Honor To Mr Rickards and Mother's Day Riot Reflections
The Daily Tar Heel editorial praises Mr Rickards for urging action against Little League discrimination and condemns racial violence in Alabama. It frames the national church stance against segregation, urges proactive conscience, and warns that ignored racism remains a looming threat to all, urging timely, intelligent action.
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Joseph A. Rickards Jr
Arthur Lichtenberger
Episcopal Church
Richards
Little League
Mother’s Day
Alabama
Kennedy Aide Pitcher Battles White House Newsmen
Washington notebook reports a White House softball game where Theodore Sorensen pitched the entire game as his team lost 13 to 3 to White House correspondents. The piece also notes other Washington items including Sen. Mundt quips about Harold Stassen, a censored Pentagon release, and Gov. Romney’s Washington remarks at the National Press Club.
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Washington
Nba
Kennedy
Theodore Sorensen
White House
Sorensen
Gide Charles Daly
Daley
Harold Stassen
Karl E. Mundt
R.I. D
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
Mundt
Johnson
Pentagon
Defense Department
Security Review Group
McNamara
David Powers
Powers
Michigan
George Romney
National Press Club
Romney
Cleveland City Club
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Khrushchev
President Kennedy
Frances Bolton
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Congress
Buckeye
Registerings He Hates Supermarkets And The Little Old Lady Speed Demons
Roy Lee Harmon rails at modern supermarkets for long lines, crowded lots, and poor service. He recalls the old days when merchants offered personal attention and fair returns, lamenting spoiled produce and deceptive pricing. He imagines a shopper’s armor to endure the aisle battles and notes that the public bears the costs of subpar goods.
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Roy Lee Harmon
Time to think about September education specialist guidance
Time to consider your child’s class placement for September. Inform the school of special needs, physical difficulties, or social or home situation factors that may affect teacher choice. Mention any extended parental absence and potential placement with a specific teacher.
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UPI
Beckley sewer project lands Charleston man as sanitary engineer
25 Years Ago J. E. Settle of Charleston to be resident sanitary engineer on the $400000 Beckley sewer construction project, announced by Mayor A K Minter. Also notes wide range of local items from education to weather and obituaries in the Raleigh Register files.
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J. E. Settle
Charleston
Beckley
A . K. Minter
TV Humor Weapon Studied by Defense Department Experts
An examination of TV comedy's appeal notes researchers studied audience responses to old film comedies. They found laughter often arises from utterances like uh and ah, suggesting future programs could rely on facial gestures instead of scripts, while sparking debate over foreign scientists and classified defense involvement.
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Defense Department
Prayer for Faith and Courage to Live for Christ
A prayer lingers on gratitude for spring and health, asking for a vision beyond the day and bold resolve to commit life to Christ. The petitioner Roy H. Stetler of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, a former publishing agent for Evangelical United Brethren Church, signs the message.
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Christ
Jesus
Roy H. Stetler
Harrisburg
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Watch On The Potomac analysis of Negro equality and Kennedy era
A Washington opinion piece argues equality for African Americans requires self effort and action, not gradualism. It contrasts immigrant groups who advanced through work and education with the longstanding denial faced by Blacks, and notes growing impatience toward federal leaders like Kennedy and his brother Robert. It cites Baldwin and Clark remarks and emphasizes that true equality comes from Americans willing to fight for it.
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Job
Washington
South
Deerfield
Ill
Englewood
N. J
Birmingham
Ala
Massachusetts
Sicily
Robert
Kennedys
James Baldwin
Robert Kennedy
Baldwin
Kenneth Clark
Clark
Jerome Smith
Cuba
Bobby
Bobby Kennedy
North
Martin Luther King
Beckley Newspapers Subscription Rates and Policies
Beckley Newspapers outlines mail subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for one year or six months, and daily only options. It lists home delivery options by carrier and per period, notes state tax addition for West Virginia residents, and states carriers/ distributors are independent contractors not liable for advance payments. It also provides addresses and editor details for Beckley and Hinton, West Virginia.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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Teddy
By David Nydice
Raleigh Register
Quito
Ecuador
Peru
Harry Adam Stansbury
Glen Daniel
West Virginia University
West Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte M. Heilman
National Red Cross
Red Cross
A. S. Johnston Jr
Beaver Avenue
J. P. Holzmer
Germany
Poland
Q. S. George
Louisa George
Prosperity
Cannon City
Colorado
E. J. Robinson
Oliver Cawley
Hot Springs
Ark
Cawley
Jennie Worley
Hilda
Elmer
Charles
Sewell
Fayette County
Sewell Mountain
Mann's Creek
Potomac
John F. Kennedy
Naleigh & Register
Prince St
W. Va
Hinton
John Hodel
United Press International
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
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Greenville
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