Will it Get Hulett Votes
A Parkersburg July 15 1966 American Legion convention adopted a resolution praising West Virginia Governor Hulett C Smith for backing the Vietnam policy. The Register raises questions about the state sending Legion materials with official franking and taxpayers bearing postage costs.
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American Legion
Parkersburg
L. Eldon James
United States
Vietnam
Department of West Virginia
Hulett C. Smith
West Virginia
Department of
The
Legion
Charleston
State of
Masons
Elks
Moose
Eagles
Odd Fellows
War's Rules and the Fate of POWs in Vietnam War
Richard Spong argues ground rules of war protect POWs, but North Vietnam’s treatment of captured airmen in Hanoi challenges them. He cites Geneva norms, risks of trying airmen as war criminals, and the potential domestic backlash in the United States if pilots are executed. The piece weighs international law against wartime realities, warning of heightened American fury and possible retaliation.
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Richard Spong
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
P.o.w.’S
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Washington Post
Baltimore Sun
United States
James Reston
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
Roosevelt
Greenbrier Repertory Theatre Delivers The Mouse Trap
A Greenbrier County outing praises Greenbrier Repertory Theatre for The Mouse Trap in a tented venue by the Greenbrier River. The piece notes promising upcoming shows The Curious Savage Dracula and an unannounced finale, plus the troupe’s funding model and local dining tip at Court Restaurant in Lewisburg.
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Wife
Greenbrier County
Greenbrier Repertory Theatre
Repertory Theatre
John Patrick
Greenbrier
Paul Detch
Christopher Wren
New York
J. W. Benjamin
Greenbrier Military School
Colonel Ren’ Said
Ronceverte
John Benjamin
Benjamin
Repertory
Miss Christie
Leniency For The Fourth Offense
The Raleigh Empire Coal Company faced scrutiny after repeated pollution charges. The Department of Natural Resources noted prior offenses by the Shady Spring Development Company before the merger, with fines of 25, then 50, and a second offense fined 200 under state law. Critics argue the court’s minimum penalties and leniency conflict with the allowed range and public safety.
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Raleigh Empire Coal Company
Department of Natural Resources Enforcement
Shady Spring Development Company
New Company
Harry L. McCreery
Natural Resources Department
Piney
Department of Natural Resources
Summer Heat Safety Advice From The Express
A San Antonio Express message urges readers to protect against heat as summer peaks. It warns against heavy chores and strenuous outdoor work, recommends early golf, light exercise, ample hydration, and easy meals. Observers may resent contentment, but readers should stay cool and lazy when possible.
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San Antonio
Tex
De Gaulle Keeps Pressure On Britain's EC Entry
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle has not softened his stance on Britain joining the European Common Market. Pompidou's London talks showed no real shift as London presses for entry under conditions, while Paris demands wholehearted treaty adherence and domestic economic reform. Diplomats see little prospect of entry this year or next.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Economic ‘‘Club
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
London
Harold Wilson
Pompidou
Rome
European Free Trade Association
EFTA
Commonwealth
India
Nigeria
Canada
United States
Weekend Mechanics Spur Shift In Auto Parts Sales
Manufacturers of auto parts expand outlets to supermarkets discount houses and service stations as weekend mechanics grow in number. Lee Filter Corp chief notes 60 percent of anti-freeze now bought to be used at home. The firm offers a free guide with oil filter purchase and over 100 home maintenance tips.
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UPI Financial
New York
UPI
Martin Weiss
Lee Filter Corp
Weiss
Edison, N.J
Lee
Berry's World Misread? Home Car Repairs Rise With Shortage
The piece quotes Weiss arguing that home car repairs do not hurt mechanics, as rising vehicle numbers have created a skilled labor shortage, boosting demand for professional auto repair services while owners fix cars themselves.
Watch On The Potomac Virginia Vote Opens Door To Another South
Washington reports on Virginia's Democratic primary as Sen. Harry Byrd nears death and his machine weakens. Howard Smith and Willis Robertson seem defeated while Harry Byrd Jr. survives, signaling a shift toward moderates like George Rawlings and William Spong. Apportionment and poll tax repeal aided urban influence and Black turnout, framing a potential new political balance in Virginia.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Old Dominion
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
Howard Smith
House Rules Committee
Willis Robertson
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Wall Street
Robertson
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Massachusetts
Kennedy
George C. Rawlings
LBJ
Old Guard
Alabama
Rawlings
William Spong
South
George Wallaces
Bull” Connors
Spong
Beckley News imprint and publication details
Publication notice from Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists address at 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia 25801 and 25801 key contact details. It notes second class mail privileges authorized at Beckley and Hinton West Virginia with telephone access for all departments.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
West Virginia
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