Our School Problem Can Be Solved
Analyzing the public school system debate, the piece urges cooperation between educators and citizens, stresses sincerity and understanding, and argues that education has a solvable, evolving challenge beyond budgetary and structural issues. It highlights PTAs as potential catalysts but warns against mere critique without constructive action.
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State Gets Poor Return On Educational Dollar
A lengthy Thursday piece argues West Virginia has invested heavily to train doctors yet faces physician shortages. The WVU Medical Center can produce many graduates but they may practice elsewhere after internships. law governs where they must practice, though no guarantee exists.
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Washington Notebook in Arctic Aid and Navy Banter
Washington notes recount a Defense briefing and a comical Puerto Rico FBI mix up. Washington grapevine reports Guinea receiving Arctic vehicles misbelth, plus a Fred Korth letter poking fun at a Cotton Bowl clash and a limp Ulbricht bust quip in East Berlin.
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Questioning Church Discipline And Racial Justice In Denominations
A church conference hears Prof. Franklin H Littell urge purge of membership rolls for public hypocrisy in race issues. He says major denominations lack internal discipline and cannot lead in racial justice, noting rare excommunications even in Catholic practice.
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Chicago Theological Seminary
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Purging Church Membership Ever a Topic in America
Prof. Glenn Hinson argues churches should enforce moral standards and discipline as St Paul advised to remove immorality from their folds. He notes modern churches hesitate, fearing Pharisaic excess, while many members fail to strive for Christian living.
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Southern Baptist Seminary
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Insomnia and odd tricks for nose blowing
A humorous essay on coping with insomnia and scarce handkerchiefs during nose blowing season. It blends practical mishaps with personal anecdotes including finding a barely used handkerchief, dealing with dirty ones, and a late night light mystery. The piece ends with a prayer and a closing note from A. A. Scott of Toronto.
Thought For Today by James Thomson
A brief reflective quote notes gratitude for divine harvest and abundance. The line praises God for blessings poured over fields and crops.
France’s Africa aid policy shows early gains for De Gaulle
UPI analysis notes France spends more than twice US aid and has built schools, universities, roads, ports, and railways across Africa and the Sahara since 1900. It highlights Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Guinea's shift toward France, and timelines through the 1960s as De Gaulle tightens ties with Africa while pursuing European goals.
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You Your Child And School Discusses The Goals Of School Music Programs
David Nydice explains how school music offers cultural development and sound awareness, with exposure to varied experiences rather than pressuring singing. Examples show third grade plastic flutes reading notes and sixth grade plays with original songs, aiming to foster enjoyment and lifelong engagement with music.
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GOP Leaders Plot Strategy Against Kennedy Policy
GOP congressional leadership across Senate and House framed a conservative strategy after Lincoln's birthday observances. They issued two attacks on Kennedy fiscal and foreign policy, with Dirksen and Halleck set as main spokesmen and Ford and Morton poised for future leadership roles. The plan aims to slash federal spending first to enable targeted tax cuts while promoting private investment to spur growth.
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Beckley News Rates and Delivery Terms Listed
Beckley Newspapers Corporation details subscription charges for daily and Sunday delivery by mail or carrier. Rates cover daily and Sunday options, one year and six months, with separate prices for West Virginia residents and a note on tax. The notice also warns that carriers and distributors are independent contractors and that the company not responsible for advance payments.
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