Editorial Opposes West Virginia State Income Tax Amendment
Editorial argues against reviving a state income tax, noting federal pre emption and difficulties in taxing non residents. It endorses strict enforcement and interpretation of existing property tax laws, and says a new state income tax would be least desirable for West Virginia.
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West Virginia
Nixon Still Their Boy In 1960 VP Nomination Race
An Associated Press poll of GOP governors state chairmen and national committeemen shows Vice President Nixon remains the overwhelming favorite for Eisenhower's running mate. Stassen’s bid to unseat Nixon drew little support, with Herter mentioned only in passing as an option. The poll, covering 110 of 165 leaders, found 73 for Nixon, 14 for Nixon if Ike wants him, and a majority backing Nixon regardless of Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
Associated Press
GOP
Harold E. Stassen
Massachusetts
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Stassen
San Francisco
Ike
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio State
Minnesota
Missouri
Erley W. Bromwich
Bromwich
Earl Warren
Warren
New Hampshire
Dick Nixon
Bygd Byrd scandal dogged by second wife advice column
Congressman Robert C Byrd faced blackmail stemming from his daughter Margie who threatened to expose a puppy promise affecting his election. The piece recalls dogs from the West Virginia Turnpike wreck and a gift of canine pups to new homes. It then pivots to a advice roundup on second wives and marriage dynamics. The column ends with a note on motorists mileage and modern driving.
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Margie
Alexandria
Washington
Register
West Virginia Turnpike
Don Minner
Crescent Road
Luther Tredway
Don’t Rush Off to Russia Warns E W In War-Torn Travel Note
Vilna report notes American tourists should delay Russia travel due to Intourist inefficiency and red tape. Writer details failed interviews with a Moscow movie star, lost cables, phone delays, and scarce contact with locals. He applauds Cosmos Travel Bureau guidance and predicts improvement next year. The piece blends travel satire with observations on American press and celebrity gossip.
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Hollywood
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Deal
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Central Telegraph Agency
U.S
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Service Bureau
Mike Todd
Gregori Alexandrov
Gabriel Reiner
Cosmos Travel Bureau
Coriny
America
Sarah Churchill
Tony Beauchamp
Coretta Morrow
Rex Harrison
Lilli Palmer
Kay Kendall
Fair Lady
John Denson
Newsweek
Siezi Sessler
London
Barbara Anderson
Case Records of a Psychologist The Worry Clinic Case
Susan Wertman details her attempt to post three compliments daily for 30 days and join clubs like the Compliment Club and League of the Golden Pen. The column frames lay participation as vital to public education, praising mothers and laypeople for teaching and moral work, with the newspaper deemed an informal home university for practical psychology.
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YMCA
CYO
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Northwestern University
Susan Wertman
America
Uiwugl Ney
Honeymoon Woes Revealed by Psychologist Greenwald
New York brides frequently complain of homesickness during their honeymoons while grooms tend to hide loneliness. Psychologist Harold Greenwald notes that women are more open about honeymoon troubles and that a phone call home often eases the strain. Greenwald advises couples and serves as a staff consultant for the Hotel Concord in Kiamesha Lake.
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Harold Greenwald
Gary Cooper
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Kiamesha Lake
Fragmented reflections on marriage and faith in mid-century views
A prayer by A A Scott of Toronto praising Jesus as a personal friend and source of peace. The text shifts to quotes about brides and grooms, citing Dr Greenwald on marital misunderstandings, communication gaps, and expectations in early married life.
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Jesus
A. A. Scott
Toronto
Eisenhower Between Rock and Hard Place
Washington reports President Eisenhower faces pressure from Harold Stassen over Nixon as his running mate. Stassen hints at opposing Nixon if Ike does not affirm Nixon’s fit, forcing four possible actions: endorse Nixon, curb Stassen, dismiss him, or stay silent. The timeline shows Ike alternately praising Nixon and avoiding a firm commitment.
Military Men in News Completing Six Month Active Duty
Pvt Raymond R White son of Mrs Earl Crawford of Cool Ridge completes eight weeks of basic training at Fort Knox Ky and moves to advanced training. Navy enlistee William Jay Jennings finishes basic at Bainbridge Md. Pte Jackie Mr Proffitt earns Seventh Army Safe Driver award in Germany with the 73rd Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion. Pvt Victor M Rizzi graduates from the Armour Training Center Fort Knox Ky after completing autonomous maintenance helpers course.
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Fort Knox
Pvt
Raymond R. White
Earl Crawford
Cool Ridge
White
Fort
Focal Army Reserve
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Navy
William Jay Jennings
Bainbridge, Md
Naval Center
Germany
73Rd
Jackie Mr. Proffitt
Howard Proffitt
Sophia
Proffitt
Fort Gordon
Europe
Army
Armor Training Center
Victor M. Rizzi
Doris
Nick Rizzi
Temple St. Beckiey
Woodrow Wilson High School
Great Atlantic
Prcific Tea Co
Fort Jackson
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