Governor Suth Faces Praise On Human Rights Appointee
Aids to public morale note the governor’s support for Carl W. Glatt, executive director of the West Virginia Human Rights Commission, praised as persevering and victorious. The column urges linking Glatt’s success to the governor’s broader record on human rights matters and education upgrades.
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Suth
Marty
Shawit
Carl
W. Glatt
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
Glatt
Synsport
Quote from a Communist paper on North Korea news
A reader notes the value of positive news and cites excerpts from North Korea's state press praising Kim Il Sung and describing the capture of a U S officer as part of a heroic defense by the Korean People's Army. The account portrays the incident as a successful espionage counteraction.
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Ameren Publi
Kays Gary
Charlotte Observer
Fikm
North Korea
Aml Tead
Kerns
Gary
Gary Bread
Marsal Kin MW Sung
Kiss
Puelo
U.S
Pueblo
Wiel
Korean People's Army
News and Editorial Rant on Vietnam Reporting
A Florence South Carolina Morning News opinion piece criticizes American news coverage of Vietnam, accusing it of propaganda and glossing over harsh realities. The author advocates presenting factual reporting even when it reveals troubling details, arguing ignorance harms the public interest.
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Gul Eumitry
Gary
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Florence
S. C
Realistic limits urged on U S commitments abroad
Ray Cromley argues the United States must set clear limits on its global duties amid oil rich Middle East tension. He warns against overstretch across Vietnam Europe the Middle East and the Americas and calls for prioritized defense of core allies with available resources.
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U.S
Dubat
Middle East
Fytin Avay
Sids
Malaysia
Singapore
United States
Vietnam
Thailand
America
Myica
Mediterranean
U. S
Somesime
State Department
Saikt — Mussina
Ted Chinn
North Viettai
Meir
Rong
Mier
Whele
Raleigh Register 1914 File Excerpt Ends with Pension News
Five decades ago from the Raleigh Register archives, William Wilson of Slab Fork is granted a pension of eight dollars weekly for eight weeks after a mine fall injury. The Ladies Aid Society of the ALE Church South met, electing officers including Mrs W B Fread as president and Mrs Dorsey as treasurer, with Mrs Tom Lewis as assistant secretary.
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Raleigh Register
William Wilson
Slab Fork
Ladies Aid Society of the Ale
Church, South
W. If
McGinnis
W. B. Fread
Preside Dorsey
Don Keyser
Treasury
Atte
Robin Slaver
Serrolary
Tom Lewis
Nixon Sees Handshake Campaign Style Fading in Primaries
United Press International reports that Richard Nixon suggests the old handshaking approach to presidential primaries is declining as primary laws across 44 states and the District of Columbia influence candidate strategies. The piece reviews past campaigns from Kefauver to Kennedy and Nixon, noting shifts toward issue focus over personal contact.
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Nixon
United Press International
Richa M. Nixon
District of
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Geore Romney
Michigan
New Hampshire
Romney
Kefauver
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Harry L ‘Avient
Truman
Juin F. Kennedy
Flugert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Kennedy
Batt
Humpheroy
Dwight D. Lisenhower
Europe
West Hampshire
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Barry M. Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Orogon
Goldwater
California
Pharmaceutical lobby bits and odd Capitol chatter
A jumble of lost rumors about the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association and lobbyists in Washington. Disjoint anecdotes mention Dirksen rivals, a party admission, and a cartoonish dinner invitation tale. Also notes Nebraska stock group gifts and a cannibal shark fact from National Geographic.
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Leon Burnett Washington
UPI
Oalisn
Inet
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
PMA
PALA
Amd
Ceniter Hull
Nebraska Stock Growerd Association
Polish Communists Face Three Way Fight in 1980s
A foreign analysis recalls Poland in the 1980s as Miler and Gomulka challenged Soviet pressure, seeking sovereignty and reform. It details their clashes with Khrushchev era threats, the push for independence, and the brief flowering of freer dissent before repressive measures returned.
25 Years Ago From The 1043 Files Of Phins
A fragmented report recalls a plan to build an $85,000 12 classroom and gymnasium facility replacing the Atarsh Fork Building destroyed by a fire. It notes strict Eastern bloc border controls and continued Soviet troops in Poland, with Poland retaining limited sovereignty amid shifting explanations.
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Raleigh Register
Selvel
Atarsh Fork
Soviet Union
Gorailka
Paland
Fragmented Polish party fight shapes postwar power struggle
Be ini a war dependent upon to Soviet within the Polish Communist Party. A three-way split pits Gomulka and moderates against Stalinist conservatives and left wing partisans. The latter fought underground during the war while others went to Moscow. The conflict continues.
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Soviet Union
Communist Party
Gomulka
Afoscow
Bug Dust There Have Been Editors Who Made Mistakes Too
A reminiscence by John Hodell of a Baltimore printing shop and a mini history of editing and typesetting. It recalls misread copy, misprints, and the human errors that creep into newspapers and the craft of copy reading. The piece reflects on editors, printers, and the joy and pain of keeping copy faithful to the author.
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John Hodel
Cony
Javion
Rockefeller Slate Eyes South Dakota Primary Momentum
Washington based NEA report notes pro Rockefeller Republicans in South Dakota plan to field 14 delegates on June 4, with Oregon Republicans also weighing a write in challenge to Nixon and Reagan. The piece discusses broader Republican delegate strategies, potential outcomes, and polls showing Rockefeller leading or trailing various opponents.
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NEA
South Dakota
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Richard Nixon
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Archie Gubbrud
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Robert A. Taft
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Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Lynsdon Johnson
Rocky
Vietnam
Sen
Gadogs McGovern
Havelt
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