West Virginia needs a bushel basket not a tin cup
The column lampoons federal anti poverty aid and WV's share under Johnson's program. It cites Mayor Lee of New Haven crediting a proactive staff for leveraging legislation, urges West Virginia to demand its cut, and notes rival states receive larger sums. It also mocks car critics and nods to Ralph Nader.
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New Haven
Conn
Richard C. Lee
Lee
Barron
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
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Texas
Sugar
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Charleston
Fellows
Watch On The Potomac Closed Minds In An Open Society
Robert G. Spivack argues that student and faculty walkouts at Amherst and New York University over McNamara reflect closed minds and intolerance. He notes most audiences stayed, praises orderly dissent, and warns against equating Viet Nam policy with totalitarianism. He cites Goldberg on democracy and calls for hearing opposing views before judging.
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Washington
Robert McNamara
Amherst
New York University
McNamara
Communist world splits widen over Vietnam war
UPI Foreign News Analyst notes rifts between United States allies and Communist bloc over Vietnam. He cites De Gaulle NATO withdrawal not direct, Chinese party purge linked to Vietnam as major fault line, and Fidel Castro joined by Russia in reacting to U.S. actions.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Communist Party
Red China
Fidel Castro
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Mao Tse
Hundred Flowers Clash Deepens In Maoist Purge
The purge targets top party figures in Beijing including Mayor Peng Chen and may spread to the armed forces, as power struggles over revisionist trends and Maoist doctrine unfold amid Viet Nam war pressures. Castro blames China for cutting Cuba rice imports, faces own crops and Soviet loyalty tests, while seeking broader Russian backing.
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Peking
Peng Chen
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Nikita Khrushchev
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The Pill And The Loop In Catholic Birth Policy
The Vatican commission nears its three year study on birth control with Pope Paul VI set to issue an authoritative pronouncement after June 26. The article notes potential loosening of the ban, with the Pill and the Loop presented as viable options despite ongoing church doctrine. It cites the rhythm method as current church policy and discusses contraceptive effectiveness and costs. Data from a survey shows differing usage rates among Catholic and non Catholic wives, and questions whether papal guidance will ease or intensify guilt. The Pill and Loop are described as lasting options regardless of papal stance.
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Vatican Commission On
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Paul VI
Church of Rome
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Public Personnel Chief Aims to Raise Image of Workers
Thomas P. Meadows, head of West Virginia Department of Personnel since 1965, aims to improve the image of public employees. The Princeton resident, 47, supervises about 12,000 of the state’s 24,000 workers, handling recruitment, layoffs, classifications, and pay.
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Thomas P. Meadows
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Meadows
West Virginia
Bluefeld
Princeton
Population estimates for Raleigh and Beckley
Raleigh County estimates put Raleigh at 35 762 and Beckley near 4 000. New York reports 50 percent of Marine Corps rejections since May due to faulty respiration and tachycardia linked to heavy smoking. Meadows plans an employment advancement program to improve state government staffing and create promotions. It outlines sick leave transfers and employee privileges, with an incentive award for service and efficiency.
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Raleigh Register
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Beckley
New York
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United States Marine Corps
Frank E. Evans
Meadows
Beckley Violin Maker’s Obscure American Dream
The long lost Beckley tale of Janos Tatterway a Hungarian immigrant who built violins in City Avenue Beckley West Virginia from 1919 until his death in 1946 He crafted 550 to 600 instruments and gained recognition from the Metropolitan Opera at New York He lived modestly renting homes he built himself and left a daughter Goldie Peery and several grandchildren.
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Vienna
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Moore
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Beckley Newspaper ad pricing and contact details
The notice lists publication details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation with office at 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia 25801 and Hinton West Virginia. It shows editor John Hodel and national advertising representation Ward Griffith Company with offices in major cities. Rates for home delivery by carrier or distributor are provided for daily and Sunday editions per week half-month and month.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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