Debated Parking Meters And Silver Coin Melting Policy
A discussion questions the need and fairness of proposed on street parking meter increases arguing lack of clear goals and defenses. The piece also covers the Joint Commission on the Coinage and its consideration of private melting rights for silver coins amid rising hoarding and potential windfall profits.
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Silver Users Association
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Watch On The Potomac Reflects On Adlai Stevenson
A column recalls Adlai Stevenson’s reputation and argues that invoking his name for current politics is presumptuous. It notes Stevenson’s cautious, aristocratic approach and quotes remarks by President Johnson and others who admired his wit and wisdom. The piece contrasts Stevenson with contemporaries and reflects on leadership style.
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United Nations
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Ates
Lehman
New York
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Adin Stevenson
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America
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Diplomacy Is A Very Trying Profession
Washington chronicle notes the White House security tightens as polls swirl. Johnson’s standing appears strong with the public and party leaders predicting an automatic Democratic nomination in Chicago next summer. Some insiders question Talmsen’s renomination prospects amid speculative convention maneuvering.
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Chicago
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Taleetlan
Backstairs At The White House President Seeks to Keep Them Guessing
The piece notes a subtle shift in belief around Lyndon B Johnson’s 1964 candidacy. Democratic committees paused persona specific campaign prep and urged generic party materials. Inner whispers suggest Johnson may still run but will keep options open until the final moment.
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Democratic Party
Tingley
Lyilon Baines Jutiisainn
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White House
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Racial Tensions Rise as Britain Faces Immigration Strain
Reports describe growing racial tensions in Great Britain amid Asian and African immigration. A bus inspector quit after threats tied to his color, while government moves curb Commonwealth arrivals. Parliament debates a new law limiting entry and citizenship stakes, with fear of widened second-class status for migrants.
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England
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United States
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Rhodesia
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Republic of South Africa
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Asiing
Kenya
James Callaghan
Britain
Commonwealth
West Indies
India
Pakistan
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East Afsica
Democrats Push Negroes To Run For Office Strategy
A Democratic strategy frames for 1960s urban tensions calls for expanding Black participation in elections. Top Democrats aim to field more Black candidates in risk areas to secure Black voters, including militants, while targeting 7 million Black registrants for November. The plan seeks broad, nonpartisan appeal amid potential city disturbances.
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Georgh J. Marder
Bug Dust The Lesson Must Be Worth Repeating
John Bodell discusses revivals of past figures and the ongoing influence of mentors in education. He cites David Lambuth, Ralph Frost, Budd Schulberg, and Hubert Anderson, noting how teaching style and language usage shape student understanding and curiosity.
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John Bodel
Dartmouth College
David Lambuth
Lambuth
Advertising Agency
Hesgan Bayles
Viking Press
Lime Magazine
Public Address System as Aid or Barrier in Pulpit Decline
Retiring Riverside Church pastor Dr Robert J McCracken reflects on a long era of famous preachers and a broader fall in church attendance He cites the rise of church administration fundraising and social activism as reducing study time While noting competition from radio TV and film he argues for renewed voice training and self reliant sermon writing to revive effective public speaking
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Riverside Church
New York
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Harry Fimerson Fosdick
George Buttrick
Ralph Sockman
Halford Luecock
Joseph Fort Newton
Charles R. Brown
Vietnam
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Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Ralph Loew
Buffalo
Theodore Ferris
Boston
David Mae Lesnan
Flarida
Luckner Fanning
San Antonio
Tex
Robert Taines
Gerranatown
John Hoyt
Deetroit
Next Sumer
Romgs Delivered By Carrier Rates Notice
Notice outlines newspaper home delivery rates by carrier for daily and Sunday editions and half month periods. It warns customers to request address changes and notes a 3 percent tax addition on all subscriptions within West Virginia. It states carriers, dealers, and independent agents operate separately and Beckley Newspapers Corp is not responsible for advance payments to representatives.
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West Virginia
Deals Era
Aleibitors
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Aracord
Beckley Newspapers
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