Urban satellites redefine metropolitan growth pattern
The piece cites Maurice C Read on urban expansion toward satellite cities beyond central cores and rural fronts, noting self contained communities within a vast metropolitan system. It also includes Carl Scovel's letter examining Playboy's provocative stance and a minister publisher's thoughtful response to comment on the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice C. Read
The
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Carl Scovel
Playboy
Unitarian Christian
Green Berets vivid war novel by Robin Moore review
Shirley Ruth reviews The Green Berets by Robin Moore noting its vivid wartime scenes based on Moore’s five months of training with Special Forces. The novel uses fictionalized episodes to depict front line duties including parachute jumps, counterguerrilla tactics, and the moral challenges faced by American officers in Vietnam.
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The
Green Berets
Robin Moore
Crown
Pita
Avon
Shirley Ruth
Moore
Viet Nam
Kennedy
LLBC
Saigon
Montagnards
Hanks
Co Binh
Steve Kornie
Phan Chau
Asia
President Johnson shifts tone in State of the Union
The article traces how President Johnson has moved from a formal address to a people oriented prime time broadcast. It compares past presidents style and length of State of the Union messages and notes Johnson’s increasingly Lyndon B. Johnson like voice.
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Johnson
State of the Union
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Theodore C. Sorensen
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Wilson
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
War toll of Viet Nam shows in ruins and malnutrition
A Foreign News Analysis links battlefield losses to economic collapse in South Viet Nam. It notes the abandoned Michelin plantation near Saigon symbolizing wartime destruction, widespread poverty from inflation and income gaps, and Viet Cong terrorism. The piece argues American policy bears part of the blame for national decay.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
New Hoax or Boom Saigon Skyscrapers Grow On Profits
In Saigon rapid one room apartments rise as 32,000 American workers push profits for local merchants. New harbor at Cam Ranh Bay aims to ease Saigon strain with vast U.S. labor on military projects. Wages drive labor shortages and uneven income, risking peasant loyalty and public works delays. U S aid seen rising to 600 million dollars this year, up 200 million.
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Saigon
Cam Ranh Bay
South Viet Nam
China Sea
Southeast Asia
United States
Minister Challenges Hefner On Sexual Morality
A writer replies to Playboy discussions on sexual freedom, praising openness yet warning that pleasure must be tempered by responsibility. He argues sexuality can heal or hurt, stressing monogamy ethics and treating partners as whole persons, and questions the series’ deeper intent. (To Be Continued)
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Itor
A. C. Spectorsky
Mr. Hefner
America
Playboy
Norman Vincent Peale
Prayer text from Brooklyn Congregational minister Walton
A dated prayer asking for poise and openness to new insights and faith, invoking revelation as ongoing. The text closes with an amen attributed to Walton D. D. of Brooklyn Flatbush and Hopkins Congregational.
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Jesus
Walton
D. D
Brooklyn
Rota Flatbush
Mpkins Congregational
Furore over textbooks shows biased Civil War view
The piece critiques a prior press uproar over the Federal Community Relations Service possibly pressuring publishers to revise Negro history. It notes the memo argued against CRS involvement, cites a Virginia history book with praise for slavery era and Lincoln, and urges clearer teaching of civil rights issues while warning against censorship and sanitized narratives.
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Washington
Federal Community Relations Service
Texbook
Community Relations Service
CRS
Ed Brandt
Norfolk, Va
Virginian Pilot
Norfolk Journal and Guide
Virginia
Ians
Abraham Lincoln
South
Talmadge calls end to race-baiting in Georgia politics
The Atlanta Journal praises Senator Herman Talmadge for his logical stance and leadership in Georgia, arguing that race-baiting has harmed the state economically and politically. It notes his influence as a dominant figure and asserts that the era of race-based campaigning is moving behind the mainstream, though pockets may persist locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Herman Talmadge
Sen. Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Raleigh negiater notices rates and contact information
Published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation Raleigh edition lists address 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia 25801 and Hinton West Virginia. Provides telephone number 953 3321 and editor. Includes United Press International and Ward Griffiths advertising representation. Details subscription rates by mail and home delivery options with weekly and monthly prices and change of address instructions.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
Appointment of Hall as general plant manager named
In 1941 Raleigh Register notes Louis H. Hall was named general plant manager of the Sapcake and Potomac Telephone Co. of West Virginia by Mrs. A. B. Haneke, vice president and GM. Also recorded are women’s golf chair Mrs. A. S. Johnston Jr. and social chair Miss Eunice Bumgardner at Black Knight Country Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Hall
Sapcake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Viginia
A. B. Haneke
A. S. Johnston Jr
Eunice Bumgardner
Black Knight Country Club
50 Years Ago Pro From 1916 Files Of Union Cash Store
The Union Cash Store changes hands as C. W. Hardy sells to R. B. Yaple who joined last summer and has led the meat department. Hardy’s interest passes to Yaple who becomes sole owner. Masseyville resident Bob Williams promotes a Christmas turkey dinner with friends invited. Miss Pansey leaves Wm. Taylor firm for home with measles.
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Union Cash Store
C. W. Hardy
R. B. Yaple
Mr. Hardy
Mr. Yaple
Masseyville
Bob Williams
Turkey
Pansey Neeave
Taylor
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