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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1965

Page

4

Thought For Today on Szell Quote About Exchange

Thought for Today notes conductor George Szell of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra as saying the only contact that functions even when political relations are bad is a Soviet American cultural exchange program.

George Szell Cleveland Symphony Orchestra

Legal Aid For The Indigent And The Interstate Highway Plan

A discussion on legal aid and public defense for the poor notes that funding constraints limit reach and quality, with debates on state responsibility and bail reform. Separately, a highway program update marks halfway completion of Eisenhower’s interstate system, praise for progress, and looming funding and maintenance costs amid proposed tax changes.

United States Supreme Court Congress The Administration Ford Foundation National Defender Project Bar Associations Christian Science Monitor Eisenhower Bureau of Public Roads Special Trust Fund Johnson

Balaguer Reemerges in shifting U S Dominican policy

UPI analysis notes U S policy in the Dominican Republic has swung through twists since Trujillo's assassination on May 30, 1961. Balaguer, once in exile in New York, is reentering the scene as a pivotal figure amid questions of which side Washington backs as Imbert Barrera leads the junta and Balaguer contemplates a possible return. The era has seen gunboat diplomacy, sugar politics, and a pattern of vacillating support as power dynamics shift.

UPI Rafael Leonidas Trujillo U. S Dominican Republic United States Antonio Imbert Barrera Imbert Trujillo Joaquin Balaguer Balaguer New York Hector Bienvenido Trujillo Molina Trujillos Rafael Trujillo, Jr Europe

Feds build mock sites to train cops teams in 1950s play

The Philadelphia Police used a grocery store and finance office set within training facilities to stage simulated robberies. Sixty officers judged on actions and justifications caught 12 crimes and helped solve 20 cases, with robberies declining afterward. The piece reflects on FBI National Academy work and debates about national police power.

Philadelphia McNamee FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy John Dillinger Kelly Baby Face Nel

Moyers as Johnson press secretary seen as tough task

Lyle Wilson notes Bill Moyers faces a nearly impossible path as Johnson's press secretary. He contrasts Moyers with past secretaries like Stephen Early and James Hagerty, praising their power and nerve while warning Moyers must win White House trust and Johnson's favorable image amid tough press.

Lyle Wilson United Press International Bill Moyers Johnson Moyers LBJ Herbert Hoover George Akerson Akerson Theodore Joslin Hoover Harry S Truman FDR Stephen T. Early Ike James A. Hagerty Washington Early Hagerty George E. Reedy Roosevelt Steve Iire Louis Howe Woodrow Wilson Joe Tumult Reedy Lyndon

Why Executives Attend Management Seminars By JESSE VOGUE

Edmund G. Pabst of Combined Insurance Co. explains why executives attend management seminars. He cites manpower development and motivation as key assets and praises AMA courses that help non college entrants “make the grade” in management. Pabst notes management is increasingly a science.

Jesse Vogue UPI New York Edmund G. Pabst Pabst

Moyers as White House press secretary for LBJ questioned

Washington reports debate Moyers appointment will improve Johnsons press relations or mainly boost Moyers hopes. Insiders say the pick aims to add policy heft, while critics doubt it will alter Johnsons persistent image. Observers point to Viet Nam, Dominican Republic strains and Johnsons tough style as ongoing pressures on change.

Washington NEA Bill B. Moyers White House Johnson Moyers Viet Nam Dominican Republic Grand Tetons Wyoming

Prayer For Today

Eternal God save us from trusting in ourselves sustain us in crisis by thy divine love and power In times of discouragement keep us from quitting our posts of duty and service Give us wisdom to accept ourselves as we are do the best we can and leave the rest with Thee Amen Charles M Crowe Wilmette ll minister Wilmette Parish Methodist Church

Jesus Charles M. Crowe Wilmette, Lll Wilmette Parish Methodist Church

Washington Notebook Highlights GOP Heat and Sailboat Jokes

A Washington Notebook piece recalls Maine GOP veteran Fred Scribner joking about heat in Maine and invitation lists at a Republican National Committee meeting. Texas committeeman Albert Fay, fresh from boat races in Italy, is noted for winning one of 17 races. The item also mentions Adlai Stevenson’s 1952 Town Hall speech and Willard Wirtz’s later address, tying past and present political voices.

Washington NEA Republican National Committee Maine Fred Scribner Scribner Albert Fay Fay Italy Adlai Stevenson Los Angeles Stevenson Navy Frank Knox Knox Labor Willard Wirtz

Groonski mocks letter mixup and British mail jab

Postmaster General John Gronouski found amusement in a letter to the editor about a franked government mail item two miles from his office. The letter, published in the Manchester Guardian, mocked Britain’s mail service. A Washington Area Alcoholism Center residence sign named a woman as Supervisor of Intake, prompting a puzzled inquiry about cross purposes in the building.

John Gronouski Gronouski Manchester Guardian Great Britain Washington Area Council

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