Thought For Today on Constancy and Change in Policy
A reflective piece discusses constancy and changing minds, criticizing Soviet deception over Cuban missiles and calling for credible inspections. It notes past failures like Estonia to East Germany and warns that duplicity harms civilization, urging caution against handing leverage to untrustworthy parties.
Kennedy Shifts Cuba Issue in Campaign Drive
Washington analysis notes Republicans cannot mourn Cuba as their pivotal issue in the 1962 congressional race. Kennedy uses a quarantine Cuba policy to boost Democratic morale while highlighting Castro and communism as burdens for opponents. The piece predicts a Democratic advantage and a Republican push for a new defining issue.
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Republicans Lose No 1 Issue Cuba in Fiscal Debate
The piece argues Cuba, dollar stability, and long term Treasury solvency dominate Republican concerns. It notes 1963 began with about $30 billion in tax receipts since June 30 and Oct 18 daily IRS intake of $261 million, while year to date spending nears $36.2 billion against $29.7 billion collected. Public debt rose to $302 billion, inflation erodes purchasing power, and large 63 spending authorizations foretell deficits of $4 to $7 billion.
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United States
Internal Revenue
Congressional
Executive Department
Tax Foundation, Inc
New York
Congress
Numbers and courage in a world of fear and ritual
An essay compares ritual exercise and mob behavior with nuclear deterrence and civil defense. It cites a Friends Committee pamphlet and excerpts from the Committee of Correspondence urging opposition to militarized force. Signatories include Hutchins, Kazin, Meiklejohn, Fromm, Riesman, and Piel.
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Friends Service Committee
Committee of Correspondence
Sam Adams
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Alfred Kazin
Alexander Meiklejohn
Walter Millis
Gerard Piel
Erich Fromm
Stewart Meacham
David Riesman
Norman J. Whitney
Prayer for Honest Labor and Good Will
A prayer asks for integrity in work and a positive contribution to human well being. It emphasizes avoiding shirkers and tricksters and urges using jobs as opportunities to redeem the times for the common good in Jesus' name by M Ray McKay of Wake Forest North Carolina professor of preaching at Southeastern Baptist Seminary.
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To Say Or Not To Say on Britain's theater censor
The writer argues that the Lord Chamberlain’s censorship of a revue spoofing Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House tour is an anachronism in modern Britain. He notes no American would likely be offended, yet the censor can kill works without stating reasons, calling the system a silly business though not deadly to freedom.
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Watch On The Potomac GOP Flubs Opportunity For Gains In The South
Washington analysis argues the Republican Party misplayed a chance created by the Mississippi events to appeal to Southern voters. It questions the party's stance on desegregation and notes the risk to moderates in the South and national image, citing figures like Rockefeller and Romney while critiquing Mrs. Williams's remarks.
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Beckley Newsrates and Delivery Policies
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Adenauer Visit May Be Canceled Over Cuban Crisis
UPI reports Kennedy canceled plans for a Brazil trip over Cuba and West Germany may also cancel Chancellor Adenauer's White House visit on November 7. If he goes, Adenauer will praise US stance on Cuba and demand no concessions. The piece also covers NATO alignment, Franco politics, and Ecumenical Council pacing in Rome.
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Brazil
Konrad Adenauer
White House
Adenauer
U.S
Cuba
Pocahontas Bear Bow-Hunt Makes WV History
Pocahontas County hunter Joe Roy became the first recorded Native American excluded to kill a black bear in West Virginia with a bow and arrow. He dropped the bear on Oct 18 near the North Fork Cranberry River after waiting in a tree with a 62 pound draw bow and a single fatal shot.
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State Natural Resources Department
Roy
Cranberry River
Wyoming Mountaineer Changes Hands in 1912 Raleigh Filing
In Raleigh 50 years ago The Wyoming Mountaineer shifts editorial control to J Buell Swope son of former editor Col J J Swope. The move follows long association with the paper and the editor’s continued involvement in production. Theodore Roosevelt survived an attempted assassination. John Schrank fired a pistol shot in Chicago Oct 15 and Roosevelt was hospitalized with the bullet lodged above the rib.
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John Schrank
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Mercy Hospital
1937 Army Promotion Spreads Command Strength
The report notes approval of promoting about 1,200 army officers to bolster command as China fighting continues. Larry Insley, a Beckley Bengals star, may join Welch Miners in next year’s Mountain State baseball, after a season lost to injury. Black Knight Country Club announces no winter manager. board delays selection until spring after Beckner resignation.
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China
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Clifford Muller
J. W. F. Beckner
India Faces Sharp Policy Shift After Chinese Invasion
Defense Minister Krishna Menon reversed stance from warning of no war to declaring Indians will resist and fight back as Chinese forces push from McMahon Line NEFA and Ladakh. The conflict widens regional stakes with Nepal Sikkim and Bhutan. US backing India and Soviet choices looming.
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India
V. K. Krishna Menon
China
Korea
McMahon Line
North East Frontier
Frontier
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