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A reflective quote credits artists as near to God, saying they receive life through spirit and shape it into fair forms that bless the world per J G Holland.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1962
Page
4
A reflective quote credits artists as near to God, saying they receive life through spirit and shape it into fair forms that bless the world per J G Holland.
In a personal letter on the 1961 Form 1040 booklet, Mortimer M Caplin defends taxes as a duty essential to civilized society. The piece surveys historical statements by Holmes Morgan and Webster, arguing taxation remains necessary to fund government and reflect political maturity, despite annual April grumbles.
President Kennedy’s ten year drive to inject twenty billion into Latin American economies faces Republican fire centered on Brazil. Brazil’s neutralist leader Joao Goulart has seized foreign property without agreed compensation, raising risk to AFP. Brazil is viewed as pivotal for the Latin American bloc and Kennedy’s strategy.
Washington views AFP as a cornerstone of Western Hemisphere policy while Latin America drags on reform. Kennedy proposed twenty billion dollars in loans, with long term options up to fifty years. Moscoso counsels patience but warns failures could push Latin America toward communism amid domestic tax resistance and political complacency.
A PSA encourages teens to stay in school, noting a shift in aerospace industry roles. WWII production workers five decades later are four of ten, while technical staff rise to one in four and climbing. Delaying a high school exit secures in demand skills for the future.
Bruce Biossat surveys educators leaders and officials who define the educated man as a lifelong seeker of knowledge. He must be curious observant and disciplined linking personal study to history and world affairs. The educated citizen iseager to solve problems and act with integrity for the common good.
Publication notices Beckley News publishes rates and delivery terms. It lists daily and Sunday subscriptions by mail and home delivery options, notes state sales tax, and states Beckley Newspapers is not responsible for payments to carriers or distributors.
The last day to file West Virginia personal income tax returns is midnight. Tax Director H. Clifford Lantz warned late filers face penalties and possible jail. Panic notes surfaced as taxpayers rush to file, with field agents staying in the field to assist. The Natural Resources Department also updated the trout stocking list, dropping three streams and adding several new lakes. The trout season opens April 27. Meanwhile, training at public works sites continues, and staffing changes were announced at the State Road Commission and the Agriculture Department. Assistant directors were named, while a senior official was recovering from surgery and expected to be out four to five weeks.
Judge Frank C. Haymond, age 75, is the senior West Virginia Supreme Court member by age and service. Appointed in 1945, he has served about 24 years on the bench, and plans no retirement. He enjoys tennis, golf, and bridge, and remains active from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Sadie and Sally seek help to estimate retirement income from pension social security investments and earnings. Arthur Lord offers a step by step method including tax deductions and monthly living amount, advising a two year trial before retiring, with a religious benediction at end.
Washington report outlines Kennedy plan to reduce unemployment toward 4 percent, detailing long term jobless, regional labor shortages, and extensions of unemployment benefits. It notes 1.5 million long term unemployed, 700,000 for over 26 weeks, and potential impacts of Area Redevelopment and public works programs.
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