Nixon faces tough path as campaign moves forward
James Marlow outlines Nixon's advantages and dangers as he seeks the Republican nomination and Must decide whether to echo Eisenhower or chart own course. The piece recalls postwar pay debates, postal costs, and the politics of the 1950s era.
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Bombay splits in two yet again as linguistic rift grows
In a repeat of 1950s clashes, Bombay State is set to divide into Maharashtra and Gujarat with Bombay city under central administration. The plan risks new riots and financial strain for Gujarat, as oil discoveries and port ambitions spark optimism amid tense ethnic rivalries.
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Snowfalls In Flat Top Reach Historic Totals
Weather observer notes from Flat Top reveal total seasonal snowfall of 112.2 inches through March, with a record 45.2 inches in March and drifts up to 15 feet. Comparisons are made to prior seasons, while local road crews receive praise for clearing highways despite repeated closures.
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Fred Bowling
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Parkersburg
C. J
McQuade
State Road Commission
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Raleigh
Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra Rumored Central Park Scene
Gossip column notes Ava Gardner relaxing with Frank Sinatra in a New York City apartment before Hollywood travel. French papers discuss a beer romance rumor between top glamour figures. Ed Sullivan signs the Barry Sisters for six TV shows as other ink flows about performers, dames, and nightlife.
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Discrimination, democracy, and faith in the NAACP era
The author urges equal rights and criticizes racial discrimination in coal mines and retail, defending the NAACP and linking democracy to freedom. He references historical figures and cites Beckley incidents, urging love and community rebuilding through Christian leadership.
Junior Editors Quiz on Fire
Not only wolves but most wild animals are afraid of fire. Man learned to control it while animals cannot start or extinguish fires. Fire drives animals to flee, yet humans use it for camping protection. Tom Schultz of Oberlin, Ohio wins $10 for this prompt.
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Declamation Contest Participants Expected From Local Schools
Pete Gallo of Woodrow Wilson High and Glen Webb of Beckley Junior High will take part in the annual declamation contest under Bluefield College auspices. Senator Fleet Rush Holt plans a Europe trip to deliver a Fourth of July address at Reibald National Park dedication in Denmark, presenting the park with the West Virginia State Flag. Diplomatic circles forecast the collapse of the League of Nations under pressure from new alliances unless Europe’s situation improves.
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Raleigh Register Publisher Information and Subscription Rates
Raleigh Register published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation outlines office details in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. It lists Associated Press membership, national ad reps, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery with tax notes and carrier responsibilities.
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