Where Do We Go From Here Unemployment Debate
UPI outlines the debate over lowering unemployment from 4 percent to 2 3 percent with views from AFL C IO and Chamber of Commerce leaders. Wirtz sees 3 5 percent or less by year end 1966 while the Kennedy era council favors steady progress and price stability over rapid target cuts.
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UPI
John Pierson
John Pierson Washington
United States
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Congressional
Snow, Senators, and Miss America lighten grim Washington day
Washington columnist Dick West reports a bleak day with snow Viet Nam worries and a House stamp machine glitch in Columbus Georgia. A Miss America news conference in a downtown hotel lifts spirits as Debbie Bryant says the title feels fine and reporters enjoy candid exchanges with the beauty queen.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Senate
House of Representatives
Howard H. Callaway
Rga
Federal
Columbus
Post Office Department
U.S. Mint
Washington
Debbie ‘Bryant
Kansas
Miss Bryant
FHA loan rate hike adds about 800 to 30 year cost
The administration raised the FHA loan cap by 1/4 percentage point to 5 percent to align with other lending rates. Critics warn it raises monthly payments and total cost, while the Real Estate boards say the rise may be insufficient. A $15,000 30 year FHA loan would cost about $810 more over its term, increasing monthly payments from $89.16 to $91.41.
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Washington
UPI
tThe
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking Committee
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Jack Justice
Association
TWA Anniversary Marks First U S Paris Flight
Twenty years after the first scheduled New York to Paris service, TWA begins three days of anniversary events. President Charles Tillinghast Jr will present a letter from Paris official Albert Chavanac to Mayor John V Lindsay and receive a plaque from the mayor for Chavanac.
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TWA
New York
UPI
United States
Paris
Trans World Airlines
Charles Tillinghast Jr
John V. Lindsay
Albert
Chavanac
Municipal Council of
Lindsay
Paradise Bay Probes Reality In Daytime TV Controversy
Hollywood reports Oliver Barbour defends Paradise Bay a daytime soap stressing honest issues not sensationalism. He cites strong viewer response to a sex education segment and advocates code liberalization to reflect modern life while avoiding rigid hero villains.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Paradise Bay
Los Angeles
Sodom
Gomorrah
Rom
Barbour
Paul Popenoe
Solon suggests DAR drop in on Hanoi
UPI reports Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. urges the Daughters of the American Revolution to undertake a patriotic mission in Viet Nam. He responds to Rep. Craig Hosmer who proposed dawn raids with plastic women, joking the DAR should do their part with substance over synthetic models.
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Washington
United States
North Viet Nam
Thompson
Hosmer
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thunderball tale shocks U S and Spain over missing bomb link
UPI reports U S and Spanish officials disput British press claims linking a Thunderball story to the search for a missing American H-bomb off Spain. Officials deny detonator explosions or theft motives and await the Alvin sub to reach a 1,200 foot deep sea site near Amelia Province.
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Palomares
Spain
UPI
U.S
Bahamas
Miami Beach
Amelia
Denver Divorce Granted Over Nudist Husband
A Denver woman won a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty after revealing her husband Du Rand Vaughn a construction worker was a nudist. His picture appeared in a national nudist magazine, and Mrs. Dorothy Vaughn said the nudist activities made her extremely nervous.
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Denver
UPI
du Rand Vaughn
Dorothy Vaughn
Sex education must begin at birth says educator
Dr Mary S Calderone branded teenage sex ignorance appalling and urged kindergarten start for sex education She pushed independent family life counselors in schools and criticized mothers and advertisers for urging dating before readiness at a Planned Parenthood event in Contra Costa County San Francisco UPI
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San Francisco
UPI
Mary S. Calderone
Dr. Calderone
Planned Parenthood of
Contra
Costa County
Calderone
Billboard ban hits Oahu highways in 1950s
UPI reports Oahu banned all highway billboards before 1950. The note mentions Coober Pedy and Andamook mines as major opal sources worldwide.
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United Press International
Oahu
Honolulu
Australia
Coober ,Pedy
Andamook
Naked man spotted strolling in Datchen village green
A naked man was found wandering the village green in Datchen England by police early Monday. A police spokesman said there were no public complaints and no further action is likely.
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Datchet
England
UPI
De Gaulle and Erhard End Unity Talks in Paris
Paris reports say President De Gaulle and Chancellor Erhard ended two days of talks with warmth in Franco German relations and a push for closer political unity in Europe. No major outcomes. De Gaulle favors delaying moves until after a Moscow trip and farm policy is settled.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
Europe
de Gaulle
Erhard
Moscow
Elysee Palace
European Common Market
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Karl-Guenther von Hase
Death notices and funeral announcements in Arnett Beckley and Prosperity
Notices list Helen Marie McVay Samuel McVay Rudolph Walney with funeral times at 1 p.m. and 10 a.m. respectively. Services at Arnett Chapel Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor St Francis de Sales Church with rosary the day before. Burial at Honaker Greenwood Memorial Park Mt Calvary Sunset Memorial Park.
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Wills Wills
Helen Marie
Arnett
Arnett Chapel
Honaker
Melton Mortuary
McVay McVay
Samuel
Beckley
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
J. L. Scales
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor, Inc
Walney
Rudolph G
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Thomas Kerrigan
Father Edward Burley
Mt. Calvary
Sunset Memorial Park
Uneral
Stover Stover
Ela F
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
South
Kanawha Street
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
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City Ave
Kurfeel
Means Lumber Co
Sisson St
Beckley M
Maytag
Zenith
Neville St
Sophia Builders
Fitose & Guesenberry
Todd’s Grocery and Hardware
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Tjohn
Sandling
East Beckley
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Robert L. Amick
Beckley Newspapers
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Lowell Foley
Porter Street
Beau
Woodlawn Ave
Grant
Southern Institute of Graphic Arts
Nashville
Tennessee
IBM
Bell Telephone
Magnavox
General Electric
Raleigh County Vocational Technical Center
W. Va
Kidd Barber Shop
N. Oakwood Ave
Wickham Ave
Perry’s Tax Service
Orchard Ave
H. W. Waxbright
Pat H. Wheeler
RCA
Westinghouse & Others
Sparks TV & Appliance CO
Prince St. Ph
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Sparks Radio & TV
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W. Neville
Wright
Dial
W. Neville St. Ph
Ashworth Firestone
Lincoln Loans
N. Heber St
Willey Brothers
Hinton
R. M. Simmons, Jr
Glen Daniel
Ee Oern
Jan Campbell Music Co
Raleigh Insurance Agency
Prince Street
Will Herbert Royce
Mabscott
Will John DePriest
So. Fayette Street
E. A. Thompson
East
Will Robert. Richardson
Murray Street
Wille Worley
Piney View
Donna Miller
Pineville
Mullens
William Brown
Woodlawn Avenue
Avon
Bostick Avenue
John E. Dillon
Langley Way
Adelphi
el Chico
Town & Country Drive
A-116
Care Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Oceana
Beckley College
Shroyer
McGriff
Charles House
Jo. H. Bennett
E. Beckley
R. L. Istinson
Myers Ave
Wyoming County Coon Hunters Association
John McGraws School
McGraws
Tom Smith
Wyoming County
Edwin Hall
Wyoming
Chihuahua
Beckley Tire
Scholz
Raleigh & Fayette Counties
Oak Hill
W. V.a
F.H.A
Quality Lumber & Supply CO
City Avenue
Beckley Leper
Hobby Center
North Valley Drive
S&h Green Stamp Trading Center
Hobby Center, Inc
Care Beckley Newspapers Corp
Sunoco
Sophia
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