Appalachian Regional Hospitals: a financial plea
A campus opinion argues ARH’s shift to a private chain left it short of operating capital. It urges government loans and clarified funding to preserve the 1,750‑strong workforce, built facilities, and service to Appalachia, warning against miscalculation in funding needs.
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United Mine Workers
Appalachian Regional Hospitals
ARH
Appalachia
Kentucky Central Life Insurance
UMW
Office of Economic Opportunity
Strategy to Hit Viet Cong Bases Targets Food Stocks
The article argues that Viet Cong bases in South Vietnam rely on large food depots and hidden facilities. It proposes monthly strikes against the ten most important base complexes to disrupt supply, force farmer levies up, and trigger raids that keep Viet Cong forces off balance. It stresses advancing intelligence to locate bases and track movements for effective ambushes.
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Washington
NEA
South Vietnam
Do Xa
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
South
Viet Nam
V. C
North
Red
Russians squeezed between United States and Red China in Vietnam
UPI reports that Soviet Premier Kosygin aimed to push a political settlement in South Vietnam during his North Vietnam visit. Attacks on U.S. installations and swift American response risked drawing Russia deeper into the war, benefiting Chinese aims regardless of timing.
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UPI
Viet Nam
United States
Alexei Kosygin
Russia
Kosygin
Chinese Soviet Split Deepens U S Tension in World Far East
In a 15th anniversary of the China Soviet friendship treaty the Chinese denounce co existence with the United States as out of the question and press for concrete actions. The piece recalls Khrushchev Mao talks, the Camp David era, U2 incident, and evolving Sino Soviet rift amid U S Soviet rivalry impacting Vietnam and global leadership.
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United States
How Far Away Is Court Decision On Firmness Of The Wall
Final arguments will be heard on Tuesday February 23 in the Maryland Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County on a suit challenging construction grants to four church related colleges. The Horace Mann League and 13 Maryland taxpayers seek to block these grants as unconstitutional under the First Amendment as applied to the states by the Fourteenth Amendment. Both sides anticipate appeals to the U S Supreme Court. The case could prompt a national ruling on church state aid to education, end the two decade dispute and influence federal programs cited by Congressional Quarterly. The decision may still go through appeals before a final ruling.
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Maryland Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
U. S. Supreme Court
Maryland
S. Supreme Court
Horace Mann League
J. Millard Tawes
U.S. Supreme Court
Cochran
Louisiana State Board of Education
Louisiana
Charles Evans Hughes
Paul Blanshard
High Court
Johnson
Edu
Contempt Ruling in Widows Sunday Club Case
In a police court scene the Widows Sunday Evening Monopoly Club faces a charge of operating a club after hours. Mrs. James Smith acts as attorney for the eight elderly ladies, challenging a First Amendment right to assemble. The judge denies the motion to dismiss and convicts Smith for contempt after a heated exchange with Sergeant Ross. the matter ends with courtroom tension and a coded benediction from a local pastor.
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Police Court
Widows
James Smith
Ross
Ross & Ross
Chief
Mrs. S
Fatso
Atarms
Washington Notebook: Executive Flu Prompt Medicare Debate
Washington figures debate the Medicare bill as executive illness spreads through Johnson admin and four Cabinet members fall ill. Sen. Mundt accuses administration of exaggerating illness while Magnuson jokes about kissing wife at inaugural ball. Puerto Rico governor shrugs off raids and New Hampshire senator fears base closures. Rep Gross criticizes Rayburn Building spend. Two lawmakers joke about birth control retroactivity during a break.
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Washington
Johnson
Sen
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Calds
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Warren Magnuson DD
Magnuson
Puerto Rico
Roberto Sanchez Vilella
National Press Club
Cuba
Be ll y Newspapers rates and contact details notice
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday services, daily only plans, home delivery options, and tax notes. It notes independent carrier contracts and non responsibility for advance payments, with contact details and office locations in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia.
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MAT
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Rats Show Acquired Alcohol Tolerance Says UPI Study
UPI reports Dr A E Troshina studied rats to test whether regular alcohol intake creates physiological tolerance. Rats hung by their paws improved after daily alcohol, then Moskowitz and Wapner challenged this, showing alcohol reduced reaction times even in previously trained rats, suggesting genuine tolerance rather than practice.
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Troshina
Herbert Moskowitz
University of California
Los Angeles
Michael Wapner
Moskowitz
Wapner
Wapner Behne
Center For
Migel University
New Brunswick
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Raymond Wood
Ray Cromley
Phil Newsom
U. S
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Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Eisener
Camp David
Khrushchev
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Paris
Mao
Eisenhower
By Richard Spong
Congressional Quarterly
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Oregon
Jo-Jo
Junior
Jesus the Christ
Lawrence W. Althouse
Mohnton, Pa
Calvary E.U.B. Church
Washington Notebook
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
Cotton
Defense
McNamara
Rayburn
House of Representatives
Iowa
Rep
H. R. Gross
Gross
Rep. Gross
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Buddy
Nakiah Nregister
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
John Hodel
United Press International
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Greenville
Delos Smith
A. E. Troshina
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