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A reflection on justice noting not everyone errs yet true justice lies with those who refrain from harming when they could. The saying emphasizes restraint and moral integrity as the measure of fairness.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
4
A reflection on justice noting not everyone errs yet true justice lies with those who refrain from harming when they could. The saying emphasizes restraint and moral integrity as the measure of fairness.
A tribute to the First Christian Church in Beckley highlighting its humble beginnings, its role in founding Beckley Institute the first Raleigh County high school, and plans for dedicating a $180,000 education building while saluting past ministers and mission work.
The piece notes President Kennedy seeks 100000 additional public housing units despite likely congressional cuts. It details current public housing stock near 600000 units with 40 percent on welfare aid, median incomes, eligibility thresholds, and the high share of Black occupants, plus the need to house more elderly.
Bruce Biossat notes that states increasingly shoulder funds yet receive full program control, citing interstate highway aid as an example. Critics warn of waste and corruption, while education aid could shift building versus salaries, risking political pressure and altered federal-state balance. Experts urge a careful, cooperative approach to avoid overreach.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists home delivery rates and subscription prices for Raleigh and News Register with daily and Sunday options, six month and one year terms, plus a 2 percent West Virginia sales tax. It notes independent contractor status of carriers and distributors and requests old address details for address changes.
A prayer attributed to Scott Brenner from Philadelphia asks for divine guidance in the atomic age. It calls on God to sober humanity, to teach peaceful living, and envisions future earth shaking events and resurrection through Jesus Christ.
The Looper case before the Supreme Court questions whether union members can be compelled to fund political activities. It involves Nancy M. Looper and Southern Railway employees challenging union spending of dues for objectives opposed by some members. The Georgia Supreme Court ruled for the complainants, citing constitutional guarantees of freedom of association.
Congolese leaders announce a confederation of Congo states as Moise Tshombe calls for peace with outside powers. Separate quotes applaud South Africa's Commonwealth departure, while U.S. labor and political law debates touch on union spending, free speech, and minority rights in the courts.
One in eleven Americans is 65 or older and many plans now extend into retirement. Check existing employee coverage, convertibility, and eligibility for retirees, then compare hospitalization, surgical, regular medical, and major medical benefits. Consider AARP group plans, costs around 72 dollars annually, and other policies offering up to 5000 in hospital benefits with deductibles.
Miss Stella Stover entertained young friends including Misses Carrie Cook Lena Virginia Nannie Cottle Pearle Shumate Eva Della Shumate and Messrs Blake Hubert Lilly Pierce Stover Azel Vince Shumate Ross Stover Otie Moye Earl Nelson Shumate. Editorial notes support for Beckley hearing and a need for a permanent safe post office location to serve the growing county and future federal term.
Comic sketch notes how couples cope with dieting and support during strain. It ponders social habits like using wristwatches to tell time and jokes about elevator operators in an Indiana town going on strike. The piece comments on attitudes toward money and what a typical woman might say.
Clarence W. Meadows, Raleigh County prosecuting attorney, announced his bid in the Democratic nomination for attorney general and will depart this week for a statewide campaign tour. Ella G. Deem, 80, died April 4 in Beckley at her son C. H. Deem's home after a weeklong illness. born January 12, 1856 in Murraysville, she recalled Morgan's raid on the Ohio River. W. B. Parks, a mining figure, suffered a broken right leg and rib while at Alpeca, and West Virginia Mountaineers captured their fourth Eastern boxing conference title in five years.
Roy Lee Harmon notes how public figures face ridicule from presidents to governors and laments the abuse he receives after eleven years in Raleigh County West Virginia politics. He cites enacted laws like the Natural Resources Bill and income tax, plus a liquor referendum, as meaningful outcomes amid personal vitriol.
The Midnight Earl surveys Marilyn Monroe back from Florida weighing options on Rain and a Fox contract as her April 14 expiry nears. He notes Joe DiMaggio tension, plus a whirlwind of showbiz buzz including Dietrich, Berle, Ball, Zanuck, Sinatra, Elvis, and others shaping a volatile entertainment landscape.
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