Facts Not Fiction on Aged Health Care Burden
Editorial cites multiple studies showing most seniors are financially able to pay medical costs and that only a small share lack adequate health care. Data from University of Chicago NORC, Kentucky USDA, Vermont, and other sources indicate high insurance coverage and low unpaid bills among those 65 and older, challenging push for compulsory health care legislation.
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Congress
American Medical Association
U.S. A
Emory University
James W. Wiggins
Helmut Schoeck
Researc
Aee Ee
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
University of Kentucky
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Kentucky
Vermont
Charleston
W. Va
American Enterprise Assn
Rhode Island
Blue Cross
COPE
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
Tired-Of-Hearing Department Quotes From Hal Boyle
New York AP column compiles remarks about mayors facing constant pressure from taxpayers unions and city employees. It riffs on political pressures, fundraising, patronage, and civic duties with sharp, humorous lines from a veteran observer.
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New York
Teachers’ Union
Bug Dust By Roy Lee Harmon
A Raleigh Register columnist laments drunken driving as a constant menace. He cites frequent arrests, dangerous road conditions, and the need for harsher laws and enforcement to protect the public. The piece urges tougher penalties and a broader public stance against reckless, intoxicated drivers.
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Roy Lee Harmon
West Virginia
World Today looks to a dramatic UN week with Khrushchev visit
President Eisenhower faces a potential clash as UN General Assembly opens in New York next week. Khrushchev and nine other leaders arrive amid past setbacks as the Soviets push for a forum to attack U.S. policies. The piece notes U2, Powers, RB-47, Castro, Laos, Cuba, Congo, Berlin tensions and global demonstrations shaping a tense weeks ahead.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Eisenhower
America
New York
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Europe
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Khrushchev
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Marshal Tito
Rusia
Francis Gary Powers
Tokyo
Japan
Laos
Southeast Asia
Cueba
Fidel Castro
Russia
Red China
Congo
Africa
West Berlin
Stalin
Beckley Newspaper Rates and Delivery Terms
Beckley Newspapers outlines subscription pricing by mail and home delivery, with daily and Sunday options, regional tax details, and notes on carrier independence. Prices listed include yearly, six month, and monthly rates, plus per week and per half month for carrier delivery.
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Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Portland
San_ Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Paulings Conscience Case Heads Toward Supreme Court
Linus C. Pauling the Nobel physicist will appear before a Senate Internal Security subcommittee to refuse to name scientists who helped circulate anti nuclear weapons petitions. The case raises civil liberties questions about conscience and congressional investigative powers as the controversy heads toward the Supreme Court. In June he refused to disclose aiding scientists while offering only those he wrote to. The subcommittee seeks the names under contempt threats and courts have denied stay permissions as the issue focuses on legislative purpose behind the demand. A separate note from Lexington reports Washington and Lee students celebrating Gen Grant's birthday with a 138 candy cake at Lee Chapel.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Linus C. Pauling
Senate Internal Security
Pauling
United States Supreme Court
California Institute of Technology
United Nations
Congress
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Tually
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Nue
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Waterins
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Robert E. Lee
A. 5. Grant
Lee Chapel
Roger W. Payne, III
Arlington
Lee
Earl Wilson Home Again Blues Gussie Moran and More
New York gossip column recalls Gussie Moran’s pending marriage to a top gynecologist and Gary Cooper’s trip to England for a film. Suzy Parker considers returning to modeling. Betsy Blair denies marriage to Roger Pigaut amid a mistranslation. Also notes on Earl’s Pearls and a joke roundup with celebrities and city life.
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New York
Gussie Moran
Gary Cooper
England
Naked Edge
Suzy Parker
Betsy Blair
Gene Kelly
Roger Pigaut
Stars and astrology differ in study and fate
For thousands of years man studied stars, astronomy a scientific field and astrology a belief predicting events. The zodiac divides the sky into 12 parts. one is said to govern a birth date. Astrology’s roots are traced to Chaldeans in Babylonia, with occasional predictions matching reality.
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Babylonia
Prayer for schoolchildren and parental cooperation
A devotion praying guidance for new students and positive school influences. The author requests parents and communities align with homes to nurture character, ending with a blessing in Christ. Signed by Richard L. James, minister of Riverside Avenue Christian Church in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Richard L. James
Jacksonville, Fla
Riverside Avenue Christian Church
Raleigh Baptist Session Opens at Mt Hope Church
About 250 attendees marked the 1925 Raleigh Baptist Association session at Mt Hope Baptist Church. W E Tissue gave the welcome, and Rev Clarence Figgatt delivered the annual sermon. Beckley Legion Auxiliary selects F W Roschi president in Fairmont. Beckley Chamber showcases dam and park plans for Bluestone River corridor. Kiwanis team led by J T Lynch relieves guarantors of $2000 Beckley franchise liability after midseason campaign.
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Raleigh Baptist Association
Mt. Hope Baptist Church
W. E. Tissue
Mt. Hope Church
Clarence Figgatt
F. W. Roschi
Beckley
American Legion Auxiliary of
West Virginia
State Legion Convention
Fairmont
Bluestone
New River
Hinton
Glen Lyn
Garantors
Kiwanis Club
J T. Lynch
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