Editorial Review Attacks Federal Aid to Education
Rep. Ralph W. Gwinn of New York denounces the Kelley bill, arguing it would siphon $400 million yearly for four years totaling $1.6 billion and redistribute it as grants, favoring six industrial states. He calls Title II a debt-bond scheme, Title III a risky loan program, and warns the Education Commissioner could override districts. Local communities must solve their own needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Gwinn
New York
Rep
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Gwinn
Rep. Gwinn
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
California
United States
Commissioner of Education
Peter
Paul
Democratic push for federal dam at Hells Canyon sparks clash
Capitol Hill Democrats press a high dam plan to counter Idaho Power three-dam project in Hells Canyon. Opposition from Eisenhower era officials and the F C C decision favoring private construction fuels a Senate fight led by Senator Morse and allies. Critics label the private license a giveaway while noting higher federal costs and tax payments for the public option.
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Capitol Hill
Hells Canyon
Eisenhower
Oregon
Idaho
Interior
Douglas McKay
U. S
Wayne Morse
Idaho Power Company
Canyon
Federal Power Commission
Snake River
National Hells Canyon Association
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sen
Morse
North Dakota
William Langer
Milton R. Young
Idaho Power
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Army Engineers
Columbia Basin
The Frigid Sex Case From The Worry Clinic
Case R-389 describes Mabel a 42 year old wife with three schoolchildren and a husband unhappy with perceived lack of physical affection. The article contrasts male fear of waning vigor with female shifts to domestic life and maternal roles, debating sex ardor, and urging wives to feign ardor to keep husbands devoted.
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Mabel G
Mabel
Beau Brummels Wed To American Women
New York quoted fashion head Michael Daroff of H. Daroff and Lone declares American husbands are best dressed, Europe behind. He notes styles for fall favor brighter gray and blue, double breasted cuts, and shirt cuff exposure. advises wives aid in wardrobe, counts typical prices and wardrobe totals.
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New York
Joe
Michael Daroff
Daroff
H. Daroff and Lone
Philadelphia
Europe
Beau Brummels
America
Continent
Military Men in News At Hore and Overseas
Peggy Kessinger reports on active duty advances and new postings for West Virginia servicemen. 1st Lt. William D. McLean, son of Beckley residents, graduates medical service orientation at Fort Sam Houston and receives orders to Fort Bragg. Samuel Tassitino, 51, Beckley, promoted to aviation machinist’s mate third class and serving in Naples, Italy. Marine Pfc. Howard E. Shirkey returns to Norfolk aboard USS Albany after five months in the Mediterranean with the Sixth Fleet. Charles C. Cunningham, 22, Oak Hill, returns to the United States from Germany where he serves in the Fourth Infantry Division.
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Medical Service School
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
William D. McLean
David McLean
Stanhope Court
Beckley
McLean
Fort Bragg
Samuel Tassitino
Temple St
Naval Air Facility
Naples
Italy
USS
Albany
Marine Pfc
Howard E. Shirkey
H. V. Shirkey
F. St., Beckley
Mediterranean
Sixth Fleet
Portsmouth
Spain
Ireland
Cuba
United States
Germany
Fourth Infantry Division
Charles C. Cunningham
Charles Cunningham
Oak Hill
Fatherhood Reflections On a Son From a Sunday Sermon
In a Father's Day talk at the Methodist Temple, Rev W H Foglesong reads The Shrine of Sleeping Childhood and urges greater understanding of children. He recalls a moment of remorse at his son's bedside and vows to be a gentler, more present father, kneeling in the dark to confess his faults and renew his commitment to patience and love.
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W. H. Foglesong
Methodist Temple
Raleigh Register masthead and contact line
Becketly based Raleigh Register entry notes Beckley and Hinton offices. Published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation with second class main matter. Managing editor CJ McQuade listed. telephone for all departments is Beckley 3321.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
Merrie England hosts a weary traveler en route to Moscow
The narrator tours Merrie Old England, noting language quirks as Slugger complains English seems foreign to him. The piece highlights a growing American cultural influx with television projects by Jack Benny, Ethel Merman, and a satire on US Russian ties. Diana Dors and Sabrina are mentioned along with a newly described bosomy blonde.
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London
Moscow
Merrie Old
Bob
Ethel Merman
Grassroots Opinions on State Rights and Federal Power
Gainesville Texas Daily Register notes that state authority and rights must be preserved to balance federal power and protect individual rights. Dover Delaware State News criticizes misbehavior of some American young men in their relations with non citizens and calls for greater respect for others' rights in a democracy.
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Gainesville
Texas
Daily Register
Dover
Del
England Invaded by Yankees And More Are On The Way
British press scene buzzes with American stars like Jayne Mansfield Eartha Kitt and Ricki Renee in London spots. Bob Harrison confesses nerves over Confidential Magazine as Lloyd Nolan John Ireland Eva Gabor Mae West and Gloria de Haven pop up with plans and gossip. Big showbiz routines include Sinatra family notes Coburn lectures and a hotel sale amid light gossip and jokes from Earl.
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Jack Benny
Oine
Bob Hope
Carolina
Eartha Kitt
Cafe Des Paris
Ricki Renee
Miami Beach
Fla
England
Renee
Jack
Evanston, Il
N. Y
Frank
el Rancho Vegas
Charles Coburn
Will Rogers, Jr
Will Rogers
Nelva
Ted Williams
Detroit
Villa Victor
Syossett
Jim Jordans
Fibber McGee
Molly
Bill Liebow
Hotel International
Veradero
Cuba
New Communists Grasp Khrushchev Line Across Nations
The article surveys reactions by American, Italian, and French Communist parties to Khrushchev’s February Moscow speech. It details shifts toward united fronts with non Communist groups, emphasis on independence from Moscow, and internal debates sparked by Stalin era crimes. It notes Denis and Gates in the United States, Togliatti in Italy, and the French Communist delay in comment as they awaited the full text.
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Washington
Italy
France
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Eugene Dennis
John Gates
The
Daily Worker
Gates
Stalinist
Khrushcchev
Dennis
Palmiro Togliatti
Togliatti
Prayer for Perseverance from Brooklyn Minister
Alfred Grant Walton of Flatbush Tompkins Congregational Church in Brooklyn N Y offers a prayer asking for perseverance and resolve to follow God's holy will. He seeks heroism in hardship, steadiness in discouragement, and honesty rewarded by divine approval through success or failure.
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Christ
Alfred Grant Walton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Flatbush-Tompkins Congregational Church
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Raleigh
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Los Angeles
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Sabrina
Wilson
Ture
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Confidential
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Siegi
John Ireland
Phoenix
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Reds
Variety
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Sunday Times
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Paris
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