Space cooperation and tax cuts in Cold War backdrop
The column weighs Chamber of Commerce tax cut aims against fiscal goals and notes US space budget growth. It highlights international satellites like Canadas Alouette built for ionospheric study, to be launched by US boosters, signaling cooperation amid US-Soviet tension over space priorities and peaceful use.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
C of C
Kennedy
Houston
Soviet Union
Space Club
U. S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
International
United
Washington Window Book Is Recommended Reading
Washington window book is recommended reading for voters and taxpayers. Author John G. Tower argues for Conservative policies, tax cuts, a balanced federal budget, and a constitutional spending cap to curb inflation and dollar devaluation. He claims politicians prioritize spending over citizens, hurting the common man.
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Washington
UPI
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Congress
Tower
Senate
Internal Revenue Code
U.S
House
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Noise and marriage in a modern masculine age
columnist John Hodel humorously laments the modern male obsession with noise from car horns and tire screeches describing teen drivers and macho bravado. He pivots to marriage as a social rite, praising commitment amid ceremony, emotion, and occasional absurd rites, then ends with a formal prayer.
Watch On The Potomac Tells How To Solve The Cuban Crisis
The piece argues against inaction over Cuban danger with Soviet troops 90 miles offshore. It cites Kennedy's stance and outlines proposals by Democratic exile Manuel Antonio de Varona for recognizing a de facto Cuban government with belligerent status and arming a Latin American freedom army. It discusses Cuban dissidents, training needs, and the risk of wider war if Fidel Castro remains.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Castro
Khrushchev
Cuba
Berlin
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Caribbean
U.S
White House
Daniel James
Liberal
New Leader
Miami
James
Manuel Antonio de Varona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Democratic Rescue
Moscow
Venezuela
Bay of Pigs
Miss USA contestants visit Governor in Charleston West Virginia
Governor Barron greets Miss USA contestants at the state mansion with warmth as officials from many departments attend. Miss Alaska calls the governor the nicest she has rubbed noses with while Miss Pennsylvania and Miss Pittsburgh also attend. The visit follows a tour of state civic activity and tourism efforts including brochures for six handmade glass factories and plans for a Romney area early American homes tour.
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Jerry Beigel
Charleston
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
Alaska
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Pittsburgh
Huntington
State Commerce Department
Department
Romney
Romney Woman's Club
Colony of
Virginia
Woman's Club
De Gaulle Veto Looms Over Britain Entry To Europe
De Gaulle is seen as the pivotal obstacle to Britain joining the European Common Market while Vienna talks resume in Brussels. He may delay a decision rather than flatly reject entry, aiming to influence London’s leadership and timing. Brezhnev visits Yugoslavia as Soviet relations with Tito nations seek stronger cultural and economic ties amid a Berlin lull. U.S. envoy Kohler may wait for Brezhnev to return. In Asia, U2 pilots face Chinese missile doubt, and Laos Meo tribesmen in the north risk starvation as neutrality presses the U.S. to stop air drops. Hong Kong refugees from Macao prompt Britain to deploy marine police and Royal Navy radar boats to curb flows.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Europe
Commonwealth
Brussels
London
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
U.S.S.R
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Brezhnev
Berlin
New Delhi
China
Laos
Hong Kong
Macao
Raleigh Firms Plan Three Story Buildings in 1912
From the Raleigh Register files, Rose & Turner Co. will raise their building to three stories, up from two. T. E. Combs also votes to add a third story to his two ongoing business structures between the Blankenship building and The Bank of Raleigh. Sen. McGinnis and Jas. B. Shrewsbury left for Parkersburg to join a Democratic State Executive Committee meeting. McGinnis serves on the committee from the senatorial district.
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Raleigh Register
Rose & Turner Co
T. E. Combs
Blankenship
Bank of Raleigh
Wm. H. McGinnis
Jas. B. Shrewsbury
Parkersbury
Democratic State Executive Committee
McGinnis
Mabscott Doctor and Mayor Dies After Heart Attack
25 years ago Dr D L Hill Mabscott physician and mayor died Sept 19 at a local hospital after a heart attack. Beckley to elect a new mayor Oct 5 with Mayor Robert Winston not seeking re election. Mrs J L Bumgardner wins handicap women’s golf at Black Knight CC for second straight year.
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Raleigh Register
D. L. Hill
Mabscott
J. L. Bumgardner
Kanawha Street
Black Knight Country Club
United Nations On The Ballot In U S Election
The article discusses growing opposition to the United Nations in American politics as the U N faces funding battles and the General Assembly sessions. It notes bipartisan support for U N funding but highlights isolationist pressures and potential shifts if the General Assembly tackles Cuba and disarmament before the election.
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Washington
NEA
United Nations
General Assembly
U.S
U.N
U.N. and Get the U.N
U.S.A
Kennedy
Senate
House
U. N
U.N. Financial House
White House
State Department
Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet
Russia
China
Cuba
Naheigh Register Advertising Rates and Contacts
The Naheigh Register lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and staff, including John Hodel as managing editor. It notes national advertising represented by Ward Griffith Company with locations in major cities. Subscription rates by mail are provided for daily and Sunday editions, including daily only options.
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MAIL
West Virginia
Heckley Newspapers Corporation
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