Thought For Today on salaries and public merit
A reflection from The Institute of Public Administration addressed to Mayor Lindsay of New York. It contends the public will support high pay for truly outstanding individuals but objects when notable salaries go to mediocrities.
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Institute of Public Administration
Lindsay
New York
A Nice Gesture Is City Cleanup Worth a Plan
The editorial commends a city cleanup idea but notes hazy details and weak planning. It cites dump fees and county landfill closures as hindrances, urges precise schedules, ward awareness, and broader effort to organize a thorough, lasting cleanup rather than a mere gesture.
Starfighter affair threatens German defense cabinet
The Guardian reports West Germany’s air force chief Panitzki is suspended amid ongoing Starfighter crashes. Since 1961, 61 Lockheed F-104s have crashed in Germany, killing 36. last year losses rose to about one per fortnight. Critics blame government delays, Strauss era procurement, and pilots’ training gaps.
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Werner Panitzki
Luftwaffe
Germany
Jor
Erhard
Herr Strauss
Watch On The Potomac Racism Won In Maryland Vote
Observers note a white backlash in parts of the country after Atlanta riots but not nationwide. Maryland elected George P. Mahoney, a right-wing Democrat who stressed race issues, while liberal factions fear militant segregationists gained ground. California looms as a major November test with Ronald Reagan as the likely beneficiary if race becomes a campaign lever. Brown allies counter with accusations of racism to blunt Reagan's edge.
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Atlanta
Maryland
Massachusetts
Wallace
George P. Mahoney
Carlton Sickles
Mahoney
Stokely Carmichael
Boston
Endicott Peabody
U.S
Peabody
California
Watts
Ronald Reagan
Pat Brown
Reagan
Brown
Should U S Urge Two Chinas In United Nations
The U N General Assembly opens its 21st session amid debate over admitting Red China to the UN. Prospects hinge on conditions including expulsion of Nationalist China and a new resolution condemning the U S for the Korean War. U S policy has shifted, with advocates proposing a two Chinas approach to invite Peking while keeping Formosa.
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U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
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A. Thant
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Korea
Mao
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China
Burundi
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Goldberg
State Department
America
Formosa
Toilet Wall Art Reflects Frustration and Need for Respect
A Ring Register reader asks how to curb obscene toilet wall writing in theatres. The columnist suggests managing voices, not enforcing decency by law, and notes many factors behind vandalism while urging open dialogue with theatre management or direct contact with the paper.
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Ring Register
Sharp Shopping The Kitchen Sink Gets Attention Now
Aileen Snoddy notes kitchen sinks are central to home design and comfort. With 1000 yearly hours at the sink, buyers should choose durable, acid and stain resistant stainless steel or enamel options, ensure sound deadening, adequate waste outlets, and consider double or triple bowls. Favor single handle faucets and ergonomic height for back health.
France Says NATO Membership Is Only On Paper
Paris reports that President Charles de Gaulle told the NATO permanent council that from 1967 France will stop paying for NATO military installations and will fund none of the cost of transferring SHAPE and AF CENT HQs out of France by April 1, 1967. He earlier ordered withdrawal of French troops from NATO command and foreign troops from France, prompting anger among the 14 NATO allies. De Gaulle insists France remains loyal to the alliance, but French membership in the military organization is described as sketchy.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
de Gaulle
Pierre de Lousse
NATO Permanent Council
SHAPE
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers In Europe
Afcent
Allied Forces Central Europe
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Russia claims major victory amid invasion near Moscow
From the 1941 Raleigh Register files: Russia reports eight Nazi invasion divisions about 120,000 men were cut to pieces in a 26 day battle 200 miles southwest of Moscow. The shattered remnants flee in disorder toward Smolensk as Hitler's forces suffer a great setback.
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Russia
Moscow
Smolensk
Raleigh Register Classified Publisher Contact and Rates
Raleigh Register shows BECKLEY NEWS PAPERS CORPORATION address 341 Prince St and Hinton WV with managing editor John Hodel and United Press International affiliation. It lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery, including daily, Sunday, and combined options, with WV sales tax and carrier/distributor contractor notes.
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Beckley School 1916 17 Teachers Appointed
Twenty years ago the Town District school board appointed teachers for the Beckley school for the 1916 17 term. Appointees include M R Jennings as secretary and principal, Isaac McKinney as assistant, with Mrs M R Jennings Mrs Isaac McKinney Mrs L A Wood Mrs Mollie Farmer Miss Pearl Thurman Miss Nell Robertson as teachers.
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Raleigh Register
Town District School Board
Beckley
M. R. Jennings
Isaac McKinney
L. A. Wood
Mollie Farmer
Pearl Thurman
Nell Robertson
Ward Cannel Hottest TV Shows Of Season Previewed
Newspaper Enterprise Assn previews the new TV season with picks across genres. Highlights include The Monroes, Jean Arthur Show, Comedy Family Affair, The Hero, Tammy Grimes Show, The Girl From U N C L E, Tarzan, Time Tunnel, The Iron Horse, The Green Hornet, Rat Patrol, Jericho, The Hawk, It´s About Time, and more.
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