Summer music, war news mix in Baltimore Sun piece
The piece surveys summer concert plans in New York and major venues while noting Stravinsky’s 80th birthday and Guggenheim led series. It shifts to a grim report from Saigon and Nashua as Sergeant Gardner and two officers are killed, framing U.S. losses amid nonwar labeling.
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Stravinsky
New York
Lewisohn Stadium
Guggenheim
Guggenheimer
Goldman
Guggenheim Memorial
Daniel and
Florence Guggenheim
Charles S. Guggenheimer
Minnie
United States Army
United States
Gardner
Baltimore Sun
Administration Opposes Move To Cut Working Hours Again
Washington report outlines opposition from President Kennedy and business leaders to shortening the 40 hour work week while labor unions push for a 35 hour week. Meany supports reduced hours amid unemployment concerns, automation, and productivity links. critics warn of higher costs, fewer jobs, and potential moonlighting. The piece also reviews rubber industry history on hour shifts and notes mixed worker sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Worsnop
Washington
A.F.L.C
George Meany
Meany
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Big Steel
Akron
Detroit
Los Angeles
Beckley Newspapers Classified Rates and Delivery Terms
Publication details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation outline mailing and home delivery rates for daily and Sunday service in West Virginia and nearby areas. It lists subscription prices by mail and carrier, with annual and half-year options, plus a note on sales tax and independent contractor status of carriers and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Sanfrancisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
West Virgina
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Advance Se Ae
Tugbutton Demands Answers On Foreign Farm Study
Washington reports Hon. Timothy Tugbutton storms the newsroom denouncing U.S. aid funds. He cites a $249,600 Italian firm study for Ecuador under the Alliance for Progress, paid by U.S. taxpayers, and questions why the money goes abroad with no domestic spending strings. He also critiques inflation and government deficits as masking the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
U.S
South
Central America
Organization of American States
Tim
Dillman
Tugburton
Alliance For Progress
Italy
White House
U.S.A
Agriculture Department
Department
Washington
Psychiatric Rules For Child Rearing From Ebaugh Urged
UPI reports from New York that Prof. Franklin G. Ebaugh of the University of Colorado argues modern child rearing is over child centered. He presents five rules stressing parental individuality, stable authority, and social responsibility to curb misbehaving children and anxious parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Smith
UPI
New York
Franklin G. Ebaugh
University of Colorado, Denver
Parents, educators debate child rearing and privacy
Dr Ebaugh outlines psychiatric guidelines for child rearing while critics warn of an educational shift moving high school content to earlier grades. He cites parental influence, privacy concerns, and the strain of excessive recreational activity on children as central issues in a broader professional view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. James Quillen
Stanford University
Goodyear aids Brazil Styrene-Butadiene plant dedication
A 40,000 ton per year styrene-butadiene rubber plant near Rio de Janeiro is to be dedicated this week. It expands free world capacity to nine nations and was built with engineering design and construction help from a United States company, though owned by Brazil's Petrobras government agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessue Rogue
NEW York
UPI
25 Years Ago From the 1937 Raleigh Register
Warren Williams of Beckley to return as senior counselor at Camp Greenbrier June 29 for the eighth year. He won a University of Alabama glee club plaque and will teach music classes. Howard St. Clair of West Point to spend three months with family. Woman's Club elects Mrs Clarence Walker president. Goodyear reports Goodyear capacity and foreign plant involvement in synthetic rubber SBR production. Laibe notes rising SBR demand and potential new plants worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Register
Warren Williams
Beckley
Camp Greenbrier
Alderson
University of Alabama
Glee Club
Howard St. Clair
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
W. P. St. Clair
The
Woman's Club
Clarence Walker
Laibe
UPT
Goodyear
Houston
Texas
Bank directors elect new cashier in Pineville 1912
At a meeting of the First National Bank of Pineville directors, S. F. Chambers of Clifton Forge was elected cashier to succeed H. L. Taylor, who moves to Hin ton for a similar post. Fraternal groups plan a joint building on the Caffee lot.
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Raleigh Register
First National Bank of
Pineville
W. Va
S. F. Chambers
Clifton Forge
H. L. Taylor
Hinton
Odd Fellows and Masons
Jensicke
Taylor's Cash
New River Lodge
1.C.C.F
The 181st day of ill star status and the bank
A satirical monologue on a man having a bad day filled with missteps and paranoia about banks, neighbors, the garbage man, and a bark of comedic doom. The piece ends with a prayer from John W. Shackford of Waynesville NC, a retired Methodist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N. C
Waste in US budget blamed on mismanagement, not luck
Washington correspondent cites GAO head Joseph Campbell arguing that waste exceeds one tenth of one percent of the $90 billion budget, caused by poor management and systemic gaps. He notes GAO reforms cut delays in audits but cannot fix congressional junkets, payroll padding, or nepotism, urging inspector general offices and stronger audit efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Campbell
General Accounting Office
GAO
Scotch Joe Campbell
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Campbell
Army
IG Corps
Comptroller
Billie Sol Estes
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America
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Brooklyn
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Mass
Robert L. Gardner
Nashua
N. H
Vietnam
Saigon
Pascal
Blaise Pascal
Nalciagh
Prince St
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John Hodel
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United Press International
Tugbutton
Lyle C. Wilson
Timothy Tugbutton
U.S. Treasury
G. Dillman
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force Chief of Staff
William Brown
U. S. Public Health Service
Ebaugh
American Psychiatric Association
American Medical Association
American Psychiatry
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Japan
England
Australia
France
South Africa
M. W. Laibe
A. L. Hutchinson
Albuquerque, N. M
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Peter Edson
NEA
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