Thought For Today and Baker Round Findings
Thought for today cites Shastri on India not pursuing the bomb. The second Baker Round in the Senate Rules Committee probes deep, raising more questions about overpayments and retainers, with grand jury action looming and immunity options possible before a potential long, extended inquiry. Also, the OAS plans a December conference to consider Trinidad and Jamaica’s membership, noting Jamaica’s 1962 independence and Trinidad and Tobago’s 1962 status, amid Guatemala’s objections and Cuba sanctions aftermath.
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Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Williams
Baker
Don Reynolds
D. C
Matthew H. McCloskey
Myron Weiner
Senate
Weiner
Congress
Ble
Rules Committee
Washington Post
Council of the Organization of American States
Trinidad
Jamaica
Washington
Commonwealth of Nations
Trinidad-Tobago
United States
O.A.S
Stra
Politicians Hate To Vote Selves Out Of Office
The New York State Legislature convenes in special session to reapportion the Senate and Assembly. The piece notes Supreme Court rulings upholding one person one vote, cites Governor Rockefeller’s session call, and discusses GOP gains and fears of manipulated districts. It covers reactions in New Jersey and Florida, and critiques of weighted voting schemes.
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Richard Spong
New York State
Senate
Assembly
U. S. Supreme Court
High Bench
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Supreme Court
Rockefeller
Gov
Connecticut
Ohio
Virginia
Hudson River
New Jersey
Surpreme Court
New York Capitol
Albany
New York “Times
Florida
Miami “Herald
Bug Dust A Car Makes You Feel Like A King
A transcripted interview explores how a car and its accessories create status and power for the owner. A pair discusses Confederate nostalgia, race, deportation fantasies, and the social lift of car culture in a working class setting. The piece links driving to self worth and escape from poverty, with emphasis on appearance and sensation.
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Nonya Busines
Battle over GOP helm intensifies with moderates rallying
Washington reports that Goldwater moderates forge a multi-state push to oust National Chairman Dean Burch. Governors plot, committee members meet in Denver, and talks of a Chicago chairmen conference signal broader strategy. Leaks rise, resignations mount, and discipline inside Burch’s camp is questioned as the fight expands across the Midwest and West.
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Washington
Nba
Goldwater
GOP
Dean Burch
Chicago
Denver
National Committee
Burch
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Dwight Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Talks On Germany Future In Offing By PHIL NEWSOM
Exploratory stirrings on both sides emerge as four power talks resume in West Berlin. Western allies gauge Russian aims while reunification and economic factors shape East and West German paths.
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Germany
UPI
Commandatura
Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Berlin Wall
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S
West German exports eyed for East bloc deal
Bonn reportedly floated a long term program exporting over 10 billion dollars to the Soviets in exchange for gradual liberalization inside East Germany. Provisions included freer travel across East West borders. The plan, in outline, was revived as Khrushchev's visit loomed. The United States backs increased people to people contact as West Germany’s economic strength aids eventual East German absorption. Soundings are ongoing.
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Bonn
East Germany
Khrushchev
United States
West Germany
Bibbs Return from Virginia Visit with Rabbits and Deer
30 Years Ago From the 1914 Files of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bibb they returned from a visit with relatives in Lunenburg County Virginia. Their two small sons James and Clarence who accompanied them will remain longer. Brother Bibb spoke of several days of fine sport bagging seventeen rabbits in one day and eight in another. In a deer hunting day the party sighted three but did not shoot.
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Raleigh Register
T. E. Bibb
Lunenburg
Virginia
James
Clarence
Brother Bibb
Berkeley Hysteria Sparks Youth Fight For Moral War
The essay cites Prof John Roche on civil liberties progress over 50 years and links Berkeley campus unrest to a broader restiveness among educated youth. It argues students seek a mission, with some drawn to communism or Castro while fearing loss of purpose in a peaceful era.
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Washington
John Roche
Brandeis University
Americans For Democratic Action
Mississippi
Alabama
A. Mitchell Palmer
America
University of California
Roche
Berkeley
California
California Regents
San Francisco
Castro
Red China
India
William James
Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and policies
Beckley Newspapers announces subscription rates for mail delivery and home delivery, with rates for daily and Sunday editions, daily only options, and carrier prices. The notice includes address change requirements, tax statements, and the disclaimer that carriers and distributors are independent contractors and that the company is not responsible for advance payments.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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T. S. Rice
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Beckley Flying Eagles
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John Hodel
Raleigh County
Lissen
Africa
Europe
Bruce Bioss At
By Phil Newsom
Spandau Prison
Ludwig Erhard
Gerry's
U.N
Potomac
By Robert G. Spivack
Naleigh Neaister
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
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