Shah Wins 1000-1 Mandate For Iran Land Reform
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi wins a landslide referendum on a six point reform program aimed at ending the landlord system and expanding literacy. Thousands of farmers and workers supported the measure while opponents faced police action and campus disruption. The Shah also pledged to cede more royal land and uses old tax records to value land for compensation as Iran moves toward the 20th century.
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Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Tehran
Caspian
Shah
Mohammed Mossadegh
Safe Snow Shoveling Tips For Men And A Question
Dr Geoffrey Martin state health officer in Topeka offers three safe snow shoveling options for men over 40: hire the neighbor boy, use a power shovel, or let the wife do it. He argues women recover faster from sedentary work and enjoy outdoor air, prompting a private curiosity about whether the doctor is married.
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Geoffrey Martin
Topeka
Kan
Hypnosis as a Teaching Tool Gains Attention
Dr. Stanley Krippner of Kern State University reports five years of tests showing hypnotic suggestion improves study habits test performance and motivation. About 90 percent of college students can enter a trance with light hypnosis and one subject learned to ignore distractions during study. He cautions hypnosis is not a panacea or amateur pursuit.
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Kern State University
Ohio
Stanley Krippner
The
Journal of
Krippner
New Weather Words From Britain
A Christian Science Monitor correspondent reports that the harsh British winter enriches the language with new terms. Frizzle describes freezing rain, sloughsh blends fog and slush, and smizzle combines dampness with mud to form muddle, reflecting the season’s quirky impact on speech.
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Britain
Christian Science Monitor
Pressures Mounting For Reform Of Labor Management Laws
Washington editors assess looming labor disputes as two powerful forces favor reform. The Kennedy administration seeks to avoid direct intervention while factions in Congress push varied remedies to curb strikes and bolster union bargaining power. Strong entities include Taft Hartley Act, Norris La Guardia Act, Kennedy, Massachusetts, Sen Morse, Sen McClellan, Sen Goldwater, and the White House.
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Richard L. Worsnop
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Congress
New York City
Gulf
Railway Brotherhoods
U. S. Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Harvard
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
John L. McClellan
Dark
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Burial site of John Brown and other Q and A facts
The text notes John Brown is buried near Lake Placid New York on a farm now a historic site. It mentions the first Mother's Day service held May 10 1908 in Andrews Methodist Church Grafton West Virginia. It references the Atlas bear as the only bear in Africa.
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John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Lake Placid
N.Y
Andrews Methodist Church
Grafton
W. Va
Anna M. Jarvis
Anna Reeves Jarvis
Russian aid program under review signals possible tapering
United Press International reports signs that Soviet bloc foreign aid may be reduced. Moscow hints at withdrawing offers, such as electrical equipment for India, while Mali gains no new economic pledges. Observers cite costs of arms races, domestic pressures, and aid goals as reasons for retrenchment.
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United Press International
Donald Johnston
Moscow
India
Mali
Russia
Kremlin
Asia
Africa
Latin America
U.S
Rusia
Cuba
You and Your Child Need Loving School Sendoff
A parent’s breakfast chat helps a child face the day with security and reduced fear. Proper preparation and a friendly goodbye foster secure feelings and a smoother start to school.
Building boom eyed for Beckley after spring
A predicted building boom in Beckley follows spring, with local investor A G Wilcox of Crab Orchard likely to spark activity. Other notes cover Daughters of King’s Daughters officers, school clothing guidance, a Washington report on anti lynching bill debate, and local business movements including a livery barn and Beckley Meat Market relocation.
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A. G. Wilcox
Crab Orchard
Beckley
Washington
A Different Degree Of Oppression In Soviet Society
A Soviet citizen Alexander Solzhenitsyn has published One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich in English translation. The work depicts Stalin era slave labor camps and argues that Soviet oppression persists under Khrushchev with a different degree rather than a different kind.
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New York
NEA
Robert Frost
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Ivan Denisovich
Stalin
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Russia
Paris
Elinor Lipper
Miss Lipper
Switzerland
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
Solzhenitsyn
Khrushchev
Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Frost Friends and a Bearded Limo Driver in New Hampshire
John Hooel recalls meeting Robert Frost in New Hampshire, dining with the Lambuths in 1946, and staying with the Lambuth household as a dishwasher. He reflects on Frosts personal life, Frosts friendships with David Lambuth and Sidney Cox, and Coxs portrait of Frost as an informal teacher who values imagination over formal schooling.
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Robert Frost
Hanover
N. H
David Lambuth
Lambuth
Frost
Lambuths
Churchill
Sidney Cox
Cox
Prayer For Today Bless Our Children And Teachers At School Start
A prayer asks blessing for students and teachers as the new school year begins. It seeks guidance in classroom and playground to learn righteous living and to serve others in Thy name.
Raleigh WD Register Subscription Rates and Policies
Publication details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation include contact and staff, advertising representatives, and subscription pricing. It lists mail and home delivery rates, change of address instructions, and notes carriers and distributors are independent contractors with no responsibility for advance payments.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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