Goldberg Nomination to Supreme Court Sparks Broad Support
Thought for Today notes Arthur J. Goldberg’s conciliatory labor stance. Kennedy nominates him to the Supreme Court, with Dirksen Goldwater praising his dialogue with unions. Separate NY politics discuss Rockefeller’s re election prospects and Morgenthau as a potential Democratic gubernatorial candidate amid party strategy.
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Illinois
Congress—of Industrial Organization
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Kennedy
United States Supreme Court
Everett Dirksen
Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
Goldberg
Conservatives See Rockefeller Record Boost for 1964 Bid
Washington dispatch reports Republican conservatives praise Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for fiscal responsibility with a record of balanced state budgets in New York. They see his 1963 balance and 1962 surplus as credentials, while noting taxes to fund spending. The piece discusses Rockefeller’s potential to win re election in New York and vie for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination amid other contenders including Scranton Romney Nixon and prospects for 1968.
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Syracuse
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Buffalo
New York
Rocky
Robert Morris Morgenthau
Henry Jr
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefefeller
Rockefeller
New York State
Republican Congressional Committee
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Kennedy
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Public Housing Act In Its 26th Year
Washington reports on public housing progress as the Public Housing Act marks its silver anniversary. Commissioners and officials describe housing units, subsidies, and reforms including smaller high rises, design improvements, elderly housing, life care plans, and targeted units for large families to curb vandalism.
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PHA
McGuire
San Antonio
Tex
Kennedy
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Balancing School Sports and Activities for Students
Parents and students weigh the benefits of school sports and clubs against academic demands. With proper training, supervision, and planning, participation can support growth without harming grades. The article advises discussing issues with teachers, evaluating priorities, and possibly reorganizing time or dropping an activity to restore balance.
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David Nydice
UPI
Orchestra
Education For Totalitarians Is Difficult Too
UPI analyst in Moscow reports a parent challenging German language over English as language classes are allocated by alphabet. The piece links Soviet education with free societies, noting indoctrination aims, heavy emphasis on language, and shortages, while Poland drops compulsory Marxism Leninism and religion remains in some schools.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Moscow
Connecticut
United States
Radio Free Europe
Free World
Soviet Union
Europe
Lenin
Russia
Poland
Beckley schools rent textbooks plan gains support
Twenty five years ago principals Cecil L. Miller of Sylvia and Fletcher Freeman of Institute endorsed a system of renting textbooks as supplements at their schools. Raleigh county receives an extra $10,000 in public assistance funds. Pinecrest Sanitarium building project gains $180,000 Public Works approval. Beckley Mount Hope Lions plan a September Camp Glen Daniel joint meeting with two Mount Hope members attending. Dr K K Rand leads program with pianist T S Rice presenting solos.
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Beckley
Cecil L. Miller
Sylvia School
Fletcher Freeman
Institute School
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Neely
Instituton
Public Works Administration
Mount Hope
Camp Glen Daniel
Wood Poling
W. G. Potter
K. K. Rand
T. S. Rice
Green Bank Telescopes Probe Ancient Cosmic History
Dennis H. Cooke notes at High Point College describe Green Bank's radio telescopes, including a 300 foot dish and 85 and 140 foot scopes, studying Venus and distant signals. The piece highlights the quiet site, evolving dish technology, and the potential for linked operation while praising the outdoors and scientific curiosity.
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Greenbank
Dennis H. Cooke
High Point
N. C
High Point College
Cuba Occupation by Soviets Threatens Western Democracy
Washington argues the Soviet invasion of Cuba endangers democracy in the hemisphere and U.S. security. The piece critiques Kennedy’s cautious stance, calls for a blockade on Cuba, support for a democratic Cuban revolution, and a deadline for Soviet technicians to depart, warning of action if not removed.
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National Science Foundation
Grote Reber
Reber
Green Bank
Washington
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
United States
Kennedy
Castro
Organization of American States
Alliance For Progress
Peru
Soviet
Russia
Hemisphere
Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and policies
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists mail and carrier subscription rates for West Virginia residents with daily and Sunday options as well as monthly and half year terms. It notes tax, change of address requirements, and that dealers are independent contractors not liable for advance payments.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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Chicago
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Steel Organizing Committee
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Schenectady
Morgenthau
Nenauer
NEA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marie C. MecGuire
America
Congress
United Nations
John Eliot
U.S
Jordan
Jo Dan
Raleigh Register
Raleigh
Harry Anderson
John Hodel
Venus
Howard E. Tatel
U. S
Red Army
Berlin
Batista
White House
Caribbean
Latin America
Naleigh
Prince St
W. Va
Hinton
W Va
United Press International
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
Ssscas
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