Thought For Today Quote Sparks Tense Debate
Public remark attributed to H. Rap Brown, a Black Power figure, connects to a history of anti establishment rhetoric. The statement references national identity and potential violent actions amid FBI involvement.
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H. Rap Brown
FBI
Everything Is Oddly Normal In This Kooky World
A reflective survey of modern life noting excessive borrowing and debt driven consumerism. It highlights credit cards motor debt vacation fatigue and the rise of mind altering drugs plus concerns about Vietnam and corporate profits. The piece invites readers to ponder where society is heading.
De Gaulle's Quebec Visit Sparks Controversy in Canada
The French president's Montreal speech declaring Vive le Quebec libre upset many Canadians. While few sympathize with separatists, the episode raises concerns of security and diplomatic propriety as Ottawa contemplates future relations and broader national unity.
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Europe
Canada
de Gaulle
Montreal
Liberte
Egalite
Quebec
France
Wolfe
Montcalm
Charlie
New Orleans
Reagan Threat to Nixon in Three State Primaries
Nixon faces a potential Reagan challenge in Wisconsin Nebraska and Oregon as Reagan resists declaring noncandidacy. The two leaders met at Bohemian Grove and sought unity while wary of factional plots within the GOP and conservative wing.
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Nixon
Washington
NEA
Ronald Reagan
California
Bohemian Grove
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Romney
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Ronnie
Richard Nixon
Weather hits Beckley as heat follows rain waves
Beckley endured a spell of hot weather last week after heavy rains the prior week. County Agent H. B. Thomas warned crop prospects suffer in such heat. The high for July 13 reached 90 degrees per weather observer L. A. Mauck. Mrs Genev a Bobbitt, wife of Oak Hill High principal G. B. Bobbitt, has joined the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps and will report in Des Moines, Iowa on August 3.
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Beckley
H. B. Thomas
L. A. Mauck
Mercury
Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
Geneva Bobbitt
Oak Hill High School
G.B. Bobbitt
Des Moines
Iowa
Fall Summit for Viet Allies Draws Mixed Responses
The Manila visit of Gen. Taylor and Clark Gifford is cooled by Marcos who rejects further U S pressure. Korea Thailand and the Soviet UN envoy Fedorenko spark doubt and a summer exodus of Soviet leaders signals a busy rest season ahead.
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UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Asia
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U.S
Maxwell Taylor
Clark Gifford
Manila
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
Foreign Ministry
South Korea
Thailand
Soviet Union
United Nations
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Kremlin
United States
Fedorenko
U.N
Moscow
Nikolai Podgorny Laft
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
West Virginia Prison Reform Fosters Staff Unity and Training
West Virginia corrections chief C Robert Sarver fosters inter agency cooperation and staff training across six institutions. Programs include AFL CIO sponsored courses, probation officer redistribution, guard self improvement, and an inmate education push with new counselors at Pruntytown and Huttonsville. Moundsville inmates pay for Dale Carnegie courses.
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Julia Sadd
Charleston
UPI
Corrections Division
C. Robert Sarver
Sarver
Aflcio
Pruntytown
Huttonsville
Moundsville
Wellsburg
Davis
Afl-Cio
50 Years Ago From Raleigh Register Notes
Fifty years ago W E Beane planned to join a display men’s group in St Louis. The E E White Coal Co built a church for colored people at Glen White with cornerstone laid Aug 26. Juvenile and inmate programs spread literacy, training and family support across Moundsville and surrounding camps.
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W. E. Beane
Charleston
International Association of Display Men
St Louis
E. E. White Coal Co
Glen White
The Good Old Days Revisited By Bob Wills
Rhetorical essay laments global woes from racial violence to hunger and pollution. The piece contrasts history’s hardships with nostalgic days, then argues for present action and better living now rather than dreaming of the past.
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Vietnam
Middle East
India
Hitler
Mussolini
Kaiser Bill
Prayer for peace of mind and endurance in faith
A prayer attributed to James W. Kennedy of Cincinnati requests freedom from craving artificial peace through pills and from seeking constant approval. It pleads to be kept by the "I can take it" mindset and to rely on divine backing in Christ.
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Pruntytown
Salem
God
Christ
James W. Kennedy
Cincinnati
Forward Movement Publications
North Vietnam Questioning Mao Cult of Personality
North Vietnam shows signs of discontent with Mao Zedong's leadership as Hoc Tap questions the cult of personality. The Hanoi journal hints Ho Chi Minh is a more authentic revolutionary, signaling shifting ties with China and Moscow amid Vietnam War concerns.
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Hoc Tap
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Kremlin
Beckley Newspapers Classified Rate Card Details
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, daily only options, and home delivery. The notice names editors John Hodel and staff, states advertising representation, and notes tax and carrier contractor details for subscribers in West Virginia.
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