Budget Scrutiny Urges Cuts and Expense Checks
Raleigh County ministers to tighten the budget or cut projects, flagging deputies expenses as possibly padded and questioning mileage figures. The piece notes patterns near $200 per month, calls for audits, and suggests checking speeds and invoices. It also lists inaugural souvenirs and pricing for Johnson’s 1965 ceremony, with medals, books, and trinkets to be sold Jan 15 to 24.
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Sixth Street
Independence Ave
S.W
Texas
LBJ
Johnson
Humphrey
Burch Ousted as GOP Chairman Backed by Midwestern Goldwater Faction
The move to remove Dean Burch as GOP chairman came largely from Goldwater supporters led by midwestern committeemen. Key figures include Wayne Hood, Ralph Cordiner associates, and Nebraska’s Donald Ross, who built a broad, cross spectrum alliance that shifted the balance in Washington after January meetings.
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Washington
GOP
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Chicago
Burch
National Committee
Old South States
Wayne Hood
Wisconsin
Goldwater
Ralph Cordiner
Freindly
Barry
European Union Inevitable Says Spong on Paris Meeting
Richard Spong argues the Paris meeting between West German Chancellor Erhard and France's de Gaulle is a formality under the Franco German treaty and signals rising European political unity. He notes the common market grain-price pact and predicts political cohesion through economic integration despite de Gaulle's presidency and upcoming elections. The piece highlights the forthcoming De Gaulle Erhard communiqué and the Feb 4 press conference as key signals.
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Richard Spong
Paris
Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
France
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Johnson
Claire Sterling
Brussels
de Gaulle
Jean Monnet
Erhard
Restaurant People Think Eating Will Continue By UPI Editor
Food service executives survey by the National Restaurant Association in Chicago projects the industry including restaurants, lunch rooms, schools, and vending to gross 27 billion dollars this year up from 26 billion in 1964. They note sales gains and slight profit rise but warn wage and input costs keep margins tight.
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Jesse Bogue
UPI
New York
National Restaurant Association
Chicago
Paul V. Shank
NRA
Donald Greenaway
Greenaway
Prayer for Today and NRA Views on Restaurant Staffing
A column notes a prayer attributed to Dwight E Stevenson from Lexing ton Ky. It also quotes NRA director Lester Johnson emphasizing that a restaurant's success hinges on its people and ongoing training to keep them motivated.
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Lester Johnson
NRA
Wheeler’s Foods, Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
Anthony Smith
Berry's World News Note on Restaurant Industry Plans
Berry's World reports Town and Country Restaurant in Chicago expects long term employee development and recruiting efforts for the year. Others foresee stronger merchandising in the industry. Martin L Horn Sr of Mayfair Farms in West Orange NJ predicts increased competition and says operators must improve efficient merchandising.
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Town & Country Restaurant
Chicago
Martin L. Horn Sr
Mayfair Farms
West Orange
N.J
Police Chief Warns New Recruits About Enforcing Club Law
A senior officer cautions rookies that enforcing liquor rules is key, not policing private clubs. He stresses following orders from "the man upstairs," avoiding unlawful arrests, and prioritizing traffic, warrants, and public safety while steering clear of powerful clubs. The talk ends with an invitation for questions.
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Fic
Politics of Nihilism and the Goldwater defeat
The piece argues Barry Goldwater lost not to nostalgia but to nihilistic tactics by the Republican National Committee led by Dean Burch. It notes backlash against aggressive methods, the rise of moderates, and the shift to new leaders like Gerald Ford and Ray Bliss as the party rebuilds. It contrasts Johnson’s mastery and Great Society push with GOP dilemmas and potential policy directions.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Walter Jenkins
Goldwaterites
Johnson
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ray Bliss
Ohio
AMA
Mr. Johnson
Bobby Baker
Messrs
Bliss
Ford and Company
LBJ
White House
De Gaulle seeks new start with Erhard in Paris summit
Paris aims to charm Ludwig Erhard in a planned six monthly meeting under the 1963 treaty to reset the Franco German relationship. De Gaulle wants a Europe of fatherlands independent of US domination, allied to the United States only as equals within a reformed NATO.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Charles Dé Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
de Gaulle
Bonn
United States
France
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
West Germany
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and policies
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for mail and home delivery, with annual and six month options for daily and Sunday editions. It notes WV sales tax, carrier independence, and nonresponsibility for advance payments to carriers or distributors.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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Beckley Water Company
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Tion
George Etzell
Rhoda Lund
Ross
Etzell
William Miller
Nebraska
Miller
Raleigh Register
Pierre Billotte
America
Dwight E. Stevenson
Lexington, Ky
The
College of the Bible
Berry's
Potomac
Germany
U.S
Nathriah & Register
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
John Hodel
United Press International
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
Detroit
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Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
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