East Germany Tackles Love and Marxist Duty in Youth Press
East Germany confronts teen questions on sex and love in Junge Welt after editorials and letters from readers. Communist physicians declare physical love a capitalist invention and urge work and class struggle, citing Soviet authority to promote toil over romance. Regine Freier questions monkish living as apprentices age 19 or 20.
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East Germany
Junge Welt
East Berlin
Ursula
Rolfe
Moscow
Walter Ulbricht
Red Physicians
Mikhail Isentsiper
Russia
Regina Freier
Regina
Washington as capital city and living in it
This profile of Washington describes it as the nations capital with landmarks such as the White House Capitol Hill and Memorials. It notes the mix of grandeur and squalor including transients crime and race relations as the city evolves under political power and urban change. It references the 23rd amendment granting DC residents presidential voting rights and local governance by appointed commissioners while outlining racial dynamics in the district and suburbs.
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Washington
Norman Ruinion
United Press International
UPI
White House
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson and
Washington Monuments
Capitol Hill
John F. Kennedy
Jefferson
Kennedy
Midtown
Tennessee
New Jersey
9Th Street
Pennsylvania
14Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roll Call
Camelot
Dogpatch
Afghanistan
Humdrum
Congress
Omar Burleson
Texas
U.S. Marine Corps
District of Columbia
Upper 16Th Street
America
Capitol Dome
Capitol
Learn While You Sleep Ad Promises Quick Knowledge
Washington columnist Dick West recalls a Self-Development Research Foundation sleep education pitch offering subconscious learning via night time tape recordings. He jokes about past dorm dormancy, classroom nap times, and an F grade after his subconscious missed the final.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Self - Development Research Foundation, Inc
Foundation
Mercenaries Killed In Congo Reported Casualty Surge
UPI dispatch from Elisabethville cites two white mercenaries killed, three missing and presumed drowned after a raft capsized on Lake Tanganyika near Albertville. Two more mercenaries were seriously wounded as 22 men used rafts to attack the Tanganyika shoreline airstrip, amid fighting that recaptured Albertville from Gaston Soumialot's forces.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
UPI
Albertville
Lake Tanganyika
Elisabethville
Michael Hoare
Peking
Gaston Soumialot
Army Force
Hoare
Army Secy Vance Rebukes Goldwater Nuclear Viewpoints
Deputy Defense Secretary Cyrus Vance, addressing the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Cleveland, attacked Barry Goldwater’s atomic weapons proposals and misstatements about the U.S. nuclear arsenal. He argued the president alone must decide on using nuclear arms and challenged claims of a 90 percent arsenal reduction.
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Cleveland
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Defense
Cyrus R. Vance
Johnson
America
Goldwater
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Europe
Arizona
Vance
NATO
Defense Department
U.S
CartoonSuggests Harsh Fix For Moscow Jaywalking
A Krokodil cartoon proposes controlling jaywalking by enclosing crossings with barbed wire medieval gates and a roaming rabble of lions tigers and leopards to deter pedestrians.
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Moscow
UPI
Krokodil
On This Day in History for September 2, 1964
The Almanac lists events on this date including U S Treasury creation in 1789 Atlanta occupation in 1864 preceding Sherman’s march to the sea and the 1935 Florida Keys hurricane that killed over 365. It notes Japan’s 1945 surrender aboard Missouri in Tokyo Bay and quotes James Joyce on genius and error.
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United Press International
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Eugene Field
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
William Sherman
Atlanta
U.S
Florida Keys
U. S
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Douglas MacArthur
Meredith Enters Ibadan PhD Study In Nigeria
James Meredith, first Negro to attend the University of Mississippi, begins about three years of postgraduate study in political science at Ibadan University in Nigeria with wife Mary Jane and four year old son John Howard. Two killed in rioting over his admission. He plans to write a book about his Mississippi year and hopes to publish it.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ibadan University
Meredith
Ole Miss
Ibadan
Mississippi
Mary Jane
Merediths
John Howard
United States
Governor’s roadblock spotlights seat belt push
Virginia Governor Albertis S. Harrison and his driver were stopped at a road block conducted by a local civic club to promote seat belt use. The incident came as the Governor's Highway Safety Committee urged belts in every car and urged the governor to wear one.
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Lake Stephens
Robert L. Davis Company
South Valley Drive
Beckley
Williamsburg
UPI
Virginia Governor’s Highway Safety Committee
Albertis S. Harrison
Death notices and funeral announcements
Minnie Robertson of 510 Russell Street age 89 funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel burial Wildwood Cemetery. Wilson Thomas Maddy age 74 Daniels body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel 1901 South Kanawha Street funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Rose Quesenberry Peace Chapel burial Tilden Cemetery. Lillian Carter age 71 52242 Temple Street body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel 1901 South Kanawha Street funeral 2:30 p.m. Thursday Sprague Freewill Baptist Church burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Rose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel.
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Robertson Robertson
Minnie
Russell Street
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Walter H. Griswold
Wildwood Cemetery
Carter Carter
Lillian
Temple Street
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral
South Kanawha Street
Sprague Freewill Baptist Church
C. M. Littlejohn
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral
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Redshill
Cupid
Leon Dennen
Newspaper Enterprise Analyst
New York
NEA
Comrade
China
Chicago
London
Paris
Maryland
Virginia
Bethesda
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Connecticut
Long Island
Glen Echo
Circuit Court OF
Raleigh County
West Virginia
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Hazel, Gore Varney
Hazel Gore Varney
Kermit A. Locke
Harold Hanks
Bud Farley
Milderd Farley
Mildred Farley
C. Berkley Lilly Plaintif
Heber St
Congo
Army Secy
Barry
the Almanac
James Joyce
Liberia
Means Lumber Co
Sisson St. Ph
Maytag
Reb
Spring & Maettr
Neville St
Maddy
City Ave
Ewebb & Neal
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
R. H. Neal
Mar
Vance Drive
Mt. Tabor
Egnor Monument Works
Alden W. Deck
A. E. Deck
Todd’s Grocery and Hardware
Beaver
Quarry Street
Barwoond St
Woodlawn Ave
Old Grandview Road
Acme Super Market
Crab Orchard Drive
Robert L Amick
Beckley Newspapers
J Kershner
Samuel Croy
Fayette Airport
Fayetteville
W. Va
Dial
Ashworth Firestone
Prince St
Halstead
King Photo Supply Co
Neville St. Tel
Wright
Radio & TV
Prince St. Ph
John W. Eye CO
W. Neville St
S. Kanawaha
Atime
Willey Brothers
Hinton
DC. Motors
Jan Campbell Music Co
Raleigh Insurance Agency
Tt RT
Byron Goode
Ford Street
Will Donald Fitzgerald
Mount Hope
Carl Treadway
Glen Morgan
Will Jack Maynard
Phillip Mullens
Trump Avenue
Oak Hill
Care
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Department Council
Springfield
F.H.A
Cecil C. Lilly
Avon
Bostick Avenue
Raleigh
Fayette, Summers
Greenbrier
Southern
McFarlane
Beckley Hotel
National Co
Montgomery
Amy’s Drive Inn
Crab Orchard
Rainelle
Beautician
Beauery Plaza
North Valley Drive
Curb
Town & Country Drive Inn
USA
Calif
Hawaii
J. D. Baker
President Hotel
National Organization
Parsons
Hotel Hill
Southern Institute of Graphic Arts
South
Nashville
P. D. Box
H. Edward Snuffer
Dry Hill Rd
Amana
Sophia Builders
Sophia
Alfred
Landers
Beckley Awning Co
Quality Lumber & Supply Co
Alex N. Breckinridge
Storm Wizard
Beckley Insulation Co
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