Thought For Today Lost friends travel road ahead
A concise aphorism in which the author notes that departed friends are not dead but have advanced along the path ahead, urging reflection on the journey others have already begun and that life’s road continues beyond their steps.
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Aristophanes
Haiti’s Duvalier faces a doomed path amid misery and dread
The piece surveys Haiti under François Duvalier, noting 10 700 square miles of misery and subsistence farming for 80 percent of 4.3 million Haitians. It cites a 1961 GDP of about 75 dollars per person, illiteracy near 90 percent, and a looming political crisis as Duvalier seeks a second term via manipulative tactics.
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Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Duvalier
Monument to Lewis Turns to Cross in Kentucky Hospital Row
In Kentucky and the Virginias ten hospitals built by United Mine Workers Welfare Fund face closure as the Presbyterians seek a path to keep them open. The financial strain from aging coal industry employment and reduced production prompts talk of government aid and a special Kentucky legislature session to sustain patient care in a crumbling health system.
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Washington
Nea
United Presbyterian Church Board of National Missions
Kentucky
Virginias
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
Miners Memorial Hospital Assn
Tri-State
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
U. S. Coal Mines Administration
Joel T. Boone
Navy
Lewis
UMWA
U. S
Union
Presbyterian Church Missions
Area Redevelopment Administration
Bluestone Reservoir boating roars threaten fishing
A reader laments the Bluestone Reservoir becoming an aquatic circus as speed boats cruise the Bluestone prong. He urges conservation officers to revoke licenses and enforce safety, noting drownings risk and harm to anglers from large craft overshadowing small boats.
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Bluestone
New River Gorge
Lie Detector Under Attack After Bank Vice President Traced
UPI reports scientists debunking the polygraph as a reliable lie detector. A bank vice president was wrongly accused after repeated breathless “hits” from the machine. Psychiatric analysis showed a single involuntary confession and no funds missing. Doctors Dearman and Smith warn operators misread charts and stress the risk of false positives harming innocent workers.
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Delos Smith
UPI
New York
H. B. Dearman
B.M. Smith
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Richmond
Cus
Beclley area praised for West Virginia hospitality
A Bucyrus Ohio writer praises Beckley Ohio residents Marcella and Bob Adkins for rescuing seven travelers after a car breakdown. They offered shelter, meals, and help finding a cheaper local motor, then drove guests to Beckley and arranged further assistance. The letter commends Christian charity and urges civic recognition from the Chamber of Commerce.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Sophia
Irvins
Bob
Marcella Adkins
North Carolina
Beckley
Fair City
Marcella
Bob Adkins
Adkins
Chamber of Commerce
Katharine W. Irvin
Robert E
P.S. I
Beckley Wrecking Service
Prayer For Today by Roy H. Stetler Jr in Cheverly Md
A devotional prayer asks heavenly guidance to be lights in darkness and oaks against adversity. The speaker, Roy H. Stetler Jr, a Cheverly minister at Cheverly Community Evangelical United Brethren Church, signs the piece.
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Jesus
Roy H. Stetler, Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly Community
Watch On The Potomac 1964 Demo Convention Outlook
Washington’s 1964 Democratic convention would be tame unless a clash emerges between Kennedy and Johnson wings. Johnson seeks Southern leverage while Kennedy needs him. Republicans loom with Goldwater enthusiasm but uncertain party kingmakers. Nixon’s hopes fade. Rockefeller, Scranton, and Romney as contenders gain media scrutiny. Romney’s out-of-state focus contrasts with Rockefeller’s strong staff and political orbit. Eisenhower backs Romney’s type, while Romney faces knowledge gaps on foreign policy and Michigan governance.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romney
Congressional Quarterly
C. Q
Gallup
Scranton
Eisenhower
American Motors
DeGaulle
Europe
Cuba
Haiti
Michigan
Beckley Newspapers ad details and rates notice
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with annual, half year, and monthly options, plus carrier and distributor roles. It includes price figures for West Virginia residents, tax notes, and guidance on address changes and payment responsibility.
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MAIL
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Cor
Computers May Learn Fatigue Effects For Operations
RCA reports a program by Dr. David S. Himmelman that uses brain activity data to model fatigue and feed results into a computer. The system will aid radar operations on the ballistic missile early warning network and later adapt to industrial use for continuous decision making without trial and error.
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New York
UPA
Radio Corporation of America
David S. Himmelman
RCA Electronic Data Processing
Himmelman
RCA
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