We Vote A Lack Of Confidence In Michael Baker Jr
A Beckley city planning dispute with Michael Baker Jr Inc. over resident engineer obligations escalates as the firm rejects an annexation study and calls the contract terms irrelevant. The exchange prompts local outcry over engineering standards and project responsibility.
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Will Russia Force Viet Minh Troop Withdrawal?
UPI analysis notes American advisers left Laos as 10 000 Viet Minh troops backed Pathet Lao. Privately, Thai and Indian officials doubt Laos neutrality can hold without Soviet pressure on Vietnam and China. The control commission records 800 American departures, while Viet Minh forces gain freedom to operate in the region.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
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Thailand
Thanat Khoman
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Red China
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Avtar Singh
International Control Commission
Control Commission
South
Watch On The Potomac New Approach To Foreign Aid To Get Trial
Khrushchev speaks of peaceful competition with the democratic world while the US debates a new foreign aid approach. The Cooperative League proposes sending US co op specialists to teach aid receivers about American farm and business methods. The plan aims to foster self help through cooperatives, loans at low interest, and overseas study, building lasting friendship and reducing Communist appeal. Alfred N Sayres urges fitful aid reforms and ends with a prayer.
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Cooperative League of America
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Jerry Voorhis
California
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Thought For Today on vanity of fashion
A brief reflect on the vanity of valuing self by fine clothes and new fashion. The saying from Sir M. Hale critiques childish folly in seeking status through appearance.
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Routine Triumph in Space Effort Shows Momentum
The piece extols the improved U S space program noting Wally Schirra's flawless flight and fewer delays. It credits the vast organizational effort including manufacturers inspectors and engineers for smoother operations while acknowledging future potential failures but highlighting progress from earlier struggles.
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John Glenn
GOP eyeing Meredith case in southern electoral strategy
Washington analysis argues the Oxford riot signals a longer, wider campaign over integration. It notes potential GOP gains in rural South districts as Democrats face voter backlash, while predicting limited immediate electoral impact and no rapid two party shift.
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Bail Haired General Walker Released From Jail
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker was released on bail at half price after abrupt imprisonment without bail. The case centers on sedition charges from Oxford, Mississippi, with disputes over mental health detention and due process. Walker faces four counts, while supporters argue civil rights violations and political precedent.
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Robert Morris
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Minister's Thoughts on News Ties and Local Impact
A Cincinnati minister argues that people feel events tied to personal memory more than distant disasters. He notes that an Iranian earthquake, though deadly, touches readers less than the loss of a loved one in Peoria due to intimate connections and shared experience.
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Peoria
Fifty Years Ago in Raleigh Register Notes and Memories
Squire H I Garretson attended a democratic speaking in the city this week. The Philathea Class of the Baptist church elected officers for the year. A wedding anniversary gathering hosted twelve guests in North Kanawha street. A Princeton Gazette issue reached Raleigh, signaling Republican alignment. The writer recalls Ole Miss days, university life, and postwar memories, urging civic courage and humane memory from Oxford to Washington. Rev. Clarke Wells signs off.
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the Baptist Church
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M. C. Brackman
Inez Caffee
Isadora Heatwole
Treas
Carrie Holliday
T. K. Laing
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Atty
J. L. Bumgardner
H. FE. Phipps
J. K. Laing
County clerk Harry Anderson reappointed Red Cross Roll Call chair
In Raleigh County officials announce 29 years ago County Clerk Harry Anderson will again lead the Red Cross Roll Call for a third year. A committee led by C. G. Peregoy asks him to continue, with L. H. Davis W. M. Powers and Ted McDowell as members. Washington notes the U S government brands Japan a treaty violator and aligns with the League of Nations to curb Far East hostilities.
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C. G. Peregoy
Raleigh County
L. H. Davis
W. M. Powers
Ted McDowell
Washington
United States
Japan
League of Nations
Far East
Hollywood maker hates money fuels Tom Jones film
London reports Albert Finney the rising star of England will star in Tom Jones directed by Tony Richardson. The duo aims for commercial success with a big budget color production on location in London Dorset and Somerset featuring Susannah York and a helicopter fox hunt sequence.
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Laurence Olivier
Finney
Sonny Liston
Marlon Brando
Buster Keaton
Tony Richardson
Richardson
Henry Fielding
Tom Jones
Amber
Kathleen Winsor
Susannah York
John Huston
Freud
Montgomery Clift
United Artists
Dorset
Somerset
Fielding
Errol Flynn
DeMilles
Q and A science quiz excerpt with brief answers
A cross section of Q and A items includes questions about plant seed size epiphytic orchids at 35 million to the ounce, which planet shines brightest to the naked eye Venus, and the distinction between slander and libel where false statements may injure reputation and writing or printing them is libel.
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Venus
Beclay Newspapers subscription rates and policy notice
Becket Beckley Newspapers Corp lists subscription rates for mail and home delivery, with annual and half yearly prices for daily and Sunday editions. It notes carrier independence, tax addition inside West Virginia, and policy on advance payments to agents.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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