, dangers, and the discipline of staff and police in end zones while sharing quotes from fans and officials about the spectacle and cost of catching a ball. It ends with a church prayer from Roy H. Stetler Jr.
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Rocky Mountain News
Bears
Denver
Colorado
Hal J. Wimberly
Denver Bronco
Bears Stadium
Fred Reich
Colorado Springs
Regis College
Reich
Bill
Lakewood
Bob Sedustine
Mississippi Ave
Gary Loverlgn
35Th Ave
Frank Filchock
Bronco
Earl Howsam
Rocky Mountain Empire Sports
Broncos
Patriot
Roy H. Stetler, Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly Community
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Washington Notebook highlights lighthearted political quips
Interior Secretary Udall hosts a cozy news conference with logs in the fireplace and coffee. Rep Bennett demonstrates quick car entry with a coat hanger after noting the Congress sign. Fowler Hamilton jokes about Wall Street money terms. Spaak quips on NATO and Belgian politics. Postmaster Day jokes about moving to Blair House near Kennedy Drive.
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Washington
NEA
Stewart L. Udall
New Frontier
Udall
NATO
Spaak
Day
Clay Blair
Time
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Blair House
Kennedy Drive
Raleigh and Register subscription rates and policies
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists mail and home delivery rates for Raleigh and Register. Details include annual and semiannual prices, tax note, change of address instructions, and a disclaimer about carrier and distributor duties and subscription payment responsibility.
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Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Tlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
OAS Split Over Cuba Casts Shadow on Policy
UPI columnist Phil Newsom notes 14 of 16 OAS members back a Colombian push to confront Cuba, with Mexico Brazil Argentina opposing or abstaining. The vote signals a looming foreign ministers meeting in January but doubts about effectiveness as Kennedy warned against passivity and economic blocks fail while Cuba remains tied to communism.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
OAS
Colombia
United States
Cuba
Mexico
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Ecuador
Castro
Kennedy
U. S
West Virginia Statehouse notes and missing Kennedy statue
West Virginia news includes the Public Service Commission's interim handling of municipal water report cases and a misfiled Alderson docket. Governor Barron's chaplain laments the loss of a Kennedy statue from Rose Martin's desk, while a humorous State Road Commission caption drawing features four mountaineers and rifles.
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C. Donald Robertson
Paper leased for county seat removal campaign
The Ming Mountaineer is leased for 70 days to L N Frantz of Mullens to advocate moving the county seat to Mullens. Grover C Worrell will edit during the term. Afterward the paper reverts to former management following a board resignation tied to an attorney general opinion.
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The
Wyoming Mountaineer
L. N. Frantz
Mullens
Grover C. Worrell
Earl Wilson 1961 Not Amusing Without The Twist
New York gossip column notes a 1961 Waldorf party with celebrities including Kennedy and MacArthur. Bob Hope quips about cops, celebrities, and the Twist era while mentioning Nixon, JFK, and Carmine De Sapio. Describes champagne mishap, film party for Lets Twist, and press interview rules.
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Bob Hope
Kennedy
Cardinal Spellman
Gen. MacArthur
Hope
Nixon
JFK
Gen
MacArthur
Waldorf
South Pacific
Hyannis Port
Harvard
Carmine de Sapio
Bob
Jane Russell
Pierre
Jack Carter
Carter
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Fowler Hamilton
Agency For International Development
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North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
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Raleigh & Register
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W. Va
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W Va
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United Press International
Prt
West Virginia Statehouse
By Carlo J. Salzano
Charleston
Public Service Commission
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Alderson
Mrs. Kennedy
Henry C. Bias Jr
State Riad Commission
Raleigh Register
SRC
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John T. Johnson
Douglass
Randolph County
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Board of Public Works
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