Negro Vote Helps Johnson Win Key States In 1964 Election
Analysis shows Florida and Virginia margins owed to large Negro turnout with Johnson winning about 98 percent of Black votes there. In Texas and DC, Black voters provided solid backing, underscoring the need for GOP gains among African Americans to challenge Democratic strength. Six million Black voters are registered nationwide, a bloc favoring Democrats in most states.
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Republican regroup urged for 1966 election test
Washington based NEA report says key Republicans push rapid party rebuilding to counter Goldwater forces led by Dean Burch. Urgency centers on regaining GOP strength in Congress and governorships in New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Oregon to back a future 1968 presidential bid.
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Japan pressured over trade with Red China and Berlin passes
Tokyo faces pressure from merchants seeking a China trade pact and easier payments while the foreign office cautions, noting U S ties. Meanwhile East German Communists prepare four annual one day passes for West Berliners with the next period starting December 19 amid threats.
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Prayer and political doubts mingle in mid century view
A mixed front page note blends a prayer by Donald Archibald of Tara Ontario with a political analysis from Paris. It cites Khrushchev, East Germany, and suspected East West tensions. It also reports French officials warning Algeria’s Ben Bella could drift left toward a Castro style government if unchecked.
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Delegates Prepare Lobby Seating for West Virginia Special Session
West Virginia lawmakers plan a 2 PM special session November 27 with seating arranged in the lobby between the House chamber and capitol rotunda. Aisle microphones will be used as MPs address from the center, while acoustics and noise control are addressed with curtains and screens. Speaker Julius Singleton will chair, with party caucuses in December to choose top leadership for the Senate and House.
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Fayetteville
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D-Harrison
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Ned) Watson
Marion
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McDowell
Bug Dust Would They Call A Left End A Communist
John Hodell reflects on a Sunday mixing church, sermon on population growth, and personal chores. He notes the Rev. Marshall’s view on population as a major issue, contrasts with other thinkers, and muses on youth influence, politics, and a dream of a football player president. He ends by highlighting everyday tasks and a light, humorous note about envisioning a player president.
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Linus Pauling
Billy Graham
Goldwater
Thomas Malthus
Watch On The Potomac Future Seems Dark
Washington analysis argues that Republican defeat sparks bitter recriminations among leaders like Nixon and Rockefeller. It surveys Goldwater era philosophy, party decline since 1940, and fears voter mood shifts, suggesting Democrats remain advantaged unless a major war or downturn occurs.
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Thought For Today Prov 6 6 Ant Wise Lesson
A compact religious reflection quotes Proverbs 6 6 urging the reader to observe the ant and learn wisdom from its diligence. The verse emphasizes practical industry and prudent conduct for daily life.
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Cure For Pyromania Needed Forest fires threaten woods and forests from arsonists
State Forester Lester McClung stresses prosecution as a deterrent and discusses the difficulty of identifying motives for arson. The piece urges forest preservation, noting timber value, flood prevention, and the need for wild areas as populations grow, concluding with a plea to keep trees as long as possible.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes a standard register notice from Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. John Hodel, managing editor, is listed among long time staff with office contact details for all departments.
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Getting Your Child’s Progress Across to Parents
Education writer notes reporting a child's school progress to parents is essential. Conferences help two way discussion, with lower grades using them more. Parents should bring home activities and study habits to conferences, while teachers can involve specialists if needed. The report card reflects the teacher's judgment within each school's standards.
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