Thought For Today on Preparing Youth for Reality
A thought attributed to Dorothy M. Broderick, assistant professor of library science at Western Reserve University, argues that protecting youth from reality is impossible and the focus should be guiding them to gain insights into the real world for better preparation.
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Dorothy M. Broderick
Western Reserve U
France Standoff Over Sovereignty in European Market Crisis
The six nation European Common Market faces a political crisis as France led by Charles de Gaulle refuses to surrender sovereignty. Dispute centers on a 2.3 billion dollar farm subsidy fund and interim financing, with Britain’s entry vetoed and calls for political unity stalled. France argues Europe must not yield sovereignty, unsettling partners and markets.
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Phil Newsom
France
West German
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Europe
U. S
European Coal and Steel Community
Maurice Schuman
Schuman
Germany
Rome
Western
Brussels
Council of Ministers
Parliament of Europe
Strasbourg
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Britain
Pro
Commission
Delinquency Critique Targets Raleigh County Trap
An editorial faulting public officials and the community for juvenile delinquency in Raleigh County argues the problem stems from a failing family, moral laxity, and hypocrisy among leaders who avoid enforcement. It condemns officials and interest groups for ignoring cause and shifting blame to the poor.
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Raleigh County
Department of Welfare
National Broadcasting Editorial Conference Opens July 22
More than 100 broadcasters are expected to attend Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism for the third annual National Broadcasting Editorial Conference. The piece traces FCC stance shifts and notes rising editorial activity across radio and TV, including a WINS editorial that drew varied local reactions and rebuttal responses.
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Northwestern University
Medill School of Journalism
Federal Communications Commission
New York
Newark
Committee On Racial Equality
Newark Policemen’s Benevolent Association
Hugh Addonizio
Newark Human Rights Commission
Radio - Television Daily
Kuchel Faces Dilemma in 1966 California Gubernatorial Race
Washington report outlines California senator Thomas Kuchel balancing hawk and dove views as he weighs a Republican bid for governor against actor Ronald Reagan. Reagan leads in polls, while Brown and Unruh politics threaten any GOP bid amid a party struggle over right wing influence.
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Washington
NEA
California
Thomas Kuchel
Ronald Reagan
Ruchel
John Lindsay
New York
Rachel
Reagan
Kuchel
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
De Gaulle May Extend Use Of Boycott Tactic
Paris sources say French President Charles de Gaulle could extend his empty chair tactic from the European Common Market to NATO. He seeks a revamp to remove supranational elements and may withdraw France if allies reject overhaul, with a 1969 rethink possible.
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de Gaulle
Newal
Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
NATO
de Gaulle Coop
Germany
France
You, Your Child And School Spread Vacation Activities
David Nydick advises parents and children to spread summer activities across the vacation, avoiding tight schedules and planning a general program so energy lasts. Communities with longer school terms may relate to the idea of balanced summer plans.
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David Nydick
Beckley
David Nydice
Yellowstone National Park
Prayer For Today And Vacations Plan For Family Fun
Prayer invokes gratitude for nature and asks for meditative grace. The piece shifts to summer activity planning for families, urging varied, engaging plans, trips, and major events to prevent boredom, with emphasis on involving all ages and balancing routine with adventures.
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Publication details and subscription rates for Beckley Newspapers Corporation. Includes mailing options daily and Sunday, prices for 1 year or six months, home delivery rates by carrier, address change instructions, and tax note. Also states carriers are independent contractors and the company is not responsible for advance payments.
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John Hodel
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Bug Dust We Must Learn To Live Close To Disaster
John Hodell reflects on learning from dangers across science and society. He notes how misapplied freedom and unlearned risks threaten communities, from roads to war, and urges guarding what we have while preserving pioneer spirit. The third National Youth Science Camp was a success.
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John Hodel
Megalopolis
Lodge or Taylor for Viet Nam Ambassadorship
Henry Cabot Lodge would be a genial, gregarious ambassador in Saigon, breaking a disorganized pattern seen under Maxwell Taylor. Lodge contrasts with Taylor, who is orderly but distant, focused on military solutions. The piece argues Lodge could unite Saigon factions and strengthen rural governance to curb Viet Cong influence.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Lodge
U. S
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Agency For International Development
U. S. Information Agency
New England
Taylor
Saigon
Massachusetts
Khrushchev
Khanh
Lexington and Concord
Red Ho Chi Minh
United States
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
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