Campaign For Appalachian Hospitals Deserves Support
The national drive to raise 3,565,000 for the Appalachian Regional Hospital chain deserves vigorous local backing. Beckley ARH offers a residency program blood bank research on miners lung diseases and other services making it the region’s most complete hospital. losing it would be a backward step. Local support is urged as the campaign proceeds nationwide.
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Appalachian
Donald C. Cook
New York
American Electric Power Comp
Beckley
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Barh
U. S. Public Health Service
West Virginia
State Aims to Reform West Virginia Beer Joints
West Virginia Beer Commission promotes a campaign to transform rough beer joints into "poor man's clubs" to polish the industry's image. Deputy Commissioner Alfred Hays reports progress, cooperation from sanitation boards and distributors, and plans stricter enforcement while highlighting the industry’s millions in state taxes. West Virginia has one brewery with 29 out-of-state breweries selling in the state.
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Alt
Fanny Seiler
Ccleston
UPI
West Virginia Beer Commission
Alfred Hays
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Hays
England
West Virginia Wholesale Beer Distributors Association
National Association
Tav
Beer Commission
General Revenue Fund
LBJ Prosperity Boosts His Hometown Tourism Boom
Helen Thomas reports from Johnson City Texas that LBJ’s rise to the presidency has spurred a thriving local economy. Since last May the restored boyhood home of the future president has drawn about 30,000 visitors who spend at nine new cafes curio shops service stations and a motel. The town markets its LBJ legacy with a large sign proclaiming Home town of LBJ as mayor George Byars notes growth continues high नेता.
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Helen Thomas
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Texas White House
Johnson
LBJ
George Byars
Latin America
Uruguay
United States
Paris Club
U.S
Uruguays steady growth mirrors Johnson era town ties
Byars, longtime mayor and consultant, notes rising business in Johnson County area as telephones, tourism, and President Johnson influence boost growth. Local rivals Stonewall and Johnson City vie for Johnson legacy while White House workers and visitors flock to the ranch and fort site. More details touch on Uruguay’s peso crisis and regional developments.
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Byars
Saeene Co
Ld’s
White House
LBJ Ranch
Rockefeller Lindsay Seek to Ease NY GOP Rift
New York Republicans Nelson Rockefeller and John Lindsay work toward healing lingering hostilities. Brownell and Thayer mediate as concern grows about potential damage to Rockefeller's re election bid and Lindsay's mayoral prospects. While grudging optimism persists, strains remain as fiscal tensions and leadership styles challenge cooperation.
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New York
NEA
Nelson Rockefeller
Ary
John Lindsay
Herbert Brownell
U.S
Walter Thayer
The
New York Herald Tribune
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Maximi
GOP
Rockefeller-Lindsay
Nelson
Lindsay Associates
New York City
Prayer fragment from Lancaster Theological Seminary professor emeritus
For Today Great God and Father of all mankind we praise Thee for the first advent of Thy Son into the world. Prepare us now for His coming again into our hearts that He may be born anew in our hearts and that we may reflect His light into our corner this world. Amen. Steed N. Sayres, Lancaster, Pa., professor emeritus.
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Steed N. Sayres
Lancaster
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Brigitte Bardot Set for Viva Maria Premiere Tour
Brigitte Bardot speaks of acting limits and rebellion while arriving in the United States for the December 19 premiere of Viva Maria. The Paris born star, praised by critics, has become a symbol of nonconformity and high status in French cinema. The U.S. press, including the Washington Post and New York Herald Tribune, tags Bardot as a magnetic figure in film and fashion.
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Brigitte Bardot
Washington Post
Bardot
la Parisienne
The
New Yorker
Brigitte
France
Passy
Paris
Simon de Beauvoir
Bardelotry
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Uvamerique
l’Amerique
la Bardot
Armaments Race Sees Four Breakthroughs Threaten Balance
Ray Gomley notes unpublished Pentagon studies warn that U S military superiority could be challenged if Russia achieves any of four breakthroughs. Potential advances include disruptive warfare communications, submarine magnetic detection, defenses against ICBMs, and highly accurate ICBMs rendering hardened silos obsolete.
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Washington
Nea
Pentagon
U S
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
U. S. Naval
U. S
Bair buys Lilly residence. land on Kanawha Street change hands
1915 Raleigh Register item notes Robert T. Bair purchasing H. J. Lilly’s handsome South Kanawha and Church Streets residence built by Mike Mammanty. Lilly relocated to Flat Top to work in merchandise. Bair’s Johnstown property involved in the deal. Ground broken for a North Kanawha Street plot recently acquired by George H. Moss of Raleigh Ware Company.
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Robert T. Bair
H. J. Lilly
South Kanawha and
Church Streets
Mike Matheny
Mr. Lilly
Flat Top
Mr. Bair
Johnstown
C. M. Callaway
W. T. Quesenberry
Kanawha Street
George H. Moss
The
Raleigh Ware Company
Rainy Hollywood Sparks Laughs and LOL Moments
Hollywood reports a November storm drenched California with ten inches of rain in ten days causing production delays. Cheryl Miller recalls a surfer on the freeway while Ryan ONeal jokes about Three Coins in the Fountain becoming Three Dollars in the Fountain as Joanna Moore films in Rome. Beverly Adams, once a secretary to Judge Paonessa, notes a contractual billing dispute she settled herself.
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Hollywood
NEA
California
Cheryl Miller
CBS
Daktari
Peyton Place
Ryan O'Neal
Joanna Moore
Rome
Ryan
Joanna
Columbia
Beverly Adams
Los Angeles Superior Court
Alfred Paonessa
Beverly
Broadway People and Screen News Mix Up Hollywood
Berry’s World notes a contract fine print victory without a lawyer. The Dean Martin Show guest Shari Lewis eyes a Hollywood sitcom yet cannot drive. The Long Hot Summer casts Dan O’Herlihy replacing Edmond O’Brien, puzzling Nancy Malone. My Mother the Car features gym routines from Rod Amateau and Maggie Pierce while Avery Schreiber sits it out. Jerry Van Dyke bikes as Schreiber quips about watching him exercise.
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Edmond O’brien
Dan O’herlihy
Nancy Malone
Rod Amateau
Maggie Pierce
Jerry van Dyke
Avery Schreiber
A van Dyke
Schreiber
Raleigh Register subscription rates and policy notice
Beckley Newspapers outlines mail and carrier subscription prices for Daily and Sunday and Daily only editions, with terms for changes of address and a 3 percent West Virginia sales tax. It notes independent contractors handle deliveries and disclaims responsibility for advance payments.
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Raleigh ® Register
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
West Virginia
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