Thought For Today Blessing in small schools for society
A quotation from Rowan, director of the U S Information Agency, asserts that no school is too small to bless its community and no school too large to be a luxury, reflecting a belief in the value of education at all scales.
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Rowan
U. S. Information Agency
Month of hatred observed by Viet Cong provokes prayer
A dramatic Viet Cong campaign dubbed the month of hatred targets the United States to mark the first anniversary of an attempted killing of U S Defense Secretary McNamara. The piece argues for a month of prayer for those who conceived the hate campaign.
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United States
Saigon
U. S
Robert McNamara
South
Viet Nam
United Appeal
Plenty Fizz in Pop Sales
Americans and visitors bought $3.8 billion of non alcoholic beverages last year, twice 1954, as soft drink ads touted gay effects and aggressive merchandising boosted sales. The piece notes how many eight ounce bottles equal a year’s consumption and hints at social trends among stockholders.
Beauty bath study for space men sparks light humor
A report notes 12 college men endured 10 days in cosmetic oils to simulate weightlessness for space travel. The experiment aimed to gauge bodily effects while the 12 men recovered well, while their girlfriends joked about longer exposure on their own faces.
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Space
Ray Cromley Lets Organize A Protest Against Anything
Washington reports on a f sid dramatized youth from Fairfax County Virginia who visited New York Greenwich Village and joined beatnik and protest circles. He moved from civil rights talk to opposing races and Viet Nam draft anxieties, seeking a protest to align with Negro rights but feared conscription.
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Washington
United States
Fairfax County
New York
Greenwich Village
Viet Nam
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
90 Years Ago Har Road Apple Gift and Local Happenings
Marshall Bailey and his wife receive thanks for a bushel of fine apples praised as the year’s finest and most uniform. Ghent Farmers’ Club plans a one day fair at T. E. Lilly schoolhouse in October featuring a box dinner. Mabscott School opens September 13 with U. S. Dickens as principal. Civil War veterans gather in Washington for the forty ninth annual encampment and parade to the White House.
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Marshall Bailey
Harroad
Ghent
Washington, D.C
Capitol
White House
West Virginia considers 1966 legislative agenda
Governor Smith plans a call for the 1966 session including constitutional revision and reports on six new studies and seven continuing studies. Proposals include an implied consent law for alcohol testing and conflict of interest and family planning programs. The Legislature will also receive studies on abandoned property, building removal, and higher education needs. The state asks for federal funds to develop regional recreation and preserve wild areas, with meetings held across major cities. The Greenbrier area gains map recognition as a populated community with postal activity justification.
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Fanny Seiler Charleston
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
West Virginia
Smith
Sion
Howard Potter
Philadelphia
State Recreation Council
Charleston
Potter
Lou Greathouse
Commerce Department
Huntington
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Morgantown
Elkins
Marlinton
Beckley
Berkeley Springs
Greenbrier
Hines
State Road Commission
SRC
Watch On The Potomec Draft Evasion Or Just A Show
Spivack argues draft evasion prompts a national response clarifying why U S efforts to halt Chinese Communism and Hanoi’s totalitarianism are justified. He examines public opinion, civil rights parallels, and the moral questions around protest versus defense, urging consistent democracy values.
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Robert G. Spivack
No Retreat Stance as Kashmir War Persists
Srinagar reports flurries and blocked passes as India and Pakistan trade claims over infiltrators and cease fire violations since the UN truce. Observers note fixed positions and limited access by UN monitors patrolling 450 miles of border while Kashmir tensions risk eruption. Gov Karan Singh emphasizes Kashmir’s strategic highways and the need to hold the region as a bulwark against China.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Srinagar
Kashmir
Pakistan
India
Pakistan Army
United Nations
Karan Singh
Investment Banking Grows as a Specialty Led by Guerin
Dean Guerin, head of Eppler, Guerin and Turner in Dallas, emerges as a leading Southwest investment banker aiding firms with long term planning and public offerings. The firm, with a corporate finance department, guides clients on stock issues and post public reentry, while Guerin notes a bright future for business-minded young practitioners. In Dallas, Guerin’s firm reflects postwar expansion in investment banking. Charleston reports that 20 tons of selective service registration materials were mailed to county clerks October 16.
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William D. Laffler
UPI
New York
Investmnt
South
Southwest
Dean Guerin
U.S
Guerin
Eppler, Guerin and Turner
Dallas
Midwest
Minnesota
New England
Charleston
Duel at Diablo filming near Kanab Utah described
Dick Kleiner reports from Kanab Utah on the behind the scenes of Duel at Diablo starring James Garner Sidney Poitier and Bibi Anderson. He notes the red sandstone backdrop the rebuilt western town set and the impact of an on set accident on shooting order. The piece highlights Kanab’s isolation 137 miles from the main rail line and the area’s long film history.
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Kanab
Utah
Nea
Arizona
United States
Kane County
Union Pacific
Flicka
Wyoming
Diablo
James Garner
Sidney Poitier
Bibi Anderson
Kanab and
Page
Ariz
Ralph Nelson
Mormon
Paria
Nelson
Bill
Wee Geordie
Travers
Timothy Carey
Tim
Garner
Carey
Beckley Newspapers circulation and policy notes
Publication details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation list contact numbers and national press affiliations, plus subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery options, change of address procedures, and tax and contract disclosures. It notes independent contractor status of carriers and vendors and excludes responsibility for advance payments.
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Catcage
Detroit
Atlanta
Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
Fis
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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