States race to host BEV proton accelerator project
The nation’s states bid for the 200 billion BEV site as NAS reviews 85 proposals from 43 states. Kentucky Nevada and Michigan vie with offers, hoping for thousands of jobs and a 60 million dollar annual operating boost, while Congress weighs final placement in a political process. Also notes Radio Free Europe fundraising for 1966 and scrutiny of its financing and policy alignment.
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Kentucky
Nevada
Michigan
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
National Academy of Sciences
NAS
AEC
Soviet Union
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Long Island
Russia
U. S. News & World Report
Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Congress
Congress
Radio Free Europe
RFE
Red China faces stiffer haul to peace talks in Vietnam
Washington commentary argues that Vietnam alliance balance differs from Korea in 1951. It notes Hanoi and Beijing fear a protracted stalemate, with North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong still capable, backed by a powerful Red China. Moscow’s stance remains cautious as Russia wavers between Beijing and restraint. A formal halt to fighting would be hard to cloak, risking undermining the war of liberation narrative.
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Washington
Nea
Hanoi
Peking
Korea
Truman
Moscow
Russia
U.N
Jacob Malik
China
North Korea
South Korea
U. N
South Viet Nam
Red China
Thailand
United States
White House satire clashes with LBJ humor
Backstairs at the White House reports comedians including Mort Sahl and a satirical group the Committee facing trouble keeping pace with President Johnson. Producers say jokes about Washington life and LBJ Ranch feel truer than fiction as satire attempts delay and edits.
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UPI
White House Washington
White House
Johnson
The
Committee
San Francisco
Alan Myerson
LBJ
George Dixon
Washington Life
Backstairs satire on Johnson and Catholicism riles readers
The piece surveys satirists Gregory and others using Johnson and Luci as targets. It notes reader backlash at the White House after a Gregory appearance and discusses whether the satire crosses lines into crude territory. It mentions The Mitchell Trio and Earl Doud producing parodies of Johnson and Rockefeller drawn from real tapes and speeches.
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Dick Gregory
Gregory
Johnson
God
Luci
Knox
Leoearenes
White House
Mitchell
Johnsons
Earl Doud
New York
Vaughan Meader
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
One Man's Hodge Podge Worthy of Note
A column mixes light humor on words like hodge podge and hurley burley with local civic notes. The writer praises Beckley blood donor efforts led by the Woman's Club Junior Department and Raleigh County Medical Association, then lauds Roy Lee’s nature writing in West Virginia Conservation. He previews next week on Job Corps and public servant examples, closing with a prayer vignette from Mae E. Hunter.
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Hodge
Reader
Hodge Nor Podge
Beckley
Walter H. Griswold
Woman’s Club of
Roy Lee
West Virginia Conservation Magazine
Harmon
Mother Nature
Job Corps
Peck
Robert “Bob” Holliday
West Virginia House of Delegates
United States
Robert C. Byrd
U.S. Learned Lessons From Earlier Coups In Vietnam
Washington officials in Saigon work behind the scenes to deter a coup against Premier Nguyen Cao Ky by paratrooper Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi. Ky keeps loyal counsel close, signals calm, and plans defense flights near Saigon as U.S. policy shifts toward restraint after the Phan Huy Quat affair.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
NEA
U.S
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Viet Nam
Thi
United States
U. S
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Raleigh Register Suppressed by Beckley Newspapers
Fragmentary notice states Raleigh Register suppression by Beckley Newspapers Corporation with printing address 341 Prince Street and service areas Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. Mentions John Hodel editor and United Press International affiliation.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince &J
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
W. V
Telephone — Air Departments
Debate over branch colleges in West Virginia education
West Virginia education leaders clash on branch colleges while urging a full study before any new or branch institution. The Governor's Commission on Higher Education urges exhaustive analysis, with emphasis on expanding vocational and two year programs. Marshall University favors existing branches at Logan and Williamson, while WVU president argues the state already has many colleges. Legislators back continuing branches and highlight a need for postsecondary vocational training. A separate note covers political talk and a funded Democratic booklet distributed by the Natural Resources department.
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Fanny Seiler
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Governor’s Commission
Supermarket Managers Rise to Multifacted Executives
New York based report notes today’s supermarket manager is an executive overseeing a multi billion dollar industry. He works about 60 hours weekly and can earn over 20000 annually while overseeing operations that involve financing, real estate, engineering, advertising and public relations. Independent store owners may reach 35000 to 40000 annually, while chain managers range from 8000 to 20000 plus.
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New York
UPI
Sells Aps
Mueller
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Radio Free Fund
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Backstairs
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Chicago
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West Virginia Conservation
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Mae E. Hunter
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NEA, Inc
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Edito
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ANY. Inc
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Flower Fund Report
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Sen
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