Littering in West Virginia Hills Sparks Debate
Editorial notes a clash between the Forestry Commission and Raleigh Beautification Council over roadside litter. It argues cleaning roadsides reduces fire risk and enhances tourism potential to help Southern West Virginia’s economy, calling for harsh action against litterbugs to protect scenery and jobs.
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Collar Shakings Highlight Indonesian Diplomat’s View
Surjono Sastrowardoso brother of Indonesia’s foreign minister returns from a five month U S tour. He admires America’s election process but warns Indonesian voters may need more direct action to clarify issues. He jokes that collar shakings could replace endless handshakes to enlighten voters.
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West Virginia Folk Songs Against Hillbilly Stereotypes
A writer criticizes sensational hillbilly songs on radio and TV, defending genuine West Virginia folk music. The piece praises true folk ballads, notes their history and humor, and contrasts them with garish modern takes that misrepresent mountain culture.
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House arms panel probes defense transport planes
Washington reviews Defense Department policies on manpower cuts and transport aircraft. Critics say ready lines lack planes for a paratroop battalion in a sudden conflict, while Democrats press for public accountability of defense spending. TV news conference format gains praise with minor mic talk. Coffee futures unlikely to rise as a surplus keeps prices steady for three years. FTC exchange controls rejected.
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Beckley Hinton Newspapers Ad Rates and Delivery Terms
Publication details for Naleigh Register Evening and Sunday Morning editions list Beckley Newspapers Corpora tion as publisher. Includes subscription rates, delivery options, and tax note for West Virginia residents.
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Obstacles in School Laws Six States Face Aid Plan Problems
An Associated Press survey shows six states may face constitutional hurdles to operating state school building authorities under Eisenhower’s aid plan. Some constitutions ban such agencies or cap bonding, questioning feasibility. eight states already have similar powers, while 11 say legality is uncertain and 14 need legislation. The plan would let authorities issue bonds for school construction repaid via lease purchases by local districts.
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Quiz King Frankly Sees Hollywood Nights And News
A collage of celebrity spots and industry alerts spans Marilyn Monroe signing with MCA, Dick Shawn’s TV work boosting his fee, and Haile Selassie’s suit orders. The item notes Dietrich, Dietrichlike shows, aging stars, and shifting TV plans while touching on Eisenhower school aid plans and varying state constitutional hurdles for school building agencies.
Youre Telling Me Youre Telling Me Ice Age Forecast
A University of Chicago geologist predicts a new ice age burying the northern United States within 10 000 years. Dr John R Bowman of Pittsburghs Mellon Institute quips that one computer has brains of 10 000 morons, preferring a machine that minds its own business. A lighthearted note accompanies claims of US track and field master neglect and a brownie blackie frog fracas report.
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Formosa Fight May Start Fight in GOP
Washington debates a Formosan crisis as Eisenhower contemplates concessions to China and the GOP braces for internal rifts. The issue centers on Formosa defense versus possible cease-fire terms and the risk of renewed conflict spilling into American politics and the Republican ranks.
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Planned Parenthood For Pets Advocated By National Humane Society
New York report details a humane movement urging planned parenthood for companion animals to curb overbreeding and reduce euthanizations. Helen Jones of the National Humane Society cites millions of homeless dogs and cats, urging nationwide campaigns and cooperation with SPCA to create shelters and prevent cruelty.
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Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
A roundup of service members including Pfc Ronald E. Miller of the 188th Airborne Infantry, Lt Robert N. Daniel, Cpl Clinton Keefer in Japan, and Pfc Jack R. McGuire in Alaska. Also noting Cpl James L. Musser in Korea, aviation ordnanceman third class William Stroud in Jacksonville, and Lt Daniel’s West Virginia University ties.
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Prayer honors missionaries across churches today
Today's Prayer asks God to remember missionaries of all churches laboring in many fields. It seeks the Holy Spirit to strengthen, encourage, and comfort them and to inspire their words and deeds. The prayer, dated from M Ray McKay of Wake Forest North Carolina, professor of preaching at Southeastern Baptist Seminary, calls for God's kingdom to come on earth as in heaven.
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