Community crusade on race bias in Little League heats up
Long Human Rights Commission debate and editorials challenge racial discrimination in Little League. Isa dore Wein defends truth against evasion while Mrs Bland defends commission limits. Babe Ruth league praised for integration. public vaccine drive for poliomyelitis urged with 60 percent turnout noted. J Roy Fuller retires to pursue painting after Roanoke Times stint.
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Human Rights Commission
Little League
Jimmy
Elks
James P. Bland
Human Relations Commission
Remembering Fuller and memorial day safety warnings
The column recalls Roy Fuller longtime Post Herald writer now retired at 65 with a life in West Virginia newspapers and Hollywood interviews. It contrasts his memories with Memorial Day traffic risks noting speed as the main killer and urging safe driving and adherence to the law against drunk driving.
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New York
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Huntington
Charleston
Welch Daily News
Hollywood
Picture Play Magazine
Roy Fuller
Beclky College celebrates thirtieth commencement with infant in arms
At Beckley College thirty year commemoration President Shroyer notes growth from a payroll of 7500 to 240000 and 199 graduates. Reverend Shirley Donnelly delivers address stressing self discovery, class learning, and interdependence while lamenting Washington distrust and youth emigration. A baby in Peter Hornbeck's arms crosses the stage as diplomas are awarded.
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Beckley College
John Hedricks
C. G. Peregoys
Baltimore
John Hedrick
University of Maryland Medical School
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
Jack van Dyke
Peter L. Hornbeck
Topsy O'Dell
Turnpike
D. K. Shroyer
Beckleyans
Prayer For Today from Corvallis minister
A prayer invoking God to enlighten ambitions and guide striving toward goodness and mercy. The text asks that ordinary daily life be valued and that lives contribute to the increase of mercy, following Jesus Christ.
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God
Jesus Christ
Raymond E. Balcomb
Corvallis
Ore
First Methodist Church
Watch On The Potomac New Frontier Resembles Tammany
Washington report on New York Democratic scene under Kennedy era reform aims. Stephen Smith moves to settle Bronx Buckley ties, Wagner tensions, Hogan and McKeon potential Senate plays, while old Tammany methods color reforms and public views of party integrity.
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Bobby Kennedy
New York
Charles Buckley
Bronx
Buckley
Joe Kennedy
The
New York Times
National Democratic Organization
Don’t Eclipse Your Eyes N S P B warns against viewing eclipses
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness cautions that sunglasses smoked glass or exposed film are unsafe for solar viewing. It notes eye damage from hidden rays during eclipses and urges watching on TV or via a pinhole projector, not direct sun contact.
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John W. Ferree
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Global view on red espionage at U N sparks debate
U N headquarters hosts a debate on Soviet espionage with Nel son Drummond on trial for selling U S documents. Western analysts estimate 300 000 Soviet bloc agents operate in non Communist countries and spend about half a billion dollars yearly on espionage seeking to sow chaos and recruit through diplomatic missions.
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Joshua
Land of Jericho
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Russia
Free World
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East River
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William Vassal
Real African Unity Is Still Years Away
PHI NEWSOM UP reports that 71 year old Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia again acts as a catalyst as he hosts leaders from 30 independent African nations in Addis Ababa. They meet to draft a charter for African unity at Africa Hall inviting heads of state or their representatives to participate.
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Ethiopia
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Addis Ababa
New Africa Hall
Ambitious African leaders forge unified charter at Africa Hall
At Africa Hall a three way meeting of leaders including Gamal Abdel Nasser Ahmed Ben Bella and Kwame Nkrumah aimed to unite anti colonial efforts. The conference produced a charter with a secretariat budget committee and cross sectoral aims, blessing Haile Selassie with a personal victory while he shoulders the charter's implementation.
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United Arab Republic
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Casablanca
Syria
Iraq
U.A.R
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Ben Bella
Mozambique
Angola
Guinea
Haile Selassie
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Nigeria
Nkrumah
Organization of American States
Glass replacement after April cyclone in local shops
About 00 years ago new plate glass was received to replace panes destroyed by the April cyclone. Replacements are in Miss Mary W. Conway's millinery window at Rose & Turner Co. building, Crystal Restaurant, and E. M. Payne Co. department store. Rev. A H Matheny, who fell ill with gallstones while on Main Street ten days ago, is recovering and expected to be out again soon.
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Raleigh County Medical Association
Kanawha County
Charles R. McCorkle
Wyeth Laboratories
Mary W. Conway
Rose & Turner Co
Crystal Restaurant
E. M. Payne Co
A. H. Matheny
Main Street
Beckley Hinton News Pricing and Delivery Policy
Beckley Newspapers details subscription rates by mail and home delivery. It lists annual, semiannual, and monthly options with prices, plus a change of address instruction and tax notice. It also notes carrier and distributor independence and excludes Beckley from responsibility for advance payments.
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