Education Plan Faces Funding Debate in Raleigh County
The Raleigh County Schools and William L. Stormer plan a project tied to school facilities as the Board of Education weighs funding options. A meeting on the dropout problem featuring James B. Deck precedes possible board action, amid local unemployment and low spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
William L. Stormer
State Department of Education
Office of Education
Washington
Board of Education
James B. Deck
Raleigh County Board of Education
Deck
Bug Dust And A Cat In The Basement At Night
A cold New River outing ends with a yellow cat seeking entry to a home as a dog on guard protests. The writer muses on humane instincts, past basement mishaps, and ends with a prayer from Alfred Grant Walton of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Alfred Grant Walton
Brooklyn, N. Y
Flatbush-Tompkins Congregational Church
Cosmos Club Rows Over Race and Reinstatement
The Cosmos Club in Washington debates admission policy as 11 members are denied reinstatement after urging nondiscrimination. Amid protests and an election, the club appoints John Hope Franklin as its first Negro member in 80 years, while Kennedy era resignations and sponsor changes are recalled.
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Sulgrave
F Street
Metropolitan
Army & Navy
University
Variety
National Press
Touchdown
Cosmos
Metropolitan Club
Kennedy
West Side
Forest Hills
Merchants Club of
New York
Cosmos Club
Carl T. Rowan
India
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Rowan
John Hope Franklin
Kennedy Tax Cut Plan Faces Senate Budget Reality
Washington concerns rise over Kennedy's tax cut proposal and built in deficits, citing a $24.3 billion cumulative deficit from 1958 to 1963. The article argues deficits stem from repeated misses in economic projections and emphasizes lawmakers control spending and tax rates.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Treasury
Executive
Legislative Branches
Legislative
Unemployment Defies Easy Solution
A Kennedy administration view on unemployment outlines the 1962 figures with 3.8 million unemployed as year end, 1.4 million nonfarm jobs added, and farm losses. It discusses causes, limitations of programs, youth employment, and debates over tax cuts, automation, and longer-term policy to lower unemployment toward four percent or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Roosevelt
Washington
NEA
Congress
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Three Of 5 Female Delegates From This Area
In Charleston West Virginia Ethel Crandall the newly elected female delegate says women in politics perform well. She joins four other female delegates including Mrs Elizabeth Drewry and Mrs Mae Belcher with veteran Mrs Drewry as the senior. Governor aide Bonn Brown returns to work on Barron plan while Phillip Currence 15 works as Senate page carrying messages and petitions. White Jr. aims for a more businesslike judiciary committee. Earl Vickers highlights a misprinted $1500 legislative check and supports stricter attache rules for staff.
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Donald F. Fannin
Charleston
UPI
Ethel
Army Air Corps
Gauley Bridge
Fayette County
Callie Tsapis
Hancock
Mae Belcher
Wyoming
Elizabeth Drewry
McDowell
W. W. Withrow
Raleigh
Drewry
Bonn Brown
Elkins
W. W. Barron
Brown
Barron
East West tensions loom as Berlin crisis deepens
UPI reports on European politics with Italy split as Fanfani faces a confidence vote while Segni may dissolve parliament for elections. De Gaulle faces pressure over Britain's EU entry. Philippines maintains North Borneo claims. Berlin crisis intensifies with East West German stances hardening and trade credit tied to border access.
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Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Pietro Nenni
Antonio Segni
Fanfani
Nenni
de Gaulle
France
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Britain
National Assembly
Philippines
British North Borneo
London
Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Nikita Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Bonn
Kennedy victory on Rules Committee tests White House will
The article argues the Kennedy McCormack victory on the Rules Committee is not decisive but offers a chance to push the New Frontier program. It notes continued power of Howard Smith and warns that gains hinge on the President using prestige to muster Northern Western and Southern votes for education and civil rights measures.
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Washington
White House
House Rules Committee
Sam Rayburn
Howard Smith
Virginia
John McCormack
Kennedy-McCormack Alliance
Smith
House
Hetill
Rules Committee
Mr. Kennedy
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dixie
Kennedy
South
Khrushchev
Castro
Beckley Newspaper Rates and Staff Listings
The page lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation contact details with address 34 Prince Street and Hinton West Virginia, John Hodel as managing editor and United Press International affiliation. It shows national advertising representatives and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery options with weekly and monthly rates.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Id Hinton
West Virginia
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U.S.A
John Hodel
New River
Prince
Turtle
North
Kanawha Street
W. H. File Sr
Westwood
Edwin Ratcliffe
Ovid
The
Peter Edson
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
U.S
del. J. Paul England
House of Delegates
England
Wyoming County
Mae S. Belcher
J. Holt Byrne
Elkin
State Board of Probation and Parole
Byrne
Charleston High School
Phillip Currence
State Senate
Currence
Senate
Howard Carson
D-Fayette
Statehouse
H. Laban White Jr
D-Harrison
Del
Earl M. Vickers
D - Fayette
Vickers
Earl M. “Vichers
Phil Newsom
Raleigh Register
Teel School
Calloway Heights
W. W. Hume
J. E. McKenzie
Woodlawn Avenue
S. S. Statendam
la Guayra
Venezuela
Willemstad
Cartagena
Columbia
Kingston
Jamaica
Havana
Cuba
Malaysia Federation
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Manila
North Borneo
Sulu
Potomac
Robert G. Spivack
Kennedy Congress
Naleigh
Neaister
Managing Editor
United Press International
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
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