Quote on patriotism by Gradl cited as difference
West German cabinet minister Johann Baptist Gradl states there is a decisive difference between loving one's country above all and setting it above all. The remark contrasts personal devotion with policy supremacy, reflecting debates on national priorities.
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Contrast and Hope at Kentucky Dam Village Conference
George Wallace signals a possible 1968 presidential bid while Ronald Reagan and George Mahoney rise as right wing candidates amid a climate of hate. Edward Breathitt offers a contrasting message of state-led civil rights progress and innovation, highlighting Kentucky's civil rights law and calmer racial climate as a beacon amid perilous times.
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Apostles of Hate
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Kentucky
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Regulation Of Loan Rates Draws WV Becktley Firms Action
Beclay West Virginia experts press for state law regulating second mortgage loan firms amid disclosures of high costs. A Beckley Modern Mortgage Service witness cites a $1,700 loan over five years totaling $2,979.60 with up to $305 in brokerage and attorney fees. State lawmakers consider licensing to curb out of state lenders and protect reputations of firms offering debt consolidation. Meanwhile WVU dean Dr. Carl M. Frasure resigns from government committees effective Nov. 1 due to WVU duties. Legislative Services Division to assume Frasure’s duties for now.
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Beckley Office
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Del
Tom Myles
Fayetteville
Ned Watson
Fairmont
William Moreland
Morgantown
West Virginia
Antietam a Bloodiest Day in American History
A detailed look at the Battle of Antietam at Sharpsburg Maryland notes its status as the bloodiest day in U S history. It covers troop dispositions McClellan Lee Jackson and crucial combats at Miller cornfield West Woods Sunken Road Bloody Lane and Lower Bridge plus the strategic impact including Emancipation Proclamation timing and Lincoln's reaction.
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Stonewall Jackson
Miller Cornfield
A. R. Lawton
Joseph Hooker
West Woods
Jackson
Edwin Sumner
Bloody Lane
Lower Bridge
Snavely’s Ford
A. P. Hill
Harper's Ferry
Potomac
Shenandoah Valley
Zinc shortage noted in U S diet by university researchers
Researchers at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry report a significant zinc shortage in the national diet. The average American gets only 80 to 85 percent of the recommended amount, a shortfall linked to wound healing and vascular and respiratory issues. The commentary ties this to rising environmental lead concerns, framing a national health balance of lead out and zinc in.
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Watch On The Potomac FDR Jr. Runs for Governor as Liberal
Washington pundits weigh why Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. chose to run as an independent on the Liberal Party ticket in New York. The move stirs resentment among liberals while risking party organization patronage and state politics. Observers cite personal motive to restore standing, указ power, and liberal traditions, amid skepticism about chances of victory.
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Buffalo
Robert F. Kennedy
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West Virginia
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Herbert Lehman
U. S
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Frozen gas barges open new doors to industry
EDWARD CRAIG reports on liquefied natural gas shipping expanding energy logistics. LNG barges disrupt pipeline dominance, with costs favoring sea transport beyond 1000 miles. The Byron Jackson division leads pump tech drawing LNG from holds into reliquefaction and pipelines, signaling rapid growth for this infant industry.
Raleigh City to publish first financial statement in years
The Raleigh city administration, with a substantial bank balance at the close of the 1940-41 fiscal year, will soon issue its first financial statement in over three years. Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Martin and daughter Miss Ruby of Athens visit relatives here, former Raleigh County residents with many local friends.
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Athens
Douglas Scott
Raleigh County
Vorster Seen as Key to Rhodesia Crisis in British View
British officials warn South Africa's new premier Balthazar Vorster could decide the Rhodesia problem and reshape relations with Britain. His past as an anti British authoritarian figure concerns London, but recognition of Rhodesia might boost his domestic support among white South Africans.
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London
UPI
South Africa
Iron Man
Balthazar Johannes Vorster
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Whitehall
Vorster
Ian Smith
Salisbury
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Smith
Verwoerd
Prayer For Today Blessings and resting in prayerful moments
A devotional prayer thanks God for daily opportunities to pause amid busy life and vacations. It asks for strength to return to work with poise gained through prayer, signed by Hoover Rupert, minister of First Methodist Church in Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Hoover
Rupert
Ann Arbor
Mich
First Methodist Church
Home Delivered Rates by Carrier or Distributor
The notice lists rates for home delivery by carrier or distributor. Weekly cost is 50, half month is 10, and monthly is 2.15 dollars. The item presents periodical delivery pricing details for daily and Sunday service.
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