Federal payrolls in Raleigh County compared with nation
Tax Foundation figures show Raleigh County has 187 federal employees, 19 per 10 000 residents, lower than the U S average of 51 and below the South Atlantic states 46. The Post Office Department accounts for 164 of Raleigh County’s federal workers, with possible growth if national trends continue.
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E Tax Foundation
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Joint Congressional Committee
Veterans Administration
Uncle Sam
United States
District of Columbia
South Atlantic
West Virginia
Raleigh County
Defense Department
Post Office Department
West Virinia
Tax Foundation
Truman
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Joseph W. Martin Jr
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Tilden
Harrison
Cleveland
Alabama
Adlai E. Stevenson
Walter B. Jones
Tennessee
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Texas
Nixon
Mississippi
Georgia
John F. Kenned
Questions That Lead to Trouble When You Answer
Hal Boyle surveys everyday queries that trap the speaker with awkward responses. Quick witticisms and awkward social pitfalls surface in exchanges about family bragging, television repair, hats, fires, card games, pets, Santa parties, martinis, traffic, slingshots, crushes from college, hosting relatives, musical talent, dress choices, bullying, husband and wife dynamics, house budgeting, and imagined life paths.
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June
Kennedy Moves to Set Up Incoming Administration
President elect Kennedy moves to select key aides and cabinet nominees after winning the 1960 election. Clark Clifford and James Landis lead transition studies while Kennedy delays cabinet announcements until after Thanksgiving. He plans to shape budgets with Eisenhower figures and navigate Congress with Johnson’s Senate leverage.
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Laurin L. Henry
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Henry
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Truman
Clifford
James M. Lancdis
Harvard Law School
Roosevelt
Landis
State
Defense
Treasury
White House
House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Capitol
Hood Takes Dukedom At Fayette Journal Editor
The Fayette Journal names E. E. Hood as editor and business manager succeeding C. E. Schuster. Hood, who led a negro company in the Spanish American War at Fr. Thomas Ky., brings wartime leadership to a Dixon paper in Fayette County. Raleigh Register notes council quorum delays and Brackman presiding with Barewood Foster and Phillips present as $532.55 in accounts, including $197.25 for the Electric Light and Power Company, are approved.
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M. C. Brackman
Messrs. Barewood
Foster and Phillips
Electric Light and Power Company
Raleigh Register Subscription Rates and Policies
Publication details and pricing for Raleigh Register Beckley News Papers Corp list subscription rates by mail and by carrier. It notes delivery terms, tax addition, address change procedures, and distributor responsibility.
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National
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
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Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Ivan puzzled by American voters and Soviet views
AP News analysis contrasts Soviet portrayal of Kennedy and Nixon as Tweedledee and Tweedledum with a puzzled Ivan who cannot reconcile a repudiation of the U S government with a lack of policy difference. The piece ends noting a Stratford Shakespeare Festival season and winter tour plans featuring A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Winter's Tale with Bert Lahr as guest star.
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William L. Ryan
U.S
Ivan
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
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U. S
Khrushchhev
Eisenhower
Khruschev
Truman
Stratford, Conn
American Shakespeare Festival
Bert Lahr
Audrey Meadows Seeks TV Series Partner and Return
New York gossip notes Audrey Meadows plans a TV comeback with her own series and a yet undisclosed male co star found in stage circles. The piece notes Gleason reruns draw new fans, plus various Broadway and Hollywood snippets about celebrities, videos, and showbiz tidbits from the era.
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New York
Audrey Meadows
Jackie Gleason
Audrey
Bob Six
Gleason
Alice
Eydie Gorme
Copacabana
Steve Lawrence
O.K
Why the Florida Keys Are Called Keys
The Florida Keys extend from Florida’s tip into the gulf. The name key comes from the Spanish word caya meaning small island. Spanish explorers first visited these coral formed islands. The bridges link Miami to Key West, a 160 mile auto journey, making the Keys a strong tourist draw.
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Florida Keys
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Key
Caya
Keys
Miami
Key West
Prayer for Today a Nation's Righteousness
A prayer invoking God to guide government leaders toward common good and justice. Signed by John W. Shackford, a retired Methodist minister from Wayneville, North Carolina.
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Jesus Christ
John W. Shackford
Wayneseville
N.C
Ister
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