Slow Justice Delays in Lafayette Hotel Condemnation Case
A long delay in a condemnation suit to fix the price the state must pay for the Lafayette Hotel property has stretched since March 1960. The denial of a 1965 motion to set aside a jury verdict leaves parties anxious, fearing court influence and diluted justice.
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Lafayette
Premarital chastity urged in new dating guide
United Press International reports Dr. Evelyn Millis Duvall argues in Why Wait Till Marriage that premarital sex poses real risks and that Kinsey claims are misinterpreted. She cites studies showing many youths still abstain by 21, clarifies contraception limits, and warns against a false sense of safety from antibiotics or penicillin.
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America
Association Press
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Bug Dust Sex Is Most Desirable Abused Institution
John Hodell argues society lacks a clear sexual standard and questions moral guidance for youth. He notes conflicting laws and marketing pressure around sex, the role of love, and the effects of religion and shame on understanding sexuality. He critiques premarital sex debates and calls for more open discussion.
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John Hodel
Sociesty
Louis Cassels
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Red China Said Setting Up Base In Congo
Scraps of information and rumors suggest Red China may be establishing a hidden jungle base in the former French Congo panhandle. The site near Brazzaville would support long term training, be hard to eradicate, and could aid neighboring regions with minimal risk of discovery for years.
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Congo
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Africa
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French Congo
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Astronaut Fields Controversy Over Visor Left Behind
Astronaut Edward White laments focus on the glove he left behind while noting his visor remained aboard his helmet during a spacewalk. He highlights the discarded visor as an overlooked detail in the mission.
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Edward White
Weight gain vs smoking risks in medical view
A physician in the Journal of the American Medical Association argues stopping smoking offers greater health benefits than avoiding weight gain. Another doctor estimates it would take about 120 pounds of weight gain to match the life-span reduction from smoking two packs daily, far above typical ex smoker gains.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Still Number One Farm Industry Feeds 6.5 Million
A declining farm population continues through the century as technology boosts productivity. Yet agriculture remains the nation’s top industry, employing about 6.5 million people, more than the combined workforce of steel, automobile, transportation, and public utilities.
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Robert B. Tootell
Farm Credit Administration
Beatle Forehead Acne Seen By Salt Lake Dermatologist
A Salt Lake City dermatologist notes a rise in forehead acne among teens with Beatle style hair. He warns bacteria thrive under the hair, increasing heat and infection risk, and urges teens to get a haircut.
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Salt Lake City
Japan’s Quiet Rise Shapes Asia’s Future Role
A Spivace column analyzes Japan under Premier Eisaku Sato as it seeks a non permanent UN Security Council seat and closer Asian ties. It notes Tokyo’s dual approach to China and Taiwan, balancing trade with Peking and relations with the Nationalists, while pursuing an “integral part of Asia” stance and mediation roles in Vietnam and regional conflicts.
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Eisaku Sato
United Nations Security Council
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Asia
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Singapore
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Red China's UN Seat Bid Weakened by Recent Actions
U S officials say Beijing’s chances of joining the United Nations have fallen due to its recent words and deeds. Premier Chou En Lai rejected UN peace roles in Viet Nam, angering African states and others previously open to Peking. The General Assembly could still set rules by a simple majority, but current sentiment favors delaying or defeating admission.
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United Press International
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Romania
Former Navy pilot backs air travel as safest transport
David C. Quinn of the Airways Club argues airlines are the safest transport and urges a watchdog group to protect travelers. He cites jet-age conveniences boosting business flights, rising costs for Pepsi-Cola and Occidental executives, and a club membership of 25 000 including top corporate leaders and lawmakers.
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Occidental Petroleum Corp
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Chicago
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President Porter McNicol Calls Second County Union Meeting
Porter McNicol of the Stamford local United Mine Workers issues a call for a second county-wide meeting of union representatives to discuss a demand for local autonomy.
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Raleigh Register
Porter McNicol
Stamford
United Mine Workers of America
Beckley News Papers circulation rates and policies
Beclky Newspapers Corporation publishes subscription and delivery details for Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. Rates for daily and Sunday service vary by duration, with annual and six month options. taxes apply. Carriers and distributors are independent contractors, and the company is not responsible for advance payments.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Produce wagons travel via Bluestone to Raleigh and Beckley
From the 1940 Files Of Produce wagons numbering twenty seven passed through Daniels this week en route for the markets of Raleigh and Beckley. The train was led by Quincy Houshings with Woody Lilly in the rear.
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Raleigh Register
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Daniels
Raleigh
Beckly
Quincy Houshings
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