Humphrey Says Joint Chiefs Helped Foul Up Cuba Invasion
Sen. Hubert Humphrey asserts in a taped radio interview that the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff bore primary responsibility for mistakes in the Cuba invasion, while praising the CIA’s performance and noting President Kennedy accepted overall responsibility. The remarks reflect a shift from Dulles as the scapegoat to a focus on military leadership.
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Joint Chiefs
Cuba
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
U. S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Senate
News Associates, Inc
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Dulles
Kennedy
U.S. Joint Chiefs
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
USA
U.S. Army
George H. Decker
Arleigh A. Burke
U S. Air Force
Thomas D. White
Marine Corps
David M. Shoup
Eisenhower
Gen. Shoup
Obscenity Censorship Sparks Debate Across Courts
A collection of quotes critiques censorship as failing to curb obscenity, citing a Georgia judge ruling unconstitutional and opinions on censorship's societal effects. The piece references U S defense chiefs and Cuba invasion decisions, noting leadership dynamics and possible changes after presidential actions. The tone mirrors a late era newspaper column critiquing policy and military guidance.
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Atlanta
Superior Court
Luther C. Alberson
Food Habits Praised As Raleigh County Sees Hip Growth
Raleigh County food statistics show 15 000 gardens yielding about 4 000 000 dollars in value as residents spend 4 52 per week on home food. National data reveal Americans eat 1 488 pounds yearly with meat milk eggs and vegetables dominating each week. The Diet breakdown for Raleigh County nonfarm families assigns 26 percent to meat and poultry 23 to fruits and vegetables 19 to dairy 16 to cereals and baked goods. The passage ends with a church school and college prayer from Amien Dennis H Cooke High Point College director of teacher education.
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Raleigh County
H. B. Thomas
Raleigh
Beckley Area Rural Development Council
Thomas
South Atlantic States
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
God
Christ
Amien
Dennis H. Cooke
High Point
N.C
High Point College
Thought For Today Fame Is a Flower Upon a Dead Man
A compact reflection suggests fame acts as a flower that grows on a dead man’s heart, attributed to Mother. The line frames fame as a transient peril tied to mortality and sorrow.
Lessons From Laos Geneva Talks Revisited and Reassessed
The piece argues that Geneva 1954 did not bar all Communist activity in Laos and that the Pathet Lao gained leverage through vague terms. It traces how Viet Minh support and misreading of the pact allowed Pathet Lao participation in government by 1957 and ongoing guerrilla warfare through 1960, influencing later Red incursions.
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Laos
Geneva
Indochina
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Viet Minh
U. S
National Assembly
Reds
Advertising as a public issue in corporate expense rules
The Dallas Morning News editorial questions whether Timken Roller Bearing Company’s radio and print ads promoting charity, labor disputes, and city promotion can be deductible as business expenses. It argues advertising aids business and public welfare, while noting IRS rulings on public controversy limiting deductibility.
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Timken
United Fund
Fulton Lewis Jr
George Sokolsky
Lewas and
Sokolsky
Internal Revenue Service
Dallas Morning News
The
Nixon Feels Bite of Presidential Bug As Campaign Swing Gains
The piece notes how a string of past candidates like Stassen Dewey and Stevenson were pulled by the presidential bug and now Nixon shows a similar eagerness. It contrasts with Chief Justice Earl Warren who once desired the White House but moved on after the chance passed.
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Harold Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Earl Warren
White House
Moving pictures at Carter Opera House again tonight
The Raleigh Register notes the Carter Opera House will show two top films with admission 5 and 10 cents. First show at 8 o'clock. W J Elgin reports strong progress at Pemberton Coal and Coke Co with good coal from Soak Creek and Winding Gulf mines. Three Ohio senators and two delegates named in bribery indictments from a grand jury investigating assembly corruption.
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Raleigh Register
Carter Opera House
W. J. Elgin
Pemberton Coal and Coke Co
Soak Creek
Winding Gulf
Ohio
Doctor to sail on Hindenburg to Europe
23 years ago from the 193 percent files of Dr J Ward Mankin of Washington DC will sail on Germany s new airliner the Zeppelin Hindenburg on its next flight from Lakehurst New Jersey to Friedrichshafen information conveyed to his sister Mrs H T Caffee of this city in a letter she received Dr Mankin a Raleigh County native widely related here plans to visit clinical centers in Germany Austria Hungary Switzerland and other points before returning by steamship in mid summer Dr Mankin is brother to Ash Mankin of Beckley and Eugene Mankin of Glen Daniel
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Raleigh Register
J. Ward Mankin
Washington, D. C
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
H. T. Caffee
Mankin
Raleigh County
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
Dr. Mankin
Ash Mankin
Beckley
Eugene Mankin
Glen Daniel
Raleigh Register Advertising and Delivery Information
The Raleigh Register outlines publication details from Beckley Newspapers including pricing for subscriptions by mail and home delivery, with rates for daily and Sunday editions, monthly costs, and tax. It notes distribution regions, carrier responsibilities, and that Beckley Newspapers cannot guarantee advance payments.
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Virginia
Gearly
Arly
Beckley Newspapers
Lady Greyhound the honorary college degreed dog is Queen
Washington scene with Lady Greyhound named world’s most honored dog by Associated Transportation Clubs of America. Her trainer Lorrain D’Es in and press agent Sam Blake describe her honorary memberships and activities including a music album for dogs and a kangaroo named Victori.
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Dick West Washington
National Transportation Week
Madison Avenue
Lady Greyhound
Lorrain D'Essen
New York
Sam Blake
Greyhound
The
Associated Trans
Port Clubs of America
Blake
D’essen
Delta Omega Gamma
Manhattan
Liinda Slee
Mrs. D
Hollywood
Dryfuss
Wall St
Lady Greyhound Ave
Stocks Pay Off In Years Not Months
Chicago investment counselor Michael Marcus warns against stock gambling. He says luck and touts tempt investors to chase fast riches, advocating long term holdings over risky short term plays and stressing knowledge of industries and careful, professional advice.
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Henry J. Bechtold
New York
UPI
Las Vegas
Chicago
Michael Marcus
Marcus
Earl Wilson Seeks New Jokes for Free Dallas Dinners
Earl Wilson invites readers to send new restaurant jokes for staged bets in Dallas with four free dinners per person. The column lists past gags from waiters and stars, notes several showbiz items, and ends with a playful signoff from Earl.
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Arthur Bates
Dallas
Lee Segall
KIXL
Earl Wilson
London
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