Open Records on State Funds and Judicial Reform Urged
The Christian Science Monitor reports a Charleston plea for the state treasurer John Kelly to release deposit records, seeking public scrutiny of idle funds and bank favoritism. The piece also covers calls for judicial reform from the American Assembly at Columbia University, urging citizen committees to promote merit based judges, higher salaries, more judges, rehab efforts, bail system overhaul, and handling minor offenses outside courts to cut delays.
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Charleston
John Kelly
West Virginia
American Assembly of Columbia University
Christian Science Monitor
Bourguiba Calls for Israel Peace Talks Spark Arab Backlash
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba urged peace talks with Israel drawing heated reactions across the Arab world. Demonstrations erupted outside Tunisian embassies in Cairo Baghdad Damascus and Beirut with harsh editorials labeling him unwise and a traitor. In Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol acknowledged cautious optimism about potential Arab thinking minds.
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Habib Bourguiba
Israel
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Baghdad
Damascus
Beirut
al Akhbar
Bourguiba
Levi Eshkol
Bourguiba Signals Possible Arab Readiness To Negotiate
Bourguiba hinted that the Arab position might be negotiable as he toured Arab states. Eshkol rejected territorial concessions by Israel but supported international help for refugee resettlement and rehabilitation. The Moslem League showed moderation by opposing Tunisian expulsion while denying recognition of Israel.
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Bourguiba
Eshkol
Israel
Moslem League
Tunisia
League
United Nations
Palestine
Guevara and Castro feud stirs possible Cuban upheaval
A Cuba based contact reports tensions between Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, with Guevara rumored to have left Cuba or gone quiet. The U S government seeks his whereabouts as speculation swirls about his whereabouts and potential hemispheric acts.
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Washington
NEA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Red
Che Guevara
Che
Guevara
Red China
Algeria
Havana
Argentina
Paris
Fidel
U.S
Dominican Republic
Montevideo
Uruguay
Latin
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Soviet Union
Czech
Brazil
Castro
Mao
Raleigh Register Advertisement and Subscription Rates
The Raleigh Register lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and staff details, then presents subscription rates for mail and home delivery including daily, Sunday, and carrier options. It notes tax, local dealer terms, and non liability for payments to independent carriers and distributors.
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National
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Conservatives May Oppose New Presbyterian Faith Statement
The United Presbyterian Church panel drafts a contemporary confession to aid understanding in a space-age era. Conservatives may resist its stance on scripture, asserting the Bible is divinely inspired, while the document allows historical context and literary forms shaping scriptural meaning. The text centers on Jesus Christ as savior and the church’s role as reconciliation.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Silent Generation grows vocal on Viet Nam debates
An editorial notes U.S. college students once called the silent generation have become outspoken about foreign policy and civil rights. It cites Easter Washington protests, teach-ins, and campus unrest, with calls for organized discussion forums and closer faculty ties to restore order and discipline on campuses.
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William B. Dickinson, Jr
Inter - University Committee
Viet Nam
Washington
Washington, May
White House
United States
Southeast Asia
South
J. Edgar Hoover
Berkeley
Bug Dust Thinking Now Classed As A Disease
A dialogist column portrays a visitor pressuring a editor to defend city programs and fees while the editor cautions that questioning, critical thinking, and journalistic probing are a disease that wears out the brain. The exchange touches on fire protection, policing, liquor clubs, and political accountability.
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Council
United Citizens
Dr Pepper team bowler tops 1939 40 winter league averages
From the 1940 Files Of Fred Williams a Dr Pepper team member posted the highest average for the 1939 40 winter bowling season in the Major League which ended its schedule last week.
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Raleigh Register
Fred Williams
Dr. Pepper
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Yale
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