Outsider needed to revitalize local schools
Opinion argues the school board should hire a superintendent from outside the local system to end drinking club politics and revive an education driven by inquiry. It laments the enduring influence of local athletics over policy and calls for a vigorous leader to champion learning.
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Board of Education
Hinton
Charleston
Damon Runyon
End Of The GI Bill Faces Cutoff For Veterans Programs
The Sunday cutoff ends the Korean road education and training program. About 2.4 million Korean War veterans took part at roughly 4 billion dollars, compared with 14 billion for World War II programs. Congress toys with a Cold War GI Bill, but costs deter action. Presidents and lawmakers note GI Bills fueled postwar national progress toward a Great Society.
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Cornucopia
Veterans Administration
V.A
Armed Services
Congress
Johnson
Live Happily Though Hypocritically and the Drinking Age
Gov. Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey pushes a regional conference with New York and nearby states to raise New York’s drinking age from 18 to 21. The piece surveys teenage drinking across borders, cites sociological support, notes editorials, and weighs legal versus moral controls on youth access to alcohol and other adult freedoms.
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Richard Spong
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massausetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Louisiana
Empire State
Hughes
Ee States
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N. Y. Times
Darien
Conn
Washington University
St. Louis
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Freedom and education as chosen paths for students
A University of Cincinnati president addresses entering students urging self education, balancing science with liberal arts, and developing character. He warns against relying on authority, emphasizes moral formation, and cautions that college is a training ground for mind and spirit, ending with a blessing for their careers.
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Walter Langsam
The
University of Cincinnati
Perry Gresham
Bethany College
Lawrence Durrell
Intel
Durrell
Ralph Barton Perry
Gresham
Camus
Heidegger
Sartre
Ohio
H. G. Wells
Wilsons First Hundred Days End On Down Note
UPI reports on Britain’s post election mood as Labour loses Leyton and Wilson’s government faces gravity. Markets rise on steel fears, while the balance of trade crisis lingers. the pound cushion, wage price rules, and stalled TSR2 plans mark a mixed first hundred days.
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Wilson
Phil Newsom
UPI
London
Labor
House of Commons
Leyton
Patrick Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Commons
Rew
Britain
Computers as Vital Tool Powering Du Pont Operations
The Du Pont employee magazine Better Living portrays the computer as a vital tool amid fierce competition. It details automation benefits since 1953 including 1.3 million freight payments yearly, 1 million current rates, and monthly 125,000 punched cards checked to cut freight costs. It also notes route surveying via computer mapping to optimize sales territories and customer data for better decision making.
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New York
UPI
U. S
E. J. du Pont de Nemours & Co
du Pont
McNamara to Merge Army Reserve Into National Guard
Secretary McNamara announced plans at a Pentagon briefing to create a single 550000 strong Army reserve force under National Guard management. All non transferred units would be eliminated and inactive manpower pools created as many as 5000 key federal personnel would shift from Ready to Standby reserves. The move marks a major reorganization opposed by the Reserve Officers Association while supported by the American Veterans Committee and the American Legion.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
National Guard
Guard
Congress
Defense
Cyrus R. Vance
Gooth Air Reserve Squadron
Capitol Hill
Barry M. Goldwater
Supreme Court
United States
Berlin
Army Reserve
Reserve Officers Association
American Veterans Committee
American Legion
Editor resigns from Beckley YMCA board over news integrity
John Hodel reports the resignation letter from a Register editor who cites a conflict of interest between duties as a newspaper editor and YMCA board member. He explains choosing journalism over suppressing news, expresses continued support for the YMCA, and argues editors should prompt boards rather than merely comply.
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Beckley-Raleigh County Ymca
Y Board
W. A. Thornhill
YMCA
Register
Jefferson
The
Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and policy notice
Publication notice details subscription rates by mail and home delivery options. It lists prices for daily and Sunday, daily only, and half monthly plans, plus weekly carrier charges and tax policy. It also states carriers are independent contractors and Beckley Newspapers is not responsible for advance payments.
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Aily
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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