Seeds Of Fascism Warning And Citizens Scholarship Plan
A thought provoking piece warns of totalitarianism arising from government domination and a welfare state while noting a local push for a citizens scholarship fund. The November 20 pre organization meeting of the Woodrow Wilson chapter National Honor Society and Principal Perego guides the effort. Leaders seek $1 donations by citizens and $100 from businesses to fund college educations for deserving students, with a meeting planned for tomorrow evening.
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Citizens’ Scholarship Fund
Woodrow Wilson Chapter
National Honor Society
C. G. Peregoy
Massachusetts
Ransom Demands Reveal Cuban Shortages
Washington reports six months to deliver the second half of a 53 million ransom as Castro seeks a two year supply. medicines, antibiotics, insulin, and medical equipment are listed, with donors from 66 pharmaceutical firms and 130 companies, funded by a complex credit scheme backed by Royal Bank of Canada and U S banks.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
United States
Russia
Red Bloc
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Paul S. Willis
New York
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Assn
Eugene Beesley
Indianapolis
Trade Association
Austin Smith
American Red Cross
Departments of State, Justice
Internal Revenue Service
Castro
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal
Cuba
Bank of America
San Francisco
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Continental Insurance Co
James Donovan
Robert F. Kennedy
Lucius Clay
Kennedy budget plans test 1960 platform pledges
Washington notes President Kennedy’s next fiscal year plans and deficits since taking office, reflecting on the 1960 platform promises. The piece critiques promises to end waste, close tax loopholes, raise revenue, and balance the budget, citing lack of proof of waste cuts and ongoing deficits.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Eisenhower
U. S
Comptroller General
United States
Treasury
U.S
Secret Russ China Talks Speculation and East West Tensions
Western diplomats in London speculate Soviet China talks may begin to patch rifts as Khrushchev frames differences as an internal matter. Geneva disarmament stalls persist. Tsarapkin may lead the Soviet delegation signaling limited progress.
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Phil Newsom
London
Russia
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Vassili Kuznetsov
Tsarapkin
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Gerhard Schroeder
Scientists Don't Know What They're Looking For
NASA head James E. Webb argues space exploration hinges on future rewards for mankind rather than current aims. He says scientists lack a definite target in space and that billions spent should reflect long term benefits rather than present goals.
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Washington
Webb
Unlucky Passing of Virginia Tailor Hazelwood at 71
25 years ago Uncle Tom Hazelwood a 71 year old expert tailor from Virginia Military Institute died at his Maxwell Keyser apartment home. He learned tailoring from his father John A Hazlewood who was cadet tailor. The piece also includes quotes on space exploration and science by Webb noting basic research lacks specific goals yet yields practical applications and future benefits.
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Tom" Hazelwood
Virginia Military Institute
Maxwell-Keyser
Beckley
John A. Hazlewood
Webb
Albert Einstein
Typhoid patient improves as TB sanitarium nears occupancy
J H Farley of Winding Gulf recovers from two weeks of typhoid fever. Terra Alta tuberculosis sanitarium buildings near completion and set to open early next year. Wisconsin votes against woman suffrage while Kansas Arizona Michigan and Oregon approve. Mrs Alphie E Morris resigns as pianist at Carter Opera House after two years. Miss Flora Withrow resigns from Ronceverte Times to join The Raleigh Herald.
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J. H. Farley
Winding Gulf
Terra Alta
Alphie E. Morris
Carter Opera House
No News Isn t Good News In Cleveland New York
In New York a four week newspaper strike creates a split city life as readers at Pennsylvani a Station read the Inquirer and those at Grand Central read the Herald. Commuters face disorientation and economic ripple effects while fish sellers, painters and residents improvise with scant papers as observers warn of lasting isolation.
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Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
New Haven
Boston Herald
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central
Denver
Pittsburgh
Inquirer
Herald
Stamford
Grand Central Station
Fulton Street
President urged to take initiative to unite Congress on domestic issues
In a Washington context the piece argues the President must seize initiative to push Congress on education and welfare. It assesses the 87th Congress leadership, notes vacancies and illness, and suggests the White House can shape a countrywide response if it acts decisively. The piece cites Kerr, Byrd, Mansfield, McCormack and others as factors in the stalled legislative process.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
White House
Hill
John McCormack
Mike Mansfield
Montana
McCormack
Boston
Mansfield
Sen
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Senate
Kerr
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
House
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedys
Howard Smith
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Carl Albert
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Castro
Prayer For Today Focused Blessings For Youth
A prayer by Roland R. DeLapp of Anthony Junior High School Minneapolis Minnesota asks God to guide young people through temptations and life uncertainties. It asks for courage, wisdom, and strength to make educational and vocational decisions in a troubled world.
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God
Jesus Christ
Lord
Roland R. DeLapp
Minneapolis, Minn
Anthony Junior High School
Beckley Newspapers announces subscription rates and policies
The Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists mail and home delivery rates for West Virginia customers. It notes independent contractor carriers and disclaims responsibility for advance payments and changes of address requirements.
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Eee
SOO
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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Mary Dickenson
J. T. Dickenson Jr
Anne Street
Woodrow Wilson High School
Joe Verduce
A. K. Minter
Bluefield
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Oregon
Flora Withrow
Ronceverte Times
Raleigh
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Sanitation
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Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Sam Rayburn
Hubert Humphrey
Clair Engle
California
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Prince St
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Hinton
W. Va
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United Press International
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