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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
4
A reflective snippet cites Isaiah 3 15 asking what it means to crush people and grind the poor, framing a moral prompt about justice and care for the vulnerable. It presents a brief devotional verse focusing on social equity and divine judgment.
An editorial defends Stephen's Lake dam delays caused by thorough sub surface exploration and core drilling. It contrasts cautious construction with an earlier Tennessee dam failure, urges Raleigh County voters to approve a 400000 dollar levy to match a 1200000 dollar federal grant, and argues rapid completion would harm safety and jobs.
Washington public opinion leans toward cautious silence as New York newspaper blackout drags on. Politicians hesitate to press for end of strike while fear grows among publishers and workers. Kennedy era commentary notes a drift in administration momentum and calls for decisive action amid Bay of Pigs fallout.
A man recounts a spree of bouncing checks tied to a Raleigh County bank mix up. He pleads guilty to careless handling while detailing accidental fraud and a search for safer banking colors. He recalls advice from Dr. Banks on medicine and a sulphur cure tale that ended comically with a near tragedy but no lasting harm.
A humorous column recounts a failing chair experience and then shifts to local politics. It notes Avrel Ellison's City Council bid in the Fifth Ward, mentions defaced campaign cards, and hints at possible voter prejudice. The piece blends personal anecdote with a light political aside.
Gracious Father set our feet with patience and courage on the road to a new day and world. In uncertainty grant unfaltering trust in Thy goodness. Give wisdom that hides in simplicity and power shown in modesty for Thy name’s sake. Amen. Joseph R. Sizoo Washington DC professor of religion George Washington University
Washington NEA reports the SEC urges strong consumer safeguards in its two year stock market probe. Proposals include licensing brokers, registering firms, stronger financial standards, and rapid prospectus requirements while extending rules to over the counter trades and large holdings. The plan also targets anti fraud, insider trading, and coordinated bank regulation with federal agencies.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists office contact details and staff including managing editor John Hodel. It details United Press International membership and Ward Griffith Company ad services, plus mail and home delivery subscription rates, tax notes, and contractor disclaimers.
United States officials press Kennedy multilateral nuclear force plan in Europe aiming for a NATO council blueprint next month. Talks in Paris and London focus on a first stage combining Polaris submarines, V-bomber force, and NATO earmarked units, with Britain seeking a separate command led by a deputy to Gen. Lemnitzer. France under de Gaulle resists inter allied control and pursues a national force.
Parents can assist both successful students and those facing difficulties. Most students succeed, but a small percentage have problems that require cautious concern. Encourage without overpraising, support interests with materials and opportunity, and foster growing independence with guidance and structure.
James M. Henderson has been appointed United States commissioner for a four year term by Federal Judge George W. McClintic. He will succeed the late W. H. Bardin. Born in England, his family moved to New York City as a child. He graduated from Trinity College and earned a law degree at Duke University.
The Raleigh Register notes a fire descent on Beckley injuring the home of Mr Mark Radford, a loss near $1000. The dwelling, owned by Crockett Mankin of Marshes, stood as one of Beckley’s oldest structures. Nearby, Mrs Emily Williams aged sixty six, longtime Beckley resident and daughter of Clark son Prince, died after a full life near Beaver.
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