May The UF Campaign Succeed Amid Divided Support
The piece notes mixed views on the United Fund drive with some employees opposing giving and others contributing generously. It discusses campaign dynamics, failures and finish line fatigue, and calls for ground rules on testing and evaluation in society. It also explains conscientious objector procedures, from draft board questioning to appeals and potential court actions.
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Weitz
State Board
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
State Appeal Board
National Selective Service Appeal Board
Racial Discrimination Issue Declines in U S Politics
Analysis notes labor’s failed bid to repeal Taft Hartley 14 B and the Senate filibuster led by Everett Dirksen. It argues labor losses shift leverage to Republicans and Southern conservatives while racial segregation loses core political relevance, remaining only as rhetoric for extremists.
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Little
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Congress
Big Labor
White House
U.S. Capitol
LBJ
House
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Dirksen
LBY
Great Society
U.S
United States
Asa
Even Anti Sukarno Plotters Seem To Need Him
UPI analyst notes Sukarno remains the pivotal figure in Indonesia as the Sept 30 coup fallout sharpens. The army seeks to eliminate communists but lacks its own base, needing Sukarno as a unifying symbol across 3 000 islands while the communists depend on him for any comeback. Major leaders are not yet arrested, including D N Aidit, with Subandrio viewed with suspicion as the regime tethers to Red China. Demonstrators target Chinese communists in the streets.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Indonesia
Sukarno
Communistarty
D. N. Aiditent
Subandrio
Red China
Red Chinese
Mystery of Sukarno's Knowledge in Coup Failure
A major coup failed as Sukarno vanished after illness on Oct 1 while addressing technical students. Plotters killed six of his eight leading generals. As the army fights a broad anti- Communist campaign, suppressed political parties and youths join in. Civil war risks rise due to the compromised balance Sukarno once maintained.
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Sukarno
Jam Boe
Soeuanar
Gener
Java
Sumatra
Communist Party
Tensor Corp. President Envisions GM Scale for Lamps
Jay Monroe, president of Tensor Corp., aims to duplicate General Motors’ scale in the lamp industry and expand Tensor into ovens lamps. Tensor reported September lamp shipments reaching a record high valued near $1.8 million retail, with October and November expected to rise due to Christmas demand. Monroe, who founded Tensor in 1949 with $1,700, developed the high‑intensity lamp, notes his long interest in lighting and past work in electronic test equipment and government contracts.
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Jay Monroe
General Motors
Monroe
Tensor Corp
Monroe Panonroe
Tenser
Tensor
23 Years Ago A V Alexander Pledges Allied Aid
London reports 23 years ago A V Alexander first lord of the admiralty declared British troops have landed in Greek territory and pledged aid to Italians resisting invasion. The piece also notes November 5 ballot in Hawaii on statehood and outlines Tensor Corp and portable lighting innovations by Monroe, aiming to improve national eyesight.
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London
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Britain
Ancestral Birth Chart Promises Wide Genealogical Reach
Worthington promotes the Ancestral Birth Chart a 256 line genealogy tool printed on 24 by 38 sheets for indexing early ancestors back to William the Conqueror. It claims vast numbers of ancestors across generations and suggests descent from many medieval kings and nobles, with pricing and contact through Ancestral Records Co. in Wheeling West Virginia. It includes a personal caution from Worthington about publishing deep generation links and ends with a prayer by Roy H. Stetler from Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Worthington
William the Conqueror
Alfred
Charlemagne
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Europe
Ancestral Records Co
Wheeling
West Virginia
Wheeling News Register
Beckley Newspapers Subscriptions and Rates Notice
Becketty Beckley Newspapers Corporation presents subscription rates by mail for daily and Sunday editions in West Virginia. The notice lists delivery aims, regional offices, and advertising representatives, noting tax and change of address procedures, carrier independence, and distribution terms for Beckley and Hinton areas.
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MAIL
West Virginia
Leporation
Kashmir Question Seen Unresolved by UN Debates
Washington sees progress stalled as the UN Security Council resumes talks on Kashmir. India and Pakistan refuse major concessions, cease-fire violations persist, and both sides push for lasting settlement amid competing nationalist claims and regional security concerns.
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Kashmir
Indian Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
New Delhi
Rawalpindi
Himalayan
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Council
Soviet Union
U.N
U Thant
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