Nation conflicts mirror child disputes in UN style parent
The piece likens global rivalries to quarrels among siblings, arguing a neutral UN as a compromised parent. It notes procurement of a year of AMC profit sharing with UAW, predicting fringe benefits to workers and stock allocations. Khrushchev backs Cambodia plan for an international conference affecting Southeast Asia, while South Vietnam and Thailand resist neutrality efforts.
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George Romney
A.M.C
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Ford
General Motors
Tass
Khrushchev
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Thailand
Moscow
Washington Window Seventeen Million Stockholders Called Shiftless Let
A Washington Window analysis discusses 17 million U.S. stockholders as a dispersed, underorganized group. It centers on Sen. John Sherman Cooper and a 1956 tax bill amendment restricting deductible expenses for informing shareholders on political matters. The Investors League plans to challenge constitutionality, citing equal status with labor unions in political participation.
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U.S. Senate
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Pearance
Patrick V. McNamara
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Investors League
Henry the strong rock in Arbutus illness tale
A humorous domestic vignette contrasts Henry the stoic, never sick husband with Arbutus who battles a cold with dramatic symptoms. Henry endures and helps, even through a mosquitos bite and family chaos, while Arbutus recovers after a heroic struggle. The piece concludes with a church prayer and a sign-off by James Ross McCain.
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Khrushchev Sees America As Liberal and Indecisive
Watch On The Potomac argues Khrushchev views the United States as too liberal to fight and indecisive, citing his Cuba and Berlin stance, Kennedy’s cautious style, and the need for strong deeds to show principle. It notes Kennedy’s technocratic approach and warns against letting detachment erode resolve.
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Robert Frost
Moscow
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Kennedy
Vienna
Menshikov
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Cuba
Nebraska
Ralph McGill
Atlanta
Herbert Lehman
New York
Estes Kefsover
Tennessee
Bob LaFollette
Wisconsin
Martin Luther King
Alabama
Freedom Riders
United States
Philippines
Emanuel Pelaez
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Britain Seeks Common Market Entry Amid Commonwealth Ties
Britain plans renewed talks in Brussels next month to join the Common Market while preserving Commonwealth business links. It may woo smaller market nations like Belgium and the Netherlands to counter Franco German dominance, as officials weigh new entry formulas.
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Red China
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Cuba
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Mohammed Ayub Khan
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Washington
Pakistan
China
India
Italy
In Ethiopia All Is Serene On The Surface
Addis Ababa reporter George Weeks notes lingering conflicts from a nearly two year old revolt still visible in Ethiopia's capital. The city shows a stark contrast between mud huts and modern buildings, and between impoverished elders and untaxed aristocrats, reflecting a tension between present moods and past conditions.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
UPI
Blakely to Lead Raleigh Republican Mayoral Bid in 1937
W T Blakely named Republican mayoral nominee as Raleigh gears for October 5 municipal election. West Virginia notes include J Patrick Beacon elected Young Democrats president after rival withdrawal. Ethiopian view contrasts reform push with imperial stability amid foreign aid and domestic power dynamics.
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Raleigh Register
W. T. Blakely
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J. Patrick Beacon
Huntington
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Emperor Nobuhiro's Death Sparks Samurai Sacrifice
In 1912 Tokyo the emperor Mutshu hito's passing drives grief bound suicides as centuries old codes demand honor. General Count Marosuke Nogi and Countess Nogi kill themselves with blades in the palace hall. Also note Guy Morrison leaving for Buckhannon to attend West Virginia Wesleyan College and lead the basketball squad this year.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mutshuhito
Marosuke Nogi
Port Arthur
Nogi
Guy Morrison
Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Guy
Is European Political Union Possible or Inevitable
The piece surveys visions of European unity from Spaak and Monnet to de Gaulle and Adenauer, outlining federal versus confederal paths, Britain's mixed stance, and existing Euratom and Common Market structures. It notes Britain’s hesitant entry, Franco British tensions, and a proposed Atlantic partnership, with Kennedy urging progress toward a more perfect union.
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France
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Italy
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European Atomic Energy Community
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Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and policies
Publication details for Nalciggh & Register outline Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and editor. It lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery, with weekly and monthly options, taxes, and notes on address changes and carrier contracts.
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Hinton
W. Va
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