Thought For Today and New Freedom In Araby
Thought For Today cites Shakespeare on enemies as outward consciences. New Freedom In Araby reports Prince Faisal’s plan for internal reforms in Saudi Arabia including a constitution a supreme court and a ministry of justice with emancipation of slaves and compensation to owners. UN scrutiny urged for verification of reforms and slave trade history noted.
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Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Cuba
Faisal
Supreme Court
Ministry of Justice
Middle East
United Nations
League of Nations
League
U.N
Saudia Arabia
Sudan
Niger
Africa
Mecca
Red Sea
Prince Faisal
Episcopal Bishops Confront Nuclear War With Christian Realism
In Columbia, Episcopal bishops issue a four point framework for handling nuclear warfare. They reject total war and unilateral disarmament, insist on military strength as deterrence, and urge limited, morally guided conflicts with goals clear and achievable. They call for eventual abolition of all nuclear arms when disarmament is feasible. They stress Christian duty to peace amid national obligations.
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Episcopal Church
Columbia
S. C
United States
Cuba
Episcopal
Tian
GOP Eggheads and Pinheads on Collision Course in 1964
In Washington, UPI reports New York conservatives and liberals clash as CPI seeks ballot power. Sen. Case proposes liberal Republican alliance to counter CPI’s push, shaping national and state candidate support and possibly steering 1964 presidential choices.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
New York State
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Case
New York Conservative Party Inc
CPI
New York
Liberal Party
Navy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rocky
Bug Dust and Aging Tonic Tales in Local Humor
A colorful column stitches a barber's misread order with a wine scented tale from wartime Russia and a scatter of 1912 humor. Dorothy Amick curates old items for 50 years ago notes, weaving mock reflections on fashion, gender, and social quirks with a prayerful sign-off from Ogden Utah minister W F Primrose.
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Dorothy Amick
Beckley Messenger
Raleigh Register
Dorothy
Register
Luke McLuke
Christ
W. F. Primrose
Ogden
Utah
First Congregational Church
Castro Faces Threat to Power in Havana Talks
United Nations experts note Castro sits as a minority in Cuban negotiations with Mikoyan while Moscow seeks to curb his authority. Khrushchev allies like Dorticos and ambassadors push Cuba toward closer Soviet control, though Castro retains army backing and broad popular support.
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Havana
Antastas Mikoyan
Osvaldo Corticos
U. N
Castro
Cuba
Russia
Blas Roca
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Dorticos
Mikoyan
Fidel
2Laul
Khrushchev
Aleksandr Alexeyev
Politika
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchevy
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Russian Communist Party
Red China
Albania
Kremlin
Moscow
Shen Chi
Charles de Gaulle 72 Looks Strong Despite Succession Questions
Charles de Gaulle remains a dominant force on the eve of another birthday. He shows vigor while threats from the Secret Army Organization and the National Council of Resistance loom. His record includes resolving Algeria tensions, a bright economy, and a narrow referendum victory, with a pro Gaullist majority possible in late November.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Secret Army Organization
National Council of Resistance
Algeria
National Assembly
Communist Trial Is A Lesson Nations Must Learn
A New Era column argues that communism fails in the long run and nations must learn by trial and error. It cites India, Venezuela, Ceylon, Brazil and others, noting failed appeasement with China and Cuba and warning against neutrality with both camps.
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Washington
Nea
India
Cuba
Venezuela
Ceylon
Algeria
West Germany
Philippines
Malaya
Turkey
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Greece
China
Guatemala
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
Laos
Iraq
Indonesia
Brazil
Russia
Free World
Romulo Betancourt
Perez- Jiminez
Betancourt
Castro
Latin America
Soviet Union
British Commonwealth
United Nations
Organization of American States
Express office offers free delivery on all Beckley streets
Twenty years ago the Express Agent J B Thomas asked the Register to announce that starting December 1 all express matter to or from the Beckley office would be delivered free of charge at any point on paved streets. In unpaved sections a nominal fee applies for both collection and delivery.
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J. B. Thomas
Register
Beckley
Attend Board Meetings Explain Budget Roles and Civic Duty
A UPI study explains how local school budgets are prepared and debated. Citizens are urged to attend board meetings, ask questions, and express opinions to ensure a balanced program and quality education.
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Board of Education
Nine Month School Term Demand From Governor
Clarksburg reports W. W. Trent argues the governor should call a special session to guarantee a full nine month school term for all counties. He condemns current teacher salaries as a disgrace to the state. In Bluefield a railroad wreck today killed two, sent 46 to hospitals, and injured 32, as over four score people were hurled in a blizzard on Norfolk and Western train No 24.
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Clarksburg
W. W. Trent
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western All-Steel
Columbus
Norfolk
Beckley Newspapers rates and policy notice
Beclley Newspapers Corporation publishes subscription rates for home delivery and business policies. The notice lists carriers and rates for daily and Sunday delivery, plus half month and monthly options, with a three percent West Virginia sales tax and a warning about carrier payment responsibilities.
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MAIL
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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