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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
4
A brief meditation cites Mark 4 9 challenging readers to listen and understand. The line invites personal reflection on spiritual insight and attentiveness.
Strangers who opposed Stephen's Lake levy last Monday now express remorse or confusion. Callers cite motives from tenants paying taxes to poor neighborhood conditions. editors note such protests may reverse, yet rerunning an election would cost about six thousand dollars. The piece cautions against simplistic blame and notes the levy’s defeat was framed as heroic by some opponents.
A Raleigh County columnist recalls the special levy election for Stephen's Lake, blaming opponents for derailing progress and a $1.2 million federal matching funds loss. He argues supporters communicated the facts through local papers and stations, while critics cling to resentment and ignorance. The piece defends the levy and dismisses calls for retraction as futile.
A narrator recounts Harriet, his wife, whose hair and dress crackle with static. Despite quirks and jokes about being a walking dry cell, he helps her manage the electric appearances, suggesting practical grounding methods and inviting readers to dance with the lively, good-humored partner.
Washington reports a deepening clash between General staff and Defense Secretary McNamara over Pentagon waste policy and defense procurement. Allies and rivals in Congress push for changes as McNamara questions cost and efficiency while critics warn of alliance strain and risky foreign policy moves.
A national conservative drive opposes disarmament efforts and a nuclear test ban with Soviet Russia, led by Republicans and right wing groups. Opponents seek to abolish the Disarmament Agency while defending U.S. military strength amid debate over treaties and Arm s Control reforms.
Paris reports President de Gaulle is speaking with allies but no plan for a Kennedy summit this summer. UPI reports last week's talks between U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and French officials touched on possible Franco American cooperation.
25 years ago Charles Kiser, 18, of the Raleigh CCC camp died April 18 from injuries suffered while fighting a forest fire. He was part of an 18 man crew battling a 38 acre blaze. Foreman R H Legg found Kiser unconscious during an inspection and rushed him to Glen Daniel and then to hospital. The Raleigh camp’s first fatal fire accident since 1935 came as 300 fires had already been fought.
Twenty years ago Beckley prepares to open a new hospital near Beckley Junction funded by Dr. J E Coleman of Fayetteville and Dr. Robert Winston of Beckley. Captain J H Wingate of Wingate McGhee Roanoke Va confirms paving contracts for Beckley and Mt Hope with J O Freeman surveying Mt Hope streets. B J Shumate buys J P Peck share at Phillips and Peck Grocery and Meat, firm renamed Phillips and Shumate. Mrs M H Farmer moves her variety stock to Main and Kanawha, replacing Thompson Ware space. M M Maxwell millinery vacates.
The House alone can vote impeachment and prosecute trials, initiate revenue bills, and, if no presidential candidate wins a majority of electoral votes, select the president. The first national park established by Congress was Yellowstone.
The notice lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery options for Beckley Newspapers Corporation services in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. It notes prices for daily and Sunday editions, daily only, and carrier delivery, plus taxes and terms about independent contractors and payment responsibility.
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