West Virginia At Issue Miners Law and Land Debate
The piece argues West Virginia faces a choice over strip mining and lax enforcement by the Moore era DNR. It urges voters to oust officials who trade land protections for money and cites Black Poetry Week and notable black poets to illustrate cultural themes.
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West Virginia
Arch Moore
Moore Department of Natural Resources
West
Intercommunion Between Catholic and Anglican Churches Seen Possible
The piece discusses a potential ecumenical breakthrough with intercommunion between Roman Catholics and Anglicans. It notes mutual recognition of ministry and sacraments, cites an England meeting, and mentions US Episcopal endorsement. It also warns of Vatican conservatism delaying official approval.
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Christian Ecumenical Movement
Episcopal Church
United States
Church of England
Episcopal
William W. Bassett
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
England
Commonweal
Bassett
Fr. Bassett
Joint International Commission
Vatican
Paul VI
John XXIII
Bug Dust Seattle Irresistible To Some Family
A family recounts a Seattle vacation highlighting their eldest son Charles later known as Brian. He pursued art then ethnomusicology and guitar teaching at the University of Washington. The piece reflects on teaching systems, family adventures, and a younger son Dan’s West Coast trip with car troubles.
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West Coast
Seattle
Charles
Brian
University of Washington
Dan
Seattle University
The Strongest Nation and Its Nicest People
A tale of Wonderfuland becoming the strongest nation after war, expanding a huge army and powerful weapons. Citizens celebrate global influence and aim to spread niceness, while surveillance and military buildup intensify amid world affairs pressures.
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Wide World
Wonderfuland
Why Do Nations Seek Niceness and Power in War
A satirical tale from Arthur Hoppe targets Wonderfuland and The Strongest Nation as they meddle abroad to spread niceness. The public drains funds, cities degrade, riots rise, and voters demand answers as politicians Promise grand outcomes but offer vague motives. The moral asks why nations pursue peace through force and propaganda.
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Wonderfuland
United States
Richard Nixon
Senator Nixon
Mexico
Republican National Committee
Democratic
Ed Muskie
Nixon
Checkers
Air Force
Hanoi
Paris
Secretary of Defense
Open letter to George Titler by Mailbag Ellis Bailey
Ellis Bailey writes to George Titler former United Mine Workers vice president in an open letter dated October 13 1972. He recounts seeking assistance with his pension while Titler was in Raleigh and Bailey was in Veterans Hospital and says Titler refused to help.
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Lucy Terry
New England
Jupiter Hammon
United States
Hammon
Louisiana
Anna Bontemps
Langston Hughes
Ellis Bailey
George Titler
the Register
Honest George
United Mine Workers
Mr. Titler
Raleigh
Veterans Hospital
25 Years Ago From The 1947 Raleigh Register
Letter from a coal miner protesting union leadership and mining hardships. He recalls working at Cabin Creek Paint Creek Willis Branch and Long Branch mines, facing threats, labor disputes, health care access, and a call for rights under the United Mine Workers.
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Raleigh Register
Mr. Titler
Kentucky
United Mine Worker’s
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Willis Branch Coal Company
Raleigh S Register Demands Accountability in Local Governance
The Raleigh S Register, published by Beckley News Papers Corporation in Beckley West Virginia, calls for transparency in city affairs. John Hodel oversees editorial operations and the paper uses standard second class mail privileges.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
Nixon's Atlanta rally framed as modern political spectacle
James Reston critiques Nixon's Atlanta appearance as a televised propaganda display aimed at party operatives. He notes mass turnout, staged cheers, and shredding paper tricks, then warns that mechanized publicity distorts truth and taints democratic processes.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
Atlanta
Nixon
Peachtree Street
South
Atlanta Journal
Lane Bryant
Regency Hyatt House
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Don Lee
Larry Neal
Clarence Major
Nikki Giovanni
Jean-Paul Sartre
God
Arthur Hoppe
Chicago
New York
Charleston
Jay. Rockfeller
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Paul Kaufman
Ken Hechler
Tony Boyle
Raleigh County
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