What Is The Chamber's Role In This Debate
A reflective piece arguing newspapers shape community standards and defend press freedom while condemning misstatements during levies elections. It defends editorial independence, stresses equality before the law, and criticizes those who attack press credibility, suggesting a needed dialogue with the Chamber and local leaders.
Madams of the Mystic Scam Target Gullible Americans
A reader denounces phony psychics and fortune tellers preying on the gullible. He cites a greenish handbill offering to heal sickness and misfortune, promising God’s messenger status and guaranteed results, with promises to heal, reunite couples, and curb alcoholism, urging legal action to stop such scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Heaven
Madames Home
West Virginia arts and crafts fair helps craftspeople sell wares
State Commerce Department aids West Virginia artisans by promoting wood carving weaving and other crafts learned from ancestors. The Cedar Lakes fair near Ripley on July 25 aims to boost tourist souvenirs and provide retailers with stock ideas. About 65 exhibitors expected. last year 25 of 50 participated. Fred Ball in Milton showcases a different craftsman each weekend to demonstrate and sell wares, expanding from glass to all WV handcrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Rosen
Charleston
UPI
State Commerce Department
West Virginia
Department
David Callighan
Carl Little
Don Page
Robert Bowers
State Departments of Education and Agriculture
West Virginia University Extension Service
Cedar Lakes
Ripley
Fred Ball
Milton High School
Fea
Turing
U. S. 60
Milton
Ball
West Virginia crafts boost culture and economy
Benny's WORLD promotes West Virginia crafts to retain Mountain State culture and upgrade the economy. Crafts include quilts, baskets, dolls, painted figures, corn husk dolls, rugs, mats, and coal jewelry, with creators emphasized for 100 percent profit retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
West Virginia
West Virginia WVPA contest awards noted in 1963 Register editorial
The Morgantown Register reports winning entries in the 1964 West Virginia Publishers Association Better Newspaper Contest. Judges praised the editorial What Is The Chamber's Role for defining press purpose and accessibility. Second place honors went to editorials by Earle Wittpen and Bill Childress, with comments on readability and originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
West Virginia Publishers’ Association
WVPA
Lee V. Young
San Francisco State College
Earle V. Wittpen
Weirton Daily Times
Young
Chamber
David A. Haberman
Creighton University
Bill Childress
The
Post-Herald
Eve Breck
Morgantown Dominion News
Russell J. Jandoli
Gerald R. Himmelsback
St. Bonaventure University
City Hall
Raleigh Register
Guyandotte
Logan Banner
Goldwater Admired Yet Cold To Scranton In Ohio Poll
In central Ohio voters express mixed views on Goldwater and Scranton. Goldwater is admired for his candor and steadfast stance, while Scranton’s record and timing draw little attention. Most interviewees show no strong desire for a government change and remain curious about Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotwood
Ohio
Middle West
G.O.P
Democratic
Taft
Robert Taft
Senate
Stephen Young
Cleveland
Youngstown
Yugoslavia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Middle Europe
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Gov
William Scranton
Goldwater
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Southeast Asia
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Bilbo
Chamber of Commerce “Education Committee
McMahan
Raleigh
Lester
Pineknob
Madame Y
Earth
Smith-Gibbs
Medical Society
By Roy Lee Harmon
Benny's
Viet Nam
Dorothy Amick
Potomac
Midwest