Beatle Critique By Conservative MP On Youth Clubs Support
Conservative MP John Hunt lashes at the Beatles criticizing their lack of practical help to youth clubs seeking funds. He argues the band’s wealth and fame contrasts with the needs of young people, calling their support insufficient.
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John Hunt
Can Businessmen Remain Neutral In Civil Rights Era
The piece recalls a Selma Alabama protest where nonviolent marchers faced a helmeted sheriff and police. It questions whether businessmen should stay out of social issues or actively shape public opinion, weighing moral duty against potential customer backlash and economic risk.
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Johnson Pressures Steel Talks to Avert Nationwide Strike
President Johnson delivers a stern briefing on national security and Viet Nam to steel executives and union leaders, urging compromise. Wirthz and Califano push for a shared frame, leading to an agreement in principle as Ackley reframes the figures.
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Johnson City
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UPI
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W. Willard Wirtz
White House
Califano
Joseph Califano
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Jack Connor
Bill Wirtz
Ackley
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Isaiah
Viet Nam
U.S
Businessmen and free enterprise in modern economy
John Hodell reviews John R. Bunting The Hidden Face of Free Enterprise noting the contrast between professed support for Adam Smiths market ideals and observed tendencies toward price manipulation risk shifting debt and cautious planning by business leaders. The piece discusses Keynes influence and the push pull between market forces and government controls. A closing prayer by Webb Garrison Evansville Ind Methodist minister adds a religious reflection.
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U. S
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John Maynard Keynes
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Man
Jesus
Webb Garrison
Evansville, Ind
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Diaper Service Faces Worker Shortage and Training Push
A shortage of workers in diaper service prompts a government effort. The Labor Department plans to spend 141,854 dollars to train 700 unemployed people in diaper service skills. An industry official notes fewer people want to start at the bottom in this field.
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Ment
Labor Department
Johnson strengthens hold on national party machinery
Washington reports President Johnson has deepened his grasp of local and state politics aided by Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien. The pair shaping Democratic strategy for 1966 and 1968, with O'Brien orchestrating nationwide registration and continuous campaign efforts while Johnson pursues a lasting political influence across urban centers and key states.
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NEA
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence F. O’brien
White House
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Prom Johnson
Massachusetts
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
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Drought Drives Private Water System Sales Boom
The drought across the Northeast boosts private water system sales, with 1965 projections near 81 million dollars, up from 58 million in 1960. Pumps dominate. tanks and other gear could lift totals 20 percent. Sprinkler kits rise as homeowners drill deeper wells to secure water.
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William D. Lafpfler
UPI
New York
United States
Joseph R. Schmitt
A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co
Dubuque
Iowa
Schmitt
City Engineer tours Beaver Creek drainage basins for water plan
From the 1940 Raleigh Register file, City Engineer Phil Wilson led four council members on a Beaver Creek and Glade Creek drainage basins tour to justify Big Beaver Creek as the preferred Beckley water supply site. Also noted is the Aug. 21 death of exiled Russian figure Leon Trotsky in Mexico City from pickax wounds.
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Big Beaver Creek
Beckley
Phil Wilson
Beaver Creek
Glade Creek
Leon Trotsky
Lenin
Russia
Mexico City
Italian immigrant killed by coal car in 1915 note
Vitangelo Valentine from Italy, ready to join the war against Austria, was crushed under a coal car at Eccles on August 10. The body was buried in Beckley Catholic cemetery. O C Hedrick, ex-deputy sheriff of Raleigh county and now a farmer near Richmond, Va., was visiting area this week.
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Vitangelo Valentine
Italy
Austria
Eccles
Beckley
O. C. Hedrick
Raleigh
Richmond
Republican White Paper on Vietnam Sparks Mixed Debate
Watch On The Potomac reviews the House GOP Committee on Planning and Research white paper Viet Nam Some Neglected Aspects of the Historical Record. The piece argues the document oversimplifies the Vietnam conflict and misreads changing conditions in a war theater shaped by Diem, Tonkin, and U. S. policy shifts under LBJ.
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White House
Viet Nam
House
GOP Committee On Planning and Research
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Southeast Asia
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Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and delivery notes
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists mail subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with annual, semiannual, and daily options. It notes home delivery by carrier, change of address procedures, state sales tax in West Virginia, and that distributors are independent contractors not responsible for advance payments.
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